Great place owner is knowledgeable and very cool pleas start supporting local stores like this its…read morewhat keeps the community together.

I mean just look at the art on the side of the building! That's enough reason to check this place…read moreout. It's a small store but has a great atmosphere and a big back issue section. Great customer service and good prices.

I went here for Free Comic Book Day (FCBD) as a way to finally get a feel for the place. I had…read moreheard of Fat Jack's, but I always keep forgetting to check it out considering it's right down the street from Secret Origins. But I figured FCBD was the perfect opportunity since most shops use it as a way to connect with and introduce new patrons to their business. Upon opening the front door, I was immediately greeted by a very friendly cat. I thought, okay, this is my type of place, being a cat guy myself. But that's where the warm feelings end. Unfortunately, the feline was the only friendly personality here as the owner didn't want to acknowledge or make it feel like I was really wanted. (And after reading some of these other reviews, I can see that I'm not alone in that regard.) As for the selection of books itself, there is certainly a HUGE selection of new releases and back issue bins to go through. Unfortunately, all the back issues are priced at market value or higher. Not exactly a competitive price considering all of the other local comic book stores in the same area have much better pricing. Plus, dollar bins.

This is the second location of Fat Jack's Comicrypt. Compared to the Philadelphia location, this…read moreshop is a little smaller, but has one key advantage: Free parking. It's also located next to The House of Fun toy shop. Interior of the shop is nothing to look at; it's rough and could use a renovation. New pull selection of comics was fair, but had a good selection of graphic novels. Almost no wall books to speak of. Where this shop stands out is, like the other location, is the large longbox selection. This takes up the majority of the shops space. An important item worth noting is the shop does have several comic cats. They are friendly and like pets. Overall, while this location could use a renovation, I think it's easier to access and better then the Philadelphia shop.

Good selection of new comics. Also has back issues and bargain bin. Found some old comics I needed…read more Store owner was pleasant and gave me a discount for my purchase. Place is clean and taken care of. Would go again.

Great place for Bronze Age comics and reasonable prices. Always getting in new stuffread more

c.c I have been going to franks for twenty five years.owner is…read morecaring to his customers.i like his dollar comics.i have bought some really neat spiderman issues from him.not only does he have comics the store has sci Fi and movie memorabilia.

A great comic book store for hardcore comic book fans and collectors. No toys, no magic cards, just…read moreas many comics that can possibly fit in this hidden gem of a store. The owner loves comics and takes care of collectors who are just as passionate about comics as he is.

Top Deck is certainly one of the LARGEST trading card shops in south Jersey. The floor is huge, and…read morethe amount of table top games and accessories that they sell really don't come close to some other shops. The location is convenient right off of 295, and it's definitely a fun place to visit! In contrast, the prices here are quite astronomical at times, especially if you are in the market for anything related to Pokemon TCG. Ever since COVID-19, prices have skyrocketed due to the scalping crisis. Top Deck Games is no stranger to listing their Pokemon inventory at scalping level prices. If you're looking for anything that is unrelated to pokemon, I'd certainly give top deck a chance! The service here is hit and miss. Some days they are on the ball and others you're a ghost in front of the counter. This also relates to how busy the shop can be as well. So in summary, awesome place to look around and pick up a board game or two. I just wouldn't advise you to come here for Pokemon.

My niece brought some pokemon cards to trade in. Before we dropped off her cards I made sure to…read morecomp them all and came up with 514.56 on TCG player. They told her they would give her 106 cash or 133 credit. I understand the full value would not be given but an offer like this less than 50% value they are clearly taking advantage of a 9 year old.

A little hobby shop just off 283, I used to pass this location all the time going to work. This…read morepast weekend we stopped in after hearing they had a selection of gundam models we wanted to check out. First the entrance is in the BACK of the store so when you turn the corner, parking is behind the store/houses sharing a lot with a garage. There are signs showing you where to go, just be aware these are for the shop, not the garage. You enter in the back of the store with the sale items then enter the main store with car, plane and model trains. They dont have the best/most selection I've ever seen but they do have a good stock that if you look close, you might find a gem. There were plenty of paints and supplies we found and it reminded me of old school train stores I frequented with my grandfather. Store owner was pleasant, asking if we needed anything before going back to his conversation with another patron. We did eventually find the gundams but were disappointed to see he only had 5 base models in stock. Overall a nice business but with strange hours and parking situation it can be hard to find/get in. More for the model train/car enthusiast but worth a stop if you're near by.

Very friendly n helpful. Great selection and prices. My Grandson loves to browse and plan his…read moredisplay.

Whenever I'm on South Street I always visit Atomic Comics.This place is a treasure trove for anyone…read morewho loves comics & collectibles. From the moment I walked in, I felt like a kid in a candy store. I wish the arcade machines worked but they're only for display. The shelves are packed w/ everything from the latest ,manga,Marvel & DC (you name it they have it)issues to rare back issues that you don't see anywhere else. I spent ages flipping through back issues, discovering old favorites, & even some titles I'd never heard of before. The manga section is amazing too! Honestly, it's one of the best I've ever seen!And the collectibles! Action figures, vintage posters, Funko Pops, & even some high-end statues sprinkled throughout the store made it feel like a mini museum of nerdy goodness. The staff are super friendly & clearly love what they do. They were happy to chat about my finds, give recommendations, or just geek out w/ me over classic storylines. I even found a few hidden gems in the dollar bins that felt like little victories. Atomic Comics isn't just a store it's an experience. It's cozy & full of charm. If you love comics, collectibles, or just want to spend a few hours exploring a place where fandom really comes alive, this is the spot! I'll def be coming back!

A large, handi cap accessible comic store that has more than just comics. There's catcha machines,…read morefunko pops, t shirt, plushies, action figures, and more. There's an array of comics from good for kids to mature audiences only. The staff is friendly, the place is popin, definitely a place to stop in if you're interested in anything nerdy

Do not! I repeat do not purchase anything from here. It's smoke and mirrors…read more We walked into this store asking for Japanese TCG cards. The shop markets itself around Japanese anime goods, references working with Bandai, and presents itself as a TCG destination. What we were sold were Chinese-language collectible card boxes. Not Japanese releases. Not Japanese Bandai TCG. Not playable trading card game cards. They are novelty collectibles with printed stats that do not belong to any legitimate game system. We've now spent over $200 here believing we were buying authentic Japanese TCG product for our kid. We weren't. When a family asks for Japanese TCG cards, you do not hand them Chinese-market collectible imports and let them believe it's the real thing. Worst of all, our 11-year-old thought he was getting something amazing -- until he realized he couldn't even look the cards up because they aren't part of any real TCG. If you're selling Chinese-language collectibles, say that clearly. Don't lean on Japanese branding and Bandai references while doing it. We're done.

I'm so glad I found this store! Awesome snacks and cool anime merch! Can't wait to come back! The…read morestaff is super nice too.