R & B Games, Cards, Comics — Local services in Statesville

Very similar to card shop in hickory. Same tables for card games, but way more space!

Tried buying KILLER INSTINCT comic book whole series, but ended up with wrong one about vampires & intergalactic fighters. Oh well...lesson learned. Lady helped me again & found the right story about ULTRATECH corperation & JAGO w/ tiger spirit, & GLACIUS. Can't wait to see the art style drawings! She took out pen & notebook had me write down name, address, phone number, & I paid for my order by debit card. I don't know why but my DISCOVER credit card doesn't work on the card reader...

Bought new issue 1-3 SONIC THE HEDGEHOG here. The art is great, but I think the original comics art Might be better. Might consider buying the older original comics later.

EDIT: 6/12/18 YAY! MY comic books arrived! -original 1-3, & new 1-6...

I visited this store for the first time to play in their modern magic store championship. Let me just say that my experience was completely awful. Entry fee was $25, which is not in the spirit of a store championship. Prizing was terrible, partially because only 7 people showed up to play. The owner was inattentive. I had to remind him to create pairings for the next round twice. I also had a moment to look at some bulk singles they had sitting on the counter. I was going to buy a few, but no one would pay me any attention. I left the store confident that they don't care about magic players and I was not the only one. Another player left without even collecting his participation promos because he was so disgusted. I will...

If you’re a casual collector or trying to get back into it, pass on this place.

Not even a month after my first visit here, they were very quick to ride the wave and join scalpers in an endeavor to make as much money as possible off of a highly anticipated release. Double retail for a standard ETB…what a joke.

I’m all for supporting your local businesses and local game stores, but this ain’t it. Better off trying your luck at a big retailer — at least they would be more likely to have a consistent resupply and stick to MSRP. Imagine trying to push the envelope like you’re part of the community but you would sooner try to make a buck off them rather than get products into the hands of people who actually want...