Great shop, great selection, friendly staff. Will definitely be back for all of my comic needs!read more

Wonderful variety and reasonable prices! While the Calloway County Library has a great selection of…read morecomics, as well as Peddlers Mall, this store also sells jewelry and merchandise-- a nerd must go to! It's especially good for trying to find dorm decor or buying a geek gift. It's hard to find and doesn't look all that much from the outside, but inside are relatively new and old stuff with posters and manga.

On my last visits to Clarksville for holidays I've come across this new (to me) store. They have a…read moregreat seis toon of comics and collectibles. Classic toy lines and boxed statues. I do wish they had a bigger selection of back issue Amazing spider-man though. Not a huge manga selection but about half of one wall. Staff greets you and helpful on my visits. Nothing bad to say on my part about this store if you're into comics.

So maybe my high rating is partly influenced by the fact that this was my first visit to a comic…read moreshop in over two years. Even if that's true--this is still a heckuva comic shop. I haven't had a monthly pull list in some time and I doubt I return to that, at least not at the level I did when I was younger, but if I did this place would be the place to do it. Very well organized, well displayed, friendly service, a healthy mixture of new and back-issues, trades and single issues. Sure they have toys, collectibles and the associated ephemera, but unlike at some comic shops that stuff doesn't take over and replace the focus on the comics themselves. Did I mention they have a rewards program? Cash points for your next visit based on your purchase today and a tracking system in case you accidentally try to buy the same back issue twice. New trades are 20%, so skip Amazon and buy local. I bought up a handful of stuff to catch up on things I had missed and to just sample what's going on these days in the comics world. It appears there's a Rick's in Nashville too which may be closer to me though I might stick with this one even so as it thoroughly impressed me.

Nice people working here with lots of variety and also an event space for karaoke and open mic…read morenights. A variety of creative artworks and jewelry and spices and herbs. Cute stickers. Love all the handmade creative works by various artists. They also have booth space for rental. Cons: The lighting is very dark so it was difficult to see things and read signs and prices. Also, for those who are sensorily sensitive, the incense smell is very strong.

Here are a few items we got at their Christmas event. I got an amazing taro card reading too. The…read moreevent was amazing. The owners are very kind and professional people. My kids and I love this store.

There is nothing wrong with your computing device. Do not attempt to control this review. I am…read morecontrolling transmission. For the next minute, I will control what you read. You are about to experience the awe and mystery of, The Outer Limits! You've been seeking an experience. An adventure. Well, now you've found it. The Outer Limits is out there alright. But not so much for the hoard of Pokémon Trainers, who flock to this establishment to engage in the fantasy world of playing and trading. For them this is serious fun. For I, as an observer, it's a one of a kind experience to delve into the mysterious world, and minds, of my new friends. On my visit the store was packed to the Limits. From the Outer portion, to the inner sanctum. That's where games were afoot. The participants paid no attention to this pathogen who looked over shoulders in an attempt to make sense of what the eyes were taking in. Make sense? I couldn't. But it was fun watching the ones who knew what they were doing, enjoying themselves. Each digging into their prerequisite backpacks, ferreting through their game pieces in an attempt to gain advantage. At least that's what I think they were doing. I have no idea as to the process, or for that matter, the outcome. But what I do know, all were having a blast, albeit in a controlled intellectual way. I had a blast too. I admire this sect of game followers, these who dwell on the fringes. They're in their own world. One fraught with challenges of the game, as the real world meanders. In the game, they're in control. We on the outside looking in, can only watch in awe, and wonder. If it's collectable that you're interested in, it's here. Comics, cards, and weird doll things (you know what they are, me, I just shrug the shoulders). Enter the Outer Limits, where Reality ends and fantasy begins. Quick Tip: The card prices seem to be fair. But I have no perspective from which to judge. I being a sports card collector and not fantasy. I can only fantasize that one day I'll come across a rare Mickey Mantle for cheap. I wouldn't know a Pikachu Illustrator from a Alpha Black Lotus. Hmm...could those be the ones I used as drink coasters?

I would say that if you are completely new to collecting you might end up here on accident…read more They seem to be a little sketchy and shady on some stuff, especially with Pokemon. The service is fine, but the value you receive for the selling compared to what they expect in pricing is kind of ridiculous. I would be a little cautious on going here.

A bright, well-organized shop with friendly staff and fair prices…read more I dug through the discount boxes and found a lot of $2 comics to fill some holes in my collection. Browsed the other items and chatted with the staff. Looks like they have a decent amount of new issues for local subscribers as well, and other collectibles.

This store is one of my favorites. The prices on the games, figures, comics, etc are reasonably…read morepriced. And the service is usually good too. Highly recommend.

Good variety of items with games books comics cards and so much more at an amazing price and the…read moreemployees are so nice and understanding 10/10 will 100% go again.

The staff here is always very nice, but at times they do seem like they're more interested in…read moregetting you through the line. I sometimes feel rushed while I'm here. The selection for used single issue comics is massive, but the selection for new releases as well as trades is always very limited, so if there is something specific you want, it's best to add it to a pull list otherwise you miss out. The prices on everything is usually pretty good, but be wary on some of the singles. It's not very often that a single is outwardly expensive compared to its market price, but every now and then you may overpay. Im a seasoned collector, but if I look at the business from the point of view as a new comic book collector, I would say that the shop could use a bit of growing. The staff, as I said, is very friendly, but they could definitely do a bit better at making conversation easier with new faces. Overall, I think if you're new to collecting, just go inside and ask questions. Be honest and say you don't know what you're doing. Several of them will be more than happy to help. Finally, I would like to see a more expansive selection of trades. When I used to go there, there was always 2-3 shelves full of trades and now it's one manga and one trades. I love manga, but there are trades I'd really rather buy from a small business instead of going to say Barnes and noble.

I've lived in this area since 2006, so almost 20 years. BAM Clarksville used to have a whole lot…read moremore books and less merch. The magazine section is much smaller and sadder (I was looking for a specific issue of Time and they didn't have that, but plenty of AR-15 mags). Parts of the store that used to be full of books now have FUNKO figures and kids toys, as well as Bible calendars. They also have a section for anime and board games, so the nerd factor is still there, though not on the level of independent shops. They have a coffee shop and a lot of history/biography/study guide/fiction books. The spots reserved for sitting and reading are gone. It is past its prime, but in the time of Amazon, and outside of big cities, what place isn't?

I am not an avid reader. There are very few books I want to read. However I came in looking for a…read moreparticular book. Asked at the desk (didn't know the title) I gave her the authors name. Then had to spell the authors name-fine. The male at the counter says the books name by my author. Says that would be in autobiography by the cafe. Well there were not a lot in that area and they are just on the shelf in no particular order so after standing there looking over every shelf (for over 10 minutes) with no one else around to ask- I left. I'll just order it from another seller online (that is cheaper but I was willing to pay a little more to get it that day). This is why I don't go into book stores. I don't want to have to search through shelves of books trying to fine 1 book. Can we at least have it some what organized by authors last names alphabetical in the shelves. Like top shelf is A-c or something.

Great records and collectibles and it's not very expensive. Staff is awesome too, really helpful!read more

Nice place first time visit got Adele last release in Cd and a couple of other things held off on a…read morecouple of thing keep up the good work!

"Ricks staff laughed in my face when I said I missed an issue because i was spending the week…read morehelping under resourced kids. I won't do business there anymore at a place that thinks this low of under resourced kids."

Great store. Nice selection available and friendly staff. While I'm not from the Nashville area and…read morestopped by on my way out of town I wish I had a store like this near home.

It's still wonderful! And now it's right down the street from Opry Meals. Their first location was…read morethe size of a closet, but this place is huge. Enough room to dance for joy when you see the selection. Great decor, too.

If you went into a coma in the late 80's and woke up and walked in here you'd be at home, although…read moreyou might wonder why the owners weren't smoking nor a fairly bad radio station playing on a yellowed out radio. Ever lament that you didn't have the GI Joe Helicarrier? Wanted to sit behind Skeletor's castle and talk into the voice distorting wolf microphone? Wanted to show kids the true meaning of pain with a perfectly authentic Jem mask with next to no nose space so you ended up getting a crunched nose while every breath you took blew right into your eyeballs? This is your place. They've got more Marvel themed toys than I knew existed prior to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. There's just a lot of joy in there, even if there's not particularly anything I wanted from them other than a couple of Iron Man figures I might go back and get because I'm cool like that. Check 'em out, then wander next door to the Kitty Cafe and pet some cats, wander around the corner and go behind to Craft South for some knitting, cross the street and walk to El Nopalito and get some food, and polish it off at La Colmena and you've got an 80's kid's dream (well, maybe not for the knitting part)