Tribe Comics and Games — Local services in Austin

Hands down one of the best comic book and board games you will find. They have a wide collection of comics, board games, and minatures from all different genres and they are always welcoming of new people in their weekly events (see below for more info) Drinks here are also extremely cheap; you can buy a fairly decently sized can of iced tea (good quality as well) for about $1.50 and they serve it in a variety of flavors. Great for when your deep into a board game and just need some refreshments.

Its also conveniently located next to Subway, Torchy Tacos, and Kerby Lane, and you are welcome to bring in food from those locations, however DO CLEAN UP AFTER YOURSELF. They have bins there for dispoal. Be sure to use them; no one likes having to clean up your mess. As a general rule of thumb, be sure to ask for their permission if you aren't sure. Helps make everyone happy and the owners really do appreciate when you try to help take care of their shop.

Events are held throughtout the week, with Saturday, Sunday, and Monday being the only days that events aren't held. They also have an award winning lady's DnD night that you absolutely should give a try out if your a lady looking for something to do on a Wednesday night, a Tuesday board game night (lots of fun, I go to this one a lot as there is a nice variety of games to choose from), a excellent DnD Adventures League on Thursday (get in early, it gets really busy), and DnD Homebrew on Friday.

Obviously right now none of these events are being run right now, but hopefully once COVID-19 dies down, these events will be brought back to life.

If you do decide to come on down, be sure to say hi to Lee and Daniel, the store managers, and you can find me in the store as Grant, the tall...

Best comic shop I know. The staff is second to none, always willing to help find what you’re looking for, order it if they don’t have it, or preorder upcoming releases. Friendly and always ready to offer recommendations, helping you complete a collection or discover something new, the store is run by people with decades of experience, and it shows. Every time I enter, they head straight to the subscription cabinet without me even having to say my name, I while I’m there, I notice them do that for most everybody who walks in. They know their customer base personally, so if you come in even a handful of times and engage them, you’ll get the same white glove experience. Some other great stores in town specialize in comics, toys, gaming or TCGs, Tribe has a healthy balance of all four making it an easy one stop destination. Great plaza to pop into, grab a bite to eat and indulge in some...

Every time I come to a new city, wherever I stay I try to buy something from that local comic book shop. SadlyTribe comic was a huge disappointment. When I arrived there, there was no parking since it’s in a small mini shopping complex. The store floor felt dirty as if it was never swept or mopped. The floor needed a new coat of paint too (made out of concrete) Also the sofa/chair they had there needed to be thrown out. It looked old, dirty and flaking off. Despite this I still thought “ let me check out the comics books” and as I was looking at there old and new comics, some guy (who I’m sure worked there) kept following me until I left the store. Everywhere I went he was there. I felt discriminated as I am Hispanic but I still grabbed a few comics to show my support. I will not be returning. I feel it’s important to help but not when you treat future customers and your...