If you are nostalgic for a local comic book shop, where the owner chats your ear off about…read morecharacters and community seems to gather here to just hang out.....this is your spot. I personally am not a comic book person but my son and husband are, they have been coming here more often lately eventhough we live about 30 minutes away. The time I came in the people behind the counter were laughing and chatting about a new book release in a way that made me want to pick up the book just to join in on the conversation. My son was looking for a certain Catwad comic and they were kind enough to say they would order it for him, eventhough the store is tiny and we literally only get maybe one book a month from here. Definitely come check them out, and then enjoy all the other cute shops on the block.

I've popped into this LCS a couple of times when I'm in the area, and each time I'm massively let…read moredown. But first off, the good... The location is on a cozy little side street in a cool-looking town, not too far from Princeton. There's side-street parking, but it's easier to park in the tiny lot next to the shop. Inside, there is a regularly updated new issue section. As well as a decent selection of trade paperbacks. And the employees who work there are always super nice, friendly, and tremendously welcoming. However, the same cannot be said about the shop itself... Not only is the inside incredibly dusty with dirt in the bins and on the floors, but the boxes of back issue comics (which mostly sit on said floors) are completely unorganized and in the worst possible condition. Some books are bagged and boarded, some are loose and falling apart. Comics are so tightly packed in some bins that you can't even properly go through them without damaging the spines of multiple books. Now, regarding the selection in those back issue bins, most of it is $1-dollar to $2-dollar bin-worthy. Sure, you might find a couple of keys every now and again, but they are not worth the high sticker price given their condition. I remember the first time I was in the shop, when most of the back issues hadn't been priced out yet, and I was told that unmarked books were cover price, or $1 if the original cover price was below a buck. Now that pricing structure makes a lot more sense, I guess, given the general condition of most of the books. But as of my latest trip, most of those same back issues are now sticker-priced at incredibly high levels and do not reflect the general condition of the books (F-VG quality at NM prices). Plus, trying to access the bins is a challenge in itself since the shop is relatively small and there is often debris in the way or stacks of clutter on top that you have to move first, including a trash can that sits directly in front of a few rows of bins by the side entrance. So, until I hear they've lowered prices, carry better books, and just all-around better present the store itself, I won't pop in here again. You all have superhero charm, but you really need to clean up that shop to keep it from entering into supervillain territory!

The name is certainly fitting, considering the madness of how much supply is here. Boxes stacked…read moreupon boxes stacked upon boxes everywhere you turn. There are sooooooo many comic books scattered around that I'm pretty sure Wade doesn't even know what he has. Sure, sifting through all that inventory can be overwhelming, but that's part of the fun. Each trip is different as the staff uncovers and prices additional stock from the shipments of yesterday (and yesteryear). So, it's like a race against time to see what gems you can find before they even realize what they have! Allow yourself plenty of time, though, because it is very easy to get lost for hours as you comb through the bins and boxes of eras and stories gone by. But that's why I love it. Unfortunately, there are some things I wish they could do better... like with their pricing, which isn't always consistent. Some books aren't labeled or in a designated price box. So then you're left up to the discretion of whoever works the cash register that day to determine what they want to charge for it. I also used to be a big fan of their VIP program, which, for $15, offered some discount on almost everything in the store. Plus, a $10 credit on your birthday month. So it paid for itself and then some. But as I recently learned in my last few visits, this isn't always the case. It's really left up to the discretion of whoever is working the register that day whether or not they want to honor it. ‍ But the staff is still very polite and helpful and I do enjoy coming here. It's one of the better comic stores in the region and has been that way for years. If you're in the area, check it out!

Wade's Comic Madness is my go to for everything comics. They really help me complete my collections…read morewhen finding my Back Issues I need and also suppling my current pull list. He pro-actively suggests comics I may like and Isn't wrong. Their prices are always fair and I hope to continue my collection through them. I highly recommend.

Friendly staff nice selection of merchandise and fair prices I would recommend this shopread more

Comic Relief is located in a small shopping center with an even smaller parking lot. Or it seems…read morethat way with the amount of traffic constantly entering and leaving. The store itself is relatively small, but then again, most comic stores ARE small. But do not be deceived, good reader. The number of books housed at Comic Relief is quite a lot! The owner is always courteous. But he doesn't say very much if anything at all. Which can be a good thing if you're an introvert, I suppose. :) Overall, this place is excellent for finding the latest releases and even hard-to-find variant covers. However, it's not the best for back issues or quality of issues, for that matter. If it hasn't come out within that same week, expect to find bent corners, spine ticks, and spine wear galore on most of the books. It's not that people are beating the books to hell. It's actually the racks on which they sit, which tend to be simple wire shelves with gaps in them, that the books fall victim to. The wood shelf system on the back wall is much more efficient. However, the way the books tend to be packed on those shelves can also give way to an epic collapse knocking several books to the floor in a matter of seconds. Yikes! And yes, I did see that happen on a number of occasions.

great service and prices are affordable. selection is great! I bought a lot from here.read more

ALLENTOWN: for a fun stop, check out Tinkerbeee's Toys!…read more Featuring vintage toys, comic books, video games, action figures, stuffed animals, collectibles, and more, a wave of nostalgia will wash over you while browsing all the items! They are mostly from the 1980's and 1990's, and are reasonably priced and waiting for a spot in your home. Brie's Dad's day was made finding bargain priced graphic novels! Leashed and friendly dogs are allowed inside! There is a lot of merchandise in a tight space, so use caution around the delicate items.

Very cool shop. Dave the Owner is a great guy who always looks out for his customers. He usually…read morecarries some very decent vintage material. You can find a lot of old comics in great condition. An all around great shop in Northeast Philadelphia.

My son recently discovered a love for comic books and this place definitely has everything he's…read morelooking for- as well as some great conversations when you go in.

I know for anyone who has walked into The Big Kid Store. You instantly are nostalgic and taken back…read morein time seeing a lot of items which were a part of your memories. The entire place was loaded with so much - posters, books, collectible cards, toys, vhs tapes, toys, and beyond. I couldn't stay long but will have to check out this spot if we ever stop by again. Friendly staff, all payments are accepted. The Big Kid Store looks like you walked into a house and made you wish you could have those items you remember. It was cool to look around, and I'll have to browse around next time. Chatting with an employee (not sure if he was the owner) - I couldn't believe there were BSB collectible cards or TY Beanie Babies pins and being created. What a different time now versus years ago. Located in New Egypt Flea Market area. Parking is available outside.

This toy store in New Egypt flea market is amazing! As soon as you walk in you are greeted by the…read morecutest doggo. I suggest you give him pets as part of your entry in the store. The store has an eclectic mix of everything pop culture. I found so many action figures from my childhood, video games, board games, VHS, books, etc. The prices here are really decent, and you can tell the owners are passionate. They were incredibly friendly and I enjoyed having a conversation with them. This place will be the reason I come back to the flea market!

The worker was polite. The comic section was good in my opinion. They had figurines, funko pops,…read moreand other nice stuff. I got a Funko Pop on sale for $5. I would return again in I was in the area

Amazing place that sells pops, comics, and action figures from all sorts of pop culture shows,…read moremovies, and traditional comics. This place was clean and all their merchandise was nicely spread out and organized

Well organized and well stocked with back issues. Friendly owner with good deals and knowledge of…read morefair prices in the ever changing comic book marketplace.

Heroes is easy to get to and has a large assortment of both new releases and back-issue comic…read morebooks. Especially new releases that are sold out or hard-to-find variants. I didn't see a lot of "sports" stuff there, if any, really. But there was a good amount of Funko Pops, trading cards, and other related collectibles if you're into that sort of thing. I'm only here for the comics. Overall, it's a place that I can easily pop into on my way home but can get lost in for hours just by combing through the dollar bins and searching for hidden gems. The owner is friendly, courteous, and always fun to talk with. You can tell that he loves collecting. (A "problem" that all of us in the comic community seem to have haha) My only gripe is that the condition of some of the dollar books and back issues should be looked at more carefully. Some are not quite as good as I thought they were when I purchased them. I only discovered this later on after taking them out of the bag. But for the low prices on some of them, I really can't complain.