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It's not just comics that one goes to the comic book store for. It's for geek chatter and bonding. It's for learning things.
For instance, if you like dogs AND you like RPG's, there is the Kickstarter for Pugmire. The funds have gone up $11K since I left the shop.
Like Image's AUTUMNLANDS: TOOTH AND CLAW, Pugmire is a game where all the characters are animals. Though the focus in Pugmire seems to be dogs (with some cat action).
Shelley and I are both dog people, so she's delighted by the idea and the sample artwork, and while I'm not sure I'd want to play a dog, even ones like they've sketched out in the game, I like the whimsical conceipt and the artwork is pretty nice.
For instance, if you like dogs AND you like RPG's, there is the Kickstarter for Pugmire. The funds have gone up $11K since I left the shop.
Like Image's AUTUMNLANDS: TOOTH AND CLAW, Pugmire is a game where all the characters are animals. Though the focus in Pugmire seems to be dogs (with some cat action).
Shelley and I are both dog people, so she's delighted by the idea and the sample artwork, and while I'm not sure I'd want to play a dog, even ones like they've sketched out in the game, I like the whimsical conceipt and the artwork is pretty nice.