Went to the one on Richmond rd they had two employees who cared less about having my business. One…read morewas on their phone and the other looked annoyed when I asked a question.

Great service and great selection! I love shopping here! My favorite comic book shop.read more

Amazing collection of silver age books and great service. Highly recommend for collectorsread more

I've been going here for probably over 6 years now. Todd and his crew are some of the nicest,…read morefriendliest people I've ever met. They greet everyone and will help with anything. Huge selection of comics to choose from, wide selection of figures and collectibles. The only comic store I go to, even though I live in Lexington now.

While I lived in Kentucky, they were super kind assisting me with making suggestions, and my…read morepullbox and orders; however, once I moved to Georgia, they ignored my calls and messages about mailing my pullbox selections to Georgia. I'm talking months of being ignored. It's a shame, but there's always other online comic shops that will take my money.

They never stuck to hours listed. Open one day then closed for 6 days. Me and my daughter loved…read morethis place please...past tense

The best comics spot in Lex! The roughly-alphabetical Dollar Bin will get you hooked on new series…read morefor a buck--Tom Strong, anyone?--or help you indulge your weak spot for 90s-era Superman with a quick dig. The shelves of older GN's are cover price--no markup on old stuff so it's a good way to find old odds and ends. They're not a huge spot, but the owner is very attentive without being overbearing and is willing to work with you a bit on price, too for some items like back issues where the upfront investment is smaller--just be reasonable with your asks. I'm not a new comics reader but I encourage anyone who is to establish your pull folder here and help these guys' cash flow as much as possible, we need them to hang around in Lex!

My kids love going to comic book shops, this is by far the best shop in Lexington! Super friendly,…read moregave my kids a few free comics at checkout! Highly recommend this little hidden gem!

I drove through Lexington yesterday and stopped by the game store. The staff were incredibly…read morefriendly and helpful! Definitely one of the best game stores I've been in! Amazing selection too!

Were excited to get back into gaming now that we have friends that play and were looking for a new…read moregaming shop we could call our "go to"... In need of some dice, found D20.. figured we'd give it a whirl... Cute shop... lots of Funko Pops, some Board and Card Games, decent dice selection... Magic Cards at the register... HUGE space in the back for game nights... Seemed promising... But, when we got out to the car and checked our receipt, hubby realized we'd been overcharged on the dice by nearly $2. We got a great deal on our cards, but... wtf? Things like that will make the Mr. swear off a place for good so, guess we're still on the hunt for a game shop... (le sigh)

Reviews of being disorganized were unfounded. There was wall to wall stuff but a definite method to…read morethe madness and most were reasonably priced. A nice selection of all kinds of nerdom. Complaints of bad service... I'd have to agree. We were met with a gruff "lemmeknowifyouneedanything" as the man then shut himself in the back room quite literally until we left and then he emerged when we opened the door. It was fine for us bc we were perusing but it certainly did not amplify our experience.

Really nice guys answered my questions never made me feel like I was bothering while they were…read moreworking great customer service, had some really cool comics

First, in case there is any confusion, this is absolutely, positively NOT a comic book store…read moreanymore. They don't carry comics at all, not even as a sideline. Yelp has them listed under the Comic Book category, because they used to be a Comic Book store, but they kept the Moonlite name while totally changing their line of business. The place is almost entirely a collectible card game store now, with a minor sidelines into used video games, board games, and tabletop RPG's. They do also have some tabletop miniatures (marked down to the point I suspect they are on clearance), but no collectible miniatures like HeroClix. I'd gone in there to special-order a comic book. I'd gotten out of the comic fandom, but there was a special one coming out I wanted so I figured I'd order it from a local store. I came back to Moonlite, but I quickly learned was Moonlite in name only. It's a pity, Moonlite Comics was the main comic store I used to go to when I was more into comic books. It used to be a card game, roleplaying game, and comic book store. They are now just a card game store, no comic books, and really cut down on the RPG's they cover until it was just a token couple of shelves of books in the back of the store covering a few of the most popular books for the most popular games. I'm a comic book and RPG fan, so honestly it didn't hold much appeal to me. The sign out in the parking lot still says "Moonlite Comics", the sign on the building itself says "Moonlite Game Center", I guess that was meant as a subtle "No, we don't sell comics anymore" warning, but it was a little too subtle for me to catch up front. Also, the customer service there was somewhere between bad and nonexistent. I went in there recently to look around, my first time back at Moonlite in about 7 years, and I walked around an empty store for 15 minutes before the two guys behind the counter even acknowledged me (and that took me walking straight up to the counter, as I was looking around). It was just myself, one guy sitting at one of the tables on a handheld game, and two guys behind the counter in the store chatting, and I didn't get so much as a hello until I'd been browsing the store for 15 minutes. The folks behind the counter were more interested in their conversation about movies and cards than greeting or serving customers. Roughly 80% of the floor space of the store is devoted to big tables for card game tournaments, it's pretty clear the place is pretty much a Magic card dealership and tournament place. It's kinda sad, I used to really like Moonlite "back in the day" and was hoping to be able to "come home again" to an old hangout, but I guess there's nothing there for me anymore.

Not open when they are scheduled to be, employees are rude, lack knowledge about products,…read moreinventory is sparse, and environment feels judgemental and exclusive rather than warm and welcoming like many other Magic: The Gathering stores. Also, didn't this used to be a comic book shop? All they sell now is MTG, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh, and older video games. Honestly, Walmart has a comparable selection, which is sad.