Amazing to the point of being almost overwhelming, Kanesville has a huge selection of LPs and other…read moremedia. Stuff that you're not going to find anywhere else is here. You may not be able to find it without help though so be sure to ask if there is something specific you want to find. So much fun to look around. If you're feeling adventurous, head to the second floor where everything is $1. But even on the main floor the prices are very reasonable.

It has been a long time since I have been here, but many years ago I spent many, many hours at this…read morestore! I was so excited to see it was still open. I have quite a few records from here. I remember fondly many conversations with the employees, too. They were always very helpful. I hope this is around for many more years!

This was fun! The coffee service was quick and easy. They have a great selection of coffees,…read moredrinks, teas, smoothies, boba teas, sodas, candies, and treats. I enjoyed my almond milk latte. They have a huge selection of comics and novelty items. Great place to relax and look around while having a coffee!!

My husband is a huge nerd (in the best way) so we knew we had to make our way to the new Legend…read moreComics location in Benson. The shop is super well laid out and not cluttered and hard to shop, like a few other comic/collectible places we have been. As soon as we walked in, the attendants behind the register were so excited to welcome and help us find anything we needed. They came out to answer questions, and helped my husband find key issues he wanted (so we left with a lot of loot LOL) Aside from all the great comics, they also have collectibles, like plushies, Funkos, figurines etc. as well as a little spot for kids to play while their parents shop. They are called Legend Comics and COFFEE, and I was more interested in the coffee than the comics so I stopped in to the cafe while my husband perused everything. I got the Golden Caramel Latte, and it was extra delicious - not too sweet but still a little hint of the caramel to give you that sweet taste. My husband wanted to get a drink that was chocolatey, but without coffee. I asked the barista at the coffee shop if they had anything like that, and he actually made me something special on the spot. It was a frozen chocolate milk, and my husband went wild for it. I don't think it's on the menu, and was made impromptu, but you may be able to ask for that, if you want to try! There is a lot of seating at the cafe and also around the comic shop, including little benches, if you want to sit and pore over your potential purchases or if you're waiting for someone to finish shopping. Even though we spent way too much money here, I definitely recommend it if you're a comic collector/lover, as they have so many things to explore (both in comics and coffee) and you may find something new you love!

I have been going here for I don't even know how long anymore, but this has got to be the best…read morecomic store in Nebraska. Staff is so friendly and helpful. I definitely recommend

We don't make it out to Ralston too often, but on our most recent visit, we decided to visit the…read moreGround Zero comic shop there, and it was delightful. There was a tournament going on in one of the back rooms, so it was a bit busy, but the folks working still helped us find certain things we asked about and were happy to do it. They have a ton of current comics, as well as lots of vintage comics, which was what we were on the hunt for (and found!) Aside from the main shop and the back room for games/tournaments, there's also a little side room that has toys, collectibles, and comic book sets (like all issues of a certain run, bundled together). Overall, I'd definitely recommend stopping here if you're on the hunt for a certain comic, figure, or game. It just felt like the people here enjoyed what they do and like helping collectors find what they're looking for, sincerely wanting you to have a good experience at their shop and come back (which we will!)

This is the very best comic shop in the Omaha area!!!!!…read more I tried another popular comic shop in addition to Krypton Comics. After multiple titles on my pull file were NOT pulled, I have called it quits with them. no problems like this at Krypton Comics. I do not play Pokemon or other games, but they are very active in this category too. Their vintage toys for sale make me want to be young again. why settle for less when everything is here!! Krypton Comics is the VERY BEST !!'nn

Rude guy answered the phone when I asked a question about cards…read more Would've been fine if he just said No and moved on but he said it with an attitude and rubbed the wrong way. This is why dragons lair is better.

Visited this amazing bookstore when I was in Omaha and so impressed with the range of books they…read morecarry. They put a lot of thought, time and effort into their book displays. They also feature readings by local authors as well as an area with local books. Visiting their website, they have what they are reading. There are also lots of cute gifts in the store as well. Definitely a plus for book lovers in the Omaha area!

The majesty of the bookstore. It's a fading style of business, and one I'm fond of visiting…read more It's easy to locate. The parking is good. Much around it. Good location. Best part? They can find books easier and more readily than a simple web search. If you need a title, they go out of their way to find it. Their service has always been excellent. They host book clubs and author visits. I've attended an author visit that happens to occur while I was shopping, and that sold me two new books. I was most pleased. Cost was what I consider to be normal for book prices. Same seemed true for cards and stationery. They've also supplied cards and stationery. A definite bonus. Well worth attending! Will definitely return.

Yelp lead me astray again. This place is closed. Too late this evening to try anywhere elseread more

I was excited to be going to a new comic shop with my husband. We have been collecting comics for…read moreyears and know how to handle them. Going inside for the first time, we were coldly greeted, as I replied and tried to make small talk, I was one worded. (Not very friendly) as we start to look around, I quickly noticed how careless they are with the comics. NONE of them had supporting backs so they didn't bend with pressure or ruin the spine and they were completely unorganized. There were comics laying around not in the proper places everywhere. I thought maybe they just got a shipment but no, the worker was sitting on his phone paying no mind to us, asking if we need help or the other gentleman who looked like he did. I got towards the back of the store and noticed a box that said "New arrivals" that was completely full with another very full box on top of the "new arrivals" box, bending the comics on bottom and I mean they were bent in half. Any collector knows you clearly do NOT treat comics that way as they are fragile, especially since they didn't put supporting backs in the sleeves. I started to look for a few comics I wanted to fill some gaps in and realized that there was no way I was going to find anything specific because of how unorganized they were. My husband was having to dig dig dig to find a comic that wasn't ruined. He was able to find some, but as we checked out, the guy again was cold and not friendly at all and was completely mishandling our comics to the point something had to be said. He actually bent one of the comics we purchased because of his carelessness. We take pride in taking care of our possessions, especially our comics. I am sad to say that I wouldn't recommend going to this place, and we definitely won't be returning. A disgusted collector.

I had such an amazing experience here the service was great and enjoyable. They really helped me…read moreout I can't wait to go back and get more books 10-10!!!

Trade a Tape in Lincoln is one of the coolest comic book stores we've been to…read more We were in Lincoln for a farmer's market style festival, and decided to stop by to check them out. The name doesn't really tell you they're a comics/collectibles store, and you sort of think it might be a video or music store. I'm glad we investigated and saw their actual genre, which was something we are super interested in - COMICS! The attendant we spoke with was very nice and helpful when we were trying to find certain issues (for our Wolverine collection). They had comics from many different era; new books. classic issues, graphic novels, and even a kids section. We definitely spent a long while thumbing through all the comic boxes and looking at the display walls. Stop here for sure, if you're a comic collector and happen to live near or be driving through Lincoln!

My husband and I have been to pretty much every comic book shop in Omaha on the search to complete…read moreour Wolverine collection, and this Dragon's Lair was one that had a few we were looking for! This is a bit more for the tabletop gamer, as that's a lot of what they have now, but they did have a good selection of comics, just put away more than the games that take a lot of the display area. The comics were there but were more in drawers, and they had cute comic characters of each alphabetical letter drawer (like Wolverine on the W drawer). Very clever idea! Another cool thing is that a lot of the decor they have around the store is dragon-themed, sticking with their name of the Dragon's Lair. They also didn't have as many figurines and pops as a few other comic shops we've been to (though they do have a handful). They more have the gaming dice, Warhammer figurines, and games like Settler's of Catan etc. The staff was more helpful at this location vs. the one out on 144th and Center, where they kind of act annoyed when you want to actually buy something and they have to ring you up LOL So If you're looking for a new game or interested in collecting Warhammer figurines, this would be great for you. If you're on the hunt for a certain comic book, they may have that too, but it's not the main focus anymore like I remember it being when I was a kid.

On my trips, I enjoy visiting comic shops, used bookstores, and record stores. I was fortunate to…read morehave visited Dragon's Lair Comics and Games. **Pros** + A wide variety of merchandise is available, from modern comics to vintage comics, graphic novels, action figures, role-playing games, trading card games, and Funko Pops. + The staff was helpful and kind enough to allow me the time I needed to complete my purchases, even though I went a bit past closing time. + Great prices on the goods sold here. I was able to find some books that I wanted.

Highly recommend! I recently stopped in and had a great experience, the gentleman who was working…read morehelped me find their selection of action figures and brought out a box of build a figure parts for me to look through. He gave me a discount off the marked price. He also had some time to chat and tell me about the store history and mural on the wall!

We had just been to visit the Ground Zero in Ralston, which was a true gem - so decided to visit…read morethis location when we were in the area. This one was just as great, in its own way - with so many comics to flip through, Funko Pops to peruse, and games and dice for the tabletop gamer to stock up. They had lots of cute decor, just like the Ralston location - like a giant Spider Man statue over the cooler, lots of decals of comic logos along the wall behind the counter, and my favorite thing - a little knitted monster box holding their D20 dice for sale. The attendant behind the counter when we checked out had a half-hour conversation with my husband about CGC grading and his experiences with them, which was very nice that he took the time to answer my husband''s questions. Great service, lots of variety, and cool ambiance - it ticked all of the boxes for us, so we will definitely be back!

Since another person and I, in a FB group, each ordered a copy of the Gospel Of John, illustrated…read moreby Rick Griffin, from Robert Beerbohm, the owner of BLBcomics, through the group because he offered these for sale on the group and Ebay. We didn't have Ebay, so we sent personal checks(at least I did) on April 1st. We didn't hear back from Robert and the other person contacted me through FB and I said to give him more time. Well, a month and 1/2 later, it finally shows up. It's just a 'Watchtower' type pamphlet. Not an illustrated book, like I was expecting. The Gospel of John tract by Chuck Smith, and illustrated by Rick Griffin that I wanted is an actual book. This had maybe 6 pages and was published by some church. I got charged $36.99 + $3.50 shipping for this. The hardcopy in NM condition of the actual tract cost me $18 plus shipping from Amazon. Plus, there are other copies of the same thing selling for 1/2 the price we got charged. When I complained to Robert, he said return it for a full refund. However, he won't refund my money even though I have a copy of the check he cashed, a receipt from the USPS receipt with PID showing delivery date, May 18th, 2015 of the return. To top it off, I know he received it in great condition because he's relisted it on Ebay later that night as New. Ebay listing # 231549168896. Now, he's saying weird stuff on FB to the other guy who still doesn't know when or if it showed up, saying blah, blah, blah and more excuses. I'll never do business with him again because he took advantage of both of us because we didn't go through Ebay and Paypal, so we have no recourse as buyers with the Paypal guarantee and can't leave negative feedback. Note: After doing some sleuthing, I came up with his actual address in Fremont, NE and his Paypal account info. I filed a complaint with the BBB in Omaha, NE that covers his area, Yelp! reviewed him in Fremont, NE and put a Paypal request for payment in after opening an account. Plus, I told this story on my seller's site on FB. A couple of months later, I received my refund in the form of a USPS money order(I guess he's afraid I'd steal his banking info, which I already had anyways as it was on the back of my check that he cashed.), no apology, nothing about being sorry for the whole thing, just some gobbledy gook about the Griffin family, etc. Then, at the very end, he says 'I should be ashamed of myself'. For what? Making him cough up the money he owed me? What a total douche...