Shortage Due To Distributor Error To Be Filled:
Orders for Thor 6 Spoiler Variant will be filled/shipped between August 20th and September 16th.

*Distribution Error - this means that we, the store, ordered the item correctly from the distributor, but the distributor did not fill the order correctly. The item went to backorder, but we have ordered the item through multiple vendors in order to fill preorders. Customers who ordered a quantity over 5 will have the amount over 5 cancelled and refunded.

We apologize for any inconvenience, but we ordered a large run through the distributor to only have them short us completely. As a result of distributor error, we are losing money on these items to fill your preorders, but we value your business as a customer and strive to fill as many orders as possible.

​Thank You,
Justin’s Comics
500 South 5th Street
St. Charles, MO 63301


Phone: 636-493-1267
Website: JustinsComics.Shop
Facebook: JustinsComics
Twitter: JustinsComics1
Instagram: JustinsComics
App On iPhone & Android

Now Hiring

Justin's Comics is now hiring part time employees to begin September 2020. We are located at 500 South 5th Street, St. Charles, MO 63301.

Hourly wage for a cross trained employee is $12.50 per hour and inventory employee is $9.75 per hour. Current positions available are for 10 to 20 hours per week. Position may lead to more hours, but employee must be satisfied with 10 hours per week. Business hours are Noon-8 pm: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. We are closed Thursday and Sunday except for special sale events.

Requirements:
*Experience in retail and with a cash register
*At least some knowledge of comic books
*Must be at work on time and have good work attendance
*Must have reliable transportation
*Must have work and personal references
*Subject to background check and drug test

We are looking for customer-friendly employees. Justin's Comics promotes a friendly and fun work atmosphere. This is a perfect supplemental job for students, people already employed, or someone just looking for part-time work. Job description for a cross trained employee involves working a register, customer service, cleaning, and a variety of other duties, while working at a steady pace. Justin’s Comics is also a UPS Access Point so employees must be capable of dealing with packages and the computer device for inventory.

Positions and Pay Rates at Justin’s Comics
*Cross Trained Employees: $12.50 per hour, raise to $13.25 (July 2021), raise to $13.75 (July 2022), raise to $14.25 (2023)
*Inventory Employees: $9.75 per hour, raise to $10.75 (July 2021), raise to $11.50 (July 2022), raise to $12.50 (July 2023)

Please respond by email to JBurnette@JustinsComics.shop with your name, email, and phone number along with some information about yourself. Resume optional. We will be setting up interviews shortly; applications may be given and filled out during interview.

Delayed Preorders and In-Store Weekend Sales

Due to recently delayed shipments from distributors and the volume of orders, we are delaying preorders for the release dates listed below.

*Preorders for Tuesday August 18th and Wednesday August 19th Delayed to Friday August 21st for In-Store Pick Up and Shipments will be processed between Thursday August 20th and Sunday August 23rd.

*Preorders for Tuesday August 25th and Wednesday August 26th Delayed to Friday August 28th for In-Store Pick Up and Shipments will be processed between Thursday August 27th and Sunday August 30th.

Please do not call the store to ask if your order is ready as we plan to have them ready at the allotted time and will notify you of any further delay. New releases this week may be on the racks for Wednesday if processed in time, but some releases will be held back to make sure preorder pulls are completed. We apologize for any inconvenience and will have this caught up as soon as possible.

Weekend Sales - Friday August 21st & Saturday August 22nd, and Friday August 28th & Saturday August 29th:
​50% Off All New Comics and 50% Off Back Issues Under $50

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Thank You,
Justin’s Comics
500 South 5th Street
St. Charles, MO 63301

Phone: 636-493-1267
Website: JustinsComics.Shop
Facebook: JustinsComics
Twitter: JustinsComics1
Instagram: JustinsComics
App On iPhone & Android

“I want to feel the sun on my face, even if it means that one day I’ll die.”
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It’s dark and grungy in true vampire fashion but also has emotion and is historically interesting. It’s villain driven through the beginning but gets deeper into the protagonists as the story develops. The art is stylistically awesome plus fitting to the story and genre as well as the interior art is not as lazy as some mainstream comics. Vampires are somewhat overkill in media already (vampire fans would likely disagree), but it blends a couple new concepts along with the prose of the narrative and dialogue flow well.

Flash Sale
One Day Only, In Store Only
Saturday August 1st, 12pm to 8pm

50% Off Everything
50% off everything means everything in the store including new & vintage comics, toys, figurines, games, and more. (Up to 5 issues of the same comic may be purchased under discretion of management and we may limit certain issues to less.)  

60% Off All Independents
60% off all independents including new and back issues of any price as well as graphic novels and manga. Independents are comics/graphic novels/manga that are not Marvel or DC Comics.

70% Off Toys & Statues Under $45
70% off all toys and statues under $45 ($44.99 or less at 70% off, $45 or more at 50% off).

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Unfortunately, all preorders currently not filled for Source Point Press items will be cancelled and refunded today. Due to instability of their distribution routes, we will no longer support or carry Source Point Press comics. We may evaluate this again at a later time, but it is under our best interest and the interest of our customers to not offer their products until we feel that they can successfully deliver them to us. We strongly apologize for this, but we do not want to solicit their items if we do not feel that the publisher or distributor will provide adequate service to us.

Thank you,
Justin’s Comics

Don't call it a comeback. I’ve been here for years. I’m rocking my peers. Puttin' suckers in fear. We just had a record setting month! October 2019 was previously our best month of sales, but we already topped that after this past weekend and will end up beating it by 20% or more once the month is over. Driven by innovating online sales combined with strong in-store sales led us back on track better than ever. Restructuring is a proven success.

With all of the things going on in the world, I was tentative on announcing our resurgence. The world we live in is facing everything from a threatening virus to ongoing discrimination. I’m not here to give you guidelines on those things. All I can do is live through actions by enacting policies in the store to keep us safe; and anyone who discriminates against someone due to race, sexuality, mental health, religion, as well as other prejudices, might as well as keep their money because I don’t need it. I will not grandstand with how to wash your hands or political slogans. We are not here for that. We are here for escapism.

Shout out to Brody for being with Justin’s Comics for over a year! She is the first employee with perfect attendance for more than a year and she does a great job at running the store when I’m gone.

Face masks are now required to shop in store and social distancing is still in effect.

Thank you to the best customers in the comic biz and please stay safe.

Justin Burnette
Owner & Manager

P.S. Mama said knock you out

Review Scout Comics No. 1's

Murder Hobo takes it’s mature rating to the extreme. It’s funny with cartoonish obscene art and profane writing that will make you laugh…if that’s your thing. To put it simple - comedic, gory, sexual, with RPG/Fantasy related slang. Very enjoyable read if you can handle its extreme nature.

It Eats What Feeds It is a first issue provocative tease and thriller suspense tease. It’s a fast read and has a set up that may make issue two worth reading.
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