Four Horsemen is a comic and gaming store that is located in the Mall at Robinson…read more Comics include Dark Horse, DC, Marvel, and many more. Many dozens of board games are available, such as Marvel, Star Wars, and Sherlock Holmes. Accessories such as protective sleeves and boxes are also available. Finally, if you play table games, check the event calendar on their website for times. Each time that my husband and I shop at the mall, my husband has to stop in here to at least look. He particularly loves the Warhammer merchandise. I personally do not play any of these games, so sorry that I cannot write in more detail.

Recently moved locations in the mall to better serve customers and remains a delight to visit!…read moreWe've found the easiest place to park is near JCPenney and the newer location is upstairs towards the center of the mall. Staff is always super friendly and helpful and we've been able to get new releases without issue!

My first visit was a Star Wars miniatures event they held for Fathers Day. The owner (and regulars)…read morewere very welcoming and taught me how to play the game. They also made my 6 year old feel welcome. They have a decent selection of products, considering how small they are. Good place to buy and play. I will visit them more often.

Great staff and very knowledgeable…read more Stopped in Tuesday to see what NHL hobby boxes they had, unfortunately they were out. Was advised they usually get them Wednesday, but had to order differently and to try back Friday. Went back tonight and snagged a box of Trilogy. The price was right. Prices seem fair on single cards. FYI the shop is kind of in disarray right now due to some organizing but still manageable to navigate and browse.

Great place to buy sports cards. Prices are super reasonable and Justin is a cool and knowledgeable…read moredude. Highly recommended

Great long time comic book store. Great variety and deals. Intelligent conversation. I got some…read moreMarvel to read to my nice. This store has been around for twenty-five years!!! Support your local comic book stores! Don't bring your credit cards because it's cash only!

This comics shop is small and unassuming, but it's a gem. The place is like my bar. I'll go there…read moreto pick up my monthly books and end up staying over an hour talking to Lou, the owner, and the other patrons about anything and everything. If you're a collector of current, single-issue comics, that is this store's specialty, but if you want graphic novels or collectibles, you can still order those too. Lou is extremely knowledgeable. He has rarely recommended a book to me that I haven't enjoyed, and he won't steer you in the direction of bad books just to make a sale. Just make sure you have cash in your wallet before you go though, because this store is cash only.

We love going to Castle Toys and Games. They always have fun toys for the kids to try out, and…read moreduring night markets, their booth is lots of fun!

I can't say enough wonderful things about this little store! Stopped in with my mom at 1:00 on a…read moreThursday afternoon and didn't leave until after 2:30! The selection is incredible and the owner couldn't have been more friendly and helpful. If you're looking for a unique quality toy or gift for a baby shower or kid's birthday party, this is the place to go. The prices were incredible too! Usually small shops have higher prices, but everything here was so reasonable, there were even some things on sale! There's even a section of board/party games for adults too! We will definitely be returning in the future :)

Fabricator's Forge sells merchandise for Games Workshop, role-playing games, board games, etcetera…read more They also hold events for playing games in-person. Please see their website for their online calendar of events. I personally do not play these games, but for years, my husband, who plays Warhammer, has been a customer of this store. He has felt overall happy with the selection and prices of merchandise. Last year, my husband needed a particular product that two other stores did not have in stock, and he felt thankful that he could purchase it at Fabricator's Forge. Through this store, he also special-ordered another product. This year, he browsed the merchandise and did not see a particular book that he wanted. He mentioned that some other customers whom he knows have had issues with customer service.

Level up your Battletech game on Wednesdays at Fabricator's Forge. Contact Khalus Pryde for…read moredetails. Ask at register.

THE place for funkos in Pittsburgh! My boyfriend and I are both collectors as are my 2 nieces (8…read moreand 7). We have found some serious gems here at great prices. They also host Popapaloozas which are a blast! Tons of funkos and fun every 2-3 months. Their social media presence is awesome, lots of rarer Funkos posted on their FB to purchase plus preorders to make sure you get the newest ones as soon as they're released. Kids under 12 get a free common on Sundays! (Not sure how long this promotion is for but it's amazing!)

Located inside the beer store is a little odd but I suppose it works. They have an impressive…read morecollection of Funko Pops. However, some of the pricing is outrageously expensive. In addition, the customer service is definitely lacking. Went out because we pre-ordered Pops and waited months to hear about the arrival. In fact, we had to constantly call and email them only to get vague answers.

I love this place - then again, I'm such a book nerd that I end up loving any store that still…read moresells hard copy books these days. But I particularly love Rickert & Beagle Books; it's such an excellent addition to the South Hills area and it's the perfect place for a fantasy and sci-fi fan like myself. Also, I kind of have to love this place just because of the people behind it. Locals may remember that this store used to be Eljay's Books when it was under slightly different management. Now it's owned by Chris Rickert and fantasy author Peter S. Beagle - one of my favorite authors, in fact. With owners like that, this store has just naturally evolved into an eclectic and fun little place. Stop in and you'll be able to browse through selections of sci-fi, fantasy, horror, mystery, paranormal studies and history books. It seems like there's at least a book or two from every other genre as well, but that list is really where the focus lies - which I love, because as memory serves the average selection was more or less the exact reverse back when bookstores were more commonplace. Plus, here there's just as many smaller names as there are names of renowned authors sitting on the shelves. I actually came in once with a friend and the store took her own book on consignment, so I can promise that the chances of you finding an "off the beaten path" book here are pretty high. Thanks to this varied selection of books from so many genres and a big background of names, it's easy to get lost in here for hours just browsing titles. It doesn't hurt that you can also buy other trinkets here, such as Rickert's knitted wizard and bunny figures and jewelery made by a friend of the store. Add in the special displays featuring various autographed and rare books, as well as the special events that are hosted here (where you can purchase special edition products, enjoy some snacks and live music, and more) and you've got a cool little addition to the community that I really hope is able to stay in business for a long time to come.

Why there's only four stars: while my husband drove I was noodling around on their website trying…read moreto see if they have off-street parking (answer: no) and noticed that their hours come with an asterisk, not very prominently displayed: staffing is thin, largely volunteer, and thus unscheduled closures happen from time to time. No prob, I have a cell phone, so I called and asked if they were open today. A decidedly unharried gentleman said yes, but no book trades today. No problem. But on arrival we discovered that he took me a bit literally and did not answer the subtext and they were closing 3 hours early--in 20 min. It's not a very big store, so this was almost enough time, and likewise I am sure such things are less likely at other times of year (i.e., this was between Christmas and New Year's) but still you've got to take a bit off for customer service. Otherwise, the store is nicely laid out, has that old book smell I love, and has particularly charming shelf labels (see photo). It's great for the sci-fi my family loves and has a robust mystery section. As a fiction-not-otherwise specified reader for the most part I found that section worth browsing, if amusingly and inaccurately labelled "classics." It's one solution to the question as to what to call the non-genre when the genre (ghetto) takes over the store; certainly "literary fiction" is rude...and perhaps just as inaccurate as "classics" with respect to the work of Sophie Kinsella. On the other hand they are all used so perhaps the label classic intrinsically applies to the entire store.