Regardless of Packaging Debate, His Products Show Up Damaged
May 3, 2007
Scott Walston of Scott's Comics in Raleigh , North Carolina saw Paul Stock's comments about Diamond's packing methods and says that regardless of packaging philosophy, his products regularly arrived damaged.
'Where Is the Comic Shop Locator?'
May 2, 2007
A. G. Holliman of The Comic Strip in Tuscaloosa, Alabama saw the news about 'Spider-Man 3' promotions and asks why the Comic Shop Locator information is missing.
'Diamond Does an Excellent Job in Packaging'
May 2, 2007
Paul Stock of Astro Books of Montreal, Quebec saw Scott Walston's comments about Diamond's packing methods and says that Diamond generally does an excellent job with packaging.
Another Miller Movie
April 30, 2007
Warner Bros. has announced that it has optioned the rights to Frank Miller's Ronin miniseries/graphic novel.
Column by John Riley
May 1, 2007
Sharpening the Sword is a regular column by retailer John Riley of Grasshopper's Comics. This week, Riley covers the recent GAMA Trade Show.
Why Not Follow UPS Shipping Guidelines
May 1, 2007
Scott Walston of Scott's Comics in Raleigh , North Carolina saw Mike Milewski's comments about damaged copies and wonders why shipments don't come packed according to UPS shipping guidelines.
Blames Damages
April 30, 2007
Mike Milewski of M & M Comic Service in San Antonio, Texas saw Scott R Moore's comments about unavailable copies of WWIII #1 and #3 and believes damages are to blame.
Has Had Similar Problems
April 30, 2007
Glen Soustek of Westlake Cards, Comics & Coins, Inc. in Roselle, Illinois saw Scott R Moore's comments about unavailable copies of WWIII #1 and #3 and has had similar experiences with other miniseries.
Damage and Speculators Suspected
April 30, 2007
David Whelan of Comic Castle in Beckley, West Virginia saw Scott R Moore's comments about unavailable copies of WWIII #1 and #3 and believes odd shortages are due to mishandling and speculators.
Production Problems Possible Culprit
April 30, 2007
Matt Beckwith of Casablanca Comics in Windham, Maine saw Scott R. Moore's comments about unavailable copies of WWIII #1 and #3 and offers a possible scenario.
