If you are wondering where the latest newsletter is, head over to FantasiumComics.com.
If you are wondering why it’s over there, read this past newsletter that explains it all.
Wondering what Rick is going to do? He’s going to watch some movies, read some comic and he’ll be back to update this site as his own personal blog.
Sale! 50% off select trade paperbacks, graphic novels and hard covers through March 31st!
Rick’s Writin’s
Rick’s Writin’s
Rick’s Writin’sHard to believe it’s already a week past the Comic Con. Of course I was in a hang-over type daze for quite a while. It wasn’t until Friday that I started to feel recovered from what turned out to be a great show. The promoters estimated over 30,000 people attended this year, up from 20,000 attendees last year. Crowd control was better too, as the media guests were downstairs and off the main show floor, except for the Boondock Saints guys, Sean Patrick Flannery and Norman Reedus, who were just down the way from us. The show floor was less cramped and allowed for more comfortable browsing and shopping. End result, we Read the rest of this entry »
We will be closing early on Saturday at 3pm so I can get up there to the show and give Rick a chance to see Shatner.
We will also be closed all day Sunday for the convention.
We’ll be back to normal(ish) on Monday.
Have fun!
-Paula
Shipping This Week 3-9-11
5 RONIN #2 (OF 5) $2.99
ALL NEW BATMAN THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD #5 $2.99
BATGIRL #19 $2.99 Read the rest of this entry »
We will be closing at 3pm on Saturday, March 5th.
We will be closed all day Sunday, March 6th.
Stop by and see us at Booth #514!
We will be closing at 3pm on Saturday, March 5th and we’ll be closed all day Sunday, March 6th for Emerald City Comic Con.
Rick’s Writin’s
Not much of a newsletter from me today. Lots on my mind with the Emerald City Comic Con next weekend. Still so much to do, even though it seems like I know what I’m bringing. Just have to make sure I don’t miss something. Planning and coordinating the goods to bring to the show is always the hardest part. The show part, though very physically draining, is the easy part. We’re trying to make sure both Paula and myself get to enjoy the show more than we’ve been able to in past years. Usually it’s all work, work, work, and we don’t get to see anything. That’s my fault, as I want to make the best of the sales Read the rest of this entry »
Rick’s Writin’sIt’s a beautiful, chilly, late winter/early spring day. I love days like this because you can actually feel the season turning into spring. It happens in the fall too, but that one is way more of a downer. Mostly only maniacs that enjoy hurtling down snowy hills on little strips of wood or plastic or whatever those things are made of, look forward to winter. Spring is baseball, and flowers and trees blooming and the hope of warmer sunny weather; though around here we sometimes get ripped off on the sunny part. I love all the blooming flowers and trees. My house looks best in later spring when my plants and trees are in bloom. I actually did my job Read the rest of this entry »
Rick’s Writin’sHad to replace my alarm/clock radio today. Though they were out of the exact model I’d previously had, I bought a nice one at Fred Meyer, made by the same company. Two alarms, automatic time setting, and plenty of other nice touches. However, I discovered when it came time to set the alarm to the desired time, that there were no separate hour and minute buttons, just plus and minus buttons. This meant having to hit those buttons nearly 400 times to get the thing to register 6:30am. Who’d make a clock like that? Timex that’s who. You’d think they’d know better after all these years of clock and watch making. My finger is still numb and Read the rest of this entry »
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