An absolutely wonderful hobby shop, and with an incredible and diverse selection! I've been coming…read morehere for years, and it really is one of the best FLGS I've been to. For the staff, it's a family-run business and they're all incredibly nice and personable. It's easy to talk to all of them and they're more than willing to help with special requests and orders. They also offer a 10% in-store credit reward system which is simple and quite generous too! In terms of location, while it's a bit off the beaten path, it's close enough to one of the main streets in tow (and another hobby shop) to not be an issue. Parking can be cramped on busy days, but that's to be expected. As far as product goes, there's a lot! Miniatures in particular are well-represented. All Games Workshop IPs are here (some more than others, but also including some boxsets that aren't available anymore) and they're always getting new product in for pre-orders. While they do sell them at GW retail price, their rewards program has let me get away (more than a few times) with getting a few boxes for free or for more than 50% discount. Dungeons and Dragons + Pathfinder minis are also available, as are Star Wars: Legion, BattleTech, and HeroClix, as well as more niche stuff, like Blood and Plunder. A fair selection for various card games, but also a generous and wide selection of board games as well! Lastly, there is also a selection of paints, primers, brushes, magnets, basing material, and other hobby tools that are readily available. As far as gaming space, the backroom has space to accommodate plenty of people and for different games. Plenty of tables to set up at, and a wide selection of terrain to make use of for wargaming. While I unfortunately cannot comment on the music section of the store, as I have not made use of its services, I can say that the gentleman who runs it is very respectful and helpful. Overall, a very worthwhile visit for hobbyists who want a wide selection of goods to peruse at an honest price from honest staff. This place means a lot to me, if you couldn't tell from the review lol

The second downtown comic shop... You could walk from one to the other... this is also a pretty…read moregood shop. It has more of a hipster vibe than the other two, but they are very friendly here, as well. They should do with a bit more inventory. I wish all the shops in Muncie much success.

Best comic shop in Indy. After 50 years they must be doing something right. Used to play Heroclix…read morethere. Sad to see no more gaming after Covid....oh well

I used to think that Downtown Comics Castleton and Circle City Comics (formerly) used to be my…read morefavorite comic shops, but now Comic Carnival is my favorite comic shop to visit! It also a perfect shop for pop culture fans. I love the selection of new and old comic books that I can find (such as Marvel, DC, Image, IDW, etc.), the good customer service I can provide, how much any of the comics cost, and everything else that makes it fun to visit! I sure hope a next comic shop will be my second favorite like Comic Carnival!

I stopped here and found them closed when they should have been open but I called their number and…read moreI was told he was running late and would be there soon. I waited about 10 minutes and he showed up. I was interested in an old recipe books for some artwork I was working on. I love old bookstores, especially ones like these where books are just stacked everywhere. I found what I was looking for here and the cost was very reasonable. I went up to pay and he also told me I could pick a bookmark that his girlfriend made to take home with me. Right up my alley. I looked around at some of the other book types and picked up a couple extra books I thought I would like. He definitely had a lot of interesting books, records, posters, etc. Also to note the parking lot that was behind the store had signs that the parking was only for some insurance company and you would be towed, I asked him about it and he said the building used to belong to an insurance company and yes it was the parking for the bookstore. I will be going back to check out other items as I did not have enough time this trip.

Great bookstore to explore. The owner is in to sci-fi/horror so there are a lot of books/DVDs/VHS…read morein that category. They only took cash when I was there.

This place is a hidden gem for anyone that likes to read or collects comics. The employee working…read morethere game me a wealth of information for grading my comic book collection. (For those that don't know, grading a comic book is having a 3rd party look at it and inspect it and rank the condition. It adds value to your comics if they are in good shape). They had all of their comics organized by characters and publishers. Can not wait to go back again. They have very fair prices too. They also sell different collectibles.

Nice little comic shop with a small games area for Magic and D&D. Good selection of current books…read more Staff were nice. They did push a loyalty punch card, which always feels anachronistic to me.

Had a good time going through the isles. Recommend a visit for nostalgia reasons alone.read more

This place is an amazing shop filled with nostalgia of old. With twist and turns for collectibles…read more It comes off kind of crowded, but the displays are actually well organized works of art. It is a place of things not needed as a norm, but for a collector as myself I could go broke over the amazing things they have. The workers are pleasant and have their own uniqueness which makes the experience even more enjoyable.

Cool spot. Friendly costumer service. Solid selection and good vibes. Highly recommend.read more

I was in Dayton for a day-trip and decided to help out a local business. I admittedly originally…read morewent to Game Swap, but was even referenced to this shop by the employees. I was amazed at the amount of merchandise for Magic and Pokémon. After looking around for half an hour, I asked one of the employees if any of the cards behind the display cases were for sale, he had to price them out, but was willing to pull any out that interested me. I had him pull out my grail - an EX/NM 1st Edition Dark Charizard from Base Rocket and he gave me $50. I decided it was too good to pass up and he rang it up for me. The experience with the great prices and relaxed atmosphere will have me checking out the Mason location very soon.

Friendly staff and large selection of games / Pokémon cards. They have Pokémon card games every…read moreWednesday nights. Great place bring family for fun times!

Family owned and operated game, collectible, comic book store. I enjoyed the kid friendly…read moreatmosphere and my kids enjoyed looking at the variety of items offered. They have space for sitting down and playing games -- when we were there (Saturday afternoon) it looked like some Pokémon games were being played. Looking forward to our next visit.

Although there seems to have been some harsh reviews in the past, I found this bookstore to be very…read moresimilar to the competitors that are found in the Indy area (Borders). Very similar line of merchandise: Novels, music, toys, graphic novels, and a cafe/coffee shop. There were plenty of staff on the floor to assist if needed and the condition of the store was clean and well stocked. I didn't have any trouble finding what I was looking for. If you like reading actual books and owning them, then stop by the Muncie Mall if you are in the area. This store is large enough to have its own outside entrance on the east side of the mall. Review #3518

Poor Books a Million, how do you hang on?…read more When I first moved to Florida, I shopped at Books a Million because it was almost everywhere and Borders and Barnes & Noble weren't. The trouble was that they never seemed to discount anything and their savings card didn't seem to help, but cost me to have it. It seemed to be more for the Joe Muggs coffee shop inside the store and the trinkets at the cash register. This store is no different from the others. They have the magazines ("news stand") on one wall toward the outside of the store (the restrooms are near there) and Joe Muggs is at the mall entrance. The books and games, etc. are in-between the two. It's a compact store, but probably sufficient given the population and the likelihood that someone will actually buy. While I saw a few people working, no one bothered to say anything. The coffee shop was a lonely place, also, with only two customers. If it was Starbucks, they'd be having knock-down-drag-outs for seats. Nothing out of place for Books a Million. How do they stay in business?