New comic day is tomorrow (Wednesday) again!  The week off is safely behind us, and there’s a bunch of stuff waiting for your perusal in the morning.  But as you look over the list of new incoming products that we have right here for you on our website, you may ask yourself a few puzzling questions.  And here are the answers:

As we arrive at this blessed time of year, a time of joy and thanksgiving, a time of parties & family, a time when all mankind is at peace with one another, we must acknowledge that it is also a time of messed-up schedules and releases when it comes to our favorite comics and games.  So here’s the skinny on how the next couple weeks will play out down here at ye ol’ hobby shop.

OK, here we go!  We’re in the home stretch for Christmas shopping, and you can definitely tell by the way the board games have been flying out of here lately.  Last week to get in here and grab some great gifts that you can open in the morning, and be playing with your family by the evening!!  Plus, it doesn’t hurt to add a few purchases to your 20% off list here at the store!!

We (retailers) all say that, around this time of year.  It’s a great Christmas gift.  The perfect stocking stuffer.  Fits everyone on your list.

I just saw too many interesting things on the web today to send out a bunch of random Tweets or Facebook messages… so for those of you who have wistfully longed for the old posts that were chock-full of links and random bits of comic-and-game related news, today will be a magical trip back in time.  And it all starts with…

A quick summary of new board games, RPGs, or other collectible-game fare that we have stocked in the last few weeks:

I was discussing with one of our customers last week the “problem” with independent comics.  While they have always been an important source of revenue at our comic book shop, we have always fault that stocking a good variety of independent publishers, creators, and story ideas went beyond just profitability – it was a matter of principle.  Many of the popular creators that you read on the DC or Marvel shelf got their start with some no-name small publisher who had a very small profit margin, yet was willing …

Many of you probably already know this, but I thought this might be a good time to define what the Clem’s Comics & Games online presence will look like going forward.