Every year huh, how many years has it been now? And man that's pretty cheap after all! I guess American imports are another level over here. The second-hand price per piece is easily $10-20. Swedish ones: $1 or less. So my collection does have certain bias. :P
Ah giving it a Google it turns out it's even smaller than it seemed to be in that image there! All the classics like Tetris and Breakout (or clones thereof) too I assume. :) Reminds me of the Pocket Watch stuff they had back in the day, though anything that looks and even sorta works like a GB but isn't: way cooler.
Cyberdevil
Impressive little comic selection there! Doesn't seem like it's as big a thing here, it's hard to find local productions, and it's not as much of an art form (comics are cheaper overall, and it shows in the drawings/paper quality/everything) but American comics... man those are hella expensive everywhere!
Curious about that mini Gameboy clone - what does it do? Actually play the actual games...?
Void
Yeah, self-published/indie comics make up a pretty small group overall. They can be hard to find if you don't know where to look, so good thing I'm able to go to Armageddon every year haha. The Marvel comics I bought were pretty good price-wise too, the Spider-Man ones were 8 for $20!
As for the Gameboy clone, it's called the Game Box Mini Clear. There's 26 games you can play (though some of the games are very similar to each other). They're very simple, but still pretty cool. For example, there's a racing game where you have to avoid the other cars, kinda like Crazy Taxi or something. You can adjust the difficulty level of each game too. It's pretty impressive considering it's such a small console