BCW Store Spotlights

Join Rick as he visits hobby shops across the USA to discover what makes these stores leaders in their industry. Learn about the history of your favorite hobby shop, and the community that’s been built around the store.

BCW Spotlight, Episode 1, Comic Town, Columbus, OH
BCW Spotlight, Episode 2, Infinite Realities, Tucker, GA
BCW Spotlight, Episode 3, Maximum Comics, Las Vegas, NV
BCW Spotlight, Episode 4, Madness Games and Comics, Plano, TX

See the full series of BCW Spotlights.

BCW Box Folding Demos

BCW offers a wide variety of boxes to store your comic books, gaming cards, sports cards, card holders, records, and other media such as video games and dvds. If you have never folded one of these boxes on your own, the first time you fold them can be somewhat confusing. Since there may be some question about the proper way to fold these boxes, we have created videos for each one of our boxes, which includes information about what the boxes store and how to fold them. If you are having trouble folding these boxes or aren’t sure which box you need, check out these videos:

Trading Card Boxes

100 Count Storage Box (1-BX-100)


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Storing and Organizing Your Flesh and Blood Cards

The Flesh and Blood Trading Card Game was introduced in 2019 with a set called Welcome to Rathe. With additional card sets, a complete FAB collection, through the Tales of Aria set, is around 3,100 cards assuming you collect three cards of each of the color-coded cards (pitch count). With a full collection, you can quickly build a blitz or classic constructed deck for your upcoming event, and easily adjust your deck as the meta evolves.

In the video below I discuss a few of the methods for storing and organizing FAB cards. I highlight the BCW 3,200 Card Bin, and how I organize the collection using the bin’s partitions and Tall Card Dividers. Further below I list additional storage options from BCW Supplies.

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Exploring and Storing Catan

Catan, formerly known as Settlers of Catan, is one of the most popular and beloved hobby games, played worldwide. The simple rules touch on a few different elements, from resource management to the “Gotcha!” of a well-timed robber placement. For many gamers, it is the first “hobby game” played when moving away from mass market board games.

Game of Catan in progress
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BCW Product Reviews by Tolarian Community College

The opinion of The Professor at Tolarian Community College is trusted by many players in the Magic: The Gathering community. He discusses Magic set releases, Commander decks, supplies, and more. He has reviewed several BCW products over the last few years. Some reviews are below, or visit The Professor’s Youtube channel for all of his videos.

In 2021, The Professor gave the Prism Deck Case an “A” grade. Prisms are part of BCW’s Spectrum brand of gaming products, which includes board game products. Prism Deck Cases are sized to hold 100 double-sleeved cards. They are available in eight colors, and have a matte finish. These are a two-piece, snap-together design.

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Collecting the My Hero Academia CCG

On October 15th, North America saw the release of the My Hero Academia card game, based on the hit anime and manga series. The game uses the UniVersus system to replicate fast head-to-head fighting action. The system has its roots in the Universal Fighting System series released in 2006. The name was changed as the game stopped focusing exclusively on fighting games like Street Fighter and Soul Calibur and used properties ranging from the Mega Man to Cowboy Bebop.

Players select a character to build their deck around. Players build foundations and assets, use action cards, and unleash attacks to try to reduce the opponent to 0 life. Each card has a difficulty printed on it and success is determined by putting the top card of the player’s deck into the discard pile, hoping for a check number that is equal or higher than the difficulty. A successfully played card remains in the staging area, increasing all other card difficulties by 1. For more information, check the resources page.

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