I keep hoping that comic book stores will sell comic books, but I think I have to accept that that…read moreisn't really the way of the world anymore. There are some small racks for the weeklies, and a few racks of trade paper backs, and other books. But, this is mostly about buying Funko Pops, and t-shirts, and other things. The prices are not competitive, but I suppose it is the type of place where if you know you want... something... and you need it right now, it's the place to go. It's just not the type of shop for me, anymore.

I noticed Conspiracy Comics Games & Anime across from Dollarama when I was at Square One last…read moreSaturday. I was curious to check it out. This store is by mall entrance 9. I saw graphic t-shirts on sale. What stopped me in my tracks were a ton of plushies. It has a good selection of Squishmallows. If you love Funko Pop figurines, you will find a wall full of them and more. It was impressive. I spent a good chunk of time checking them out. I particularly loved the R2-D2 and C-3PO ones. I was delighted to find Grogu Funko Pops. One was a keychain, which I had to purchase. The other was a larger one by the checkout area, on the top left shelf. It looked amazing. I'm sure it costs and arm and a leg. The man at the checkout was friendly and chatty. I signed up for the newsletter. I'm still waiting to see what that's like. There's supposed to be a rewards system coming up. Nice! My Grogu keychain didn't have any tax on it. Sweet! I love it. I paid with a credit card. The transaction was smooth. It was such a small item that I put it in my pocket. I thanked the man and left the store and mall, walking a while to get to my car. I will return to this store. I'd like to get the R2-D2 and Grogu Funko Pop figures. (48)

It really depends on what you're looking for. If you have something in mind and are set on finding…read moreit here, you might be disappointed. It's more of a place where you're not looking for any specifics and more of "oh I think they would enjoy this". I was told before coming here that they have a good selection of books. That I can agree on. Tons of board books for my one year old niece, all priced very fairly. Most were under $5. I got one book for $2.75 and another for $2.50. Both books retail for $8-$9. They even have a section for French books. My boyfriend came in looking for some toys for his nephews. They have a ton of minion things. Oh and a huge section for Thomas the Tank Engine. He left with 3 red bags of toys, books and puzzles. They have a TON of puzzles. He picked up 4-5 licensed character puzzles (Mickey Mouse, Cars, Minions). They have a good "art aisle", which has everything you could possibly need. Paint, crayons, markers etc. There are Crayola brand items. There is a "boy aisle" that has Thomas the Tank Engine, some Lego, remote control cars, Hot Wheels and other toys. I'm pretty much listing off what I can remember. They obviously have a "girl aisle" but I cannot remember a single thing in that aisle, as we didn't spend much time there. Then they have a "baby aisle" which has some Fisher Price toys, some clothes and bibs and stuff. Like I said, they have an okay selection of toys if you're not picky. In addition, not ALL prices are deals but most are, I guess. They had some remote control cars for $12, which I thought were kind of expensive, as they were small dinky cars. However, as mentioned previously, books are a great deal here.

Unfortunately I heard about this place after I had already purchased all my Christmas presents at…read morehigher prices. My son wanted a special HotWheel playset for Christmas however I could only find it in the USA. So I went online and purchased it from JC Penny and had it shipped all costing me about $90. 2 weeks after my brother in law told me about Samko. I went into this warehouse not sure what to expect however I realized that the same items they have in store are probably 50% cheaper here. I found the same Hotwheels playset for $29.99. They have Transformers that I had purchased at Walmart for $20 at a very good price of $9.99. Other then the fact you dont get a shopping cart and that you are inside a warehouse the prices are very good. However most of the items were books. Before you go to Walmart go here and check it out. Good deals.

I did not enjoy my visit to this store. I was there in the past and remembered why i have not been…read moreback. The owner has books way over priced. On this visit he was not helpful. I was looking for specific books to complete my run. He was too concerned with bagging and boarding books at his counter. I asked what he had and what the prices of those books were but he would not tell me. Instead he said it would take him a while to finish doing what he was doing and that i should check "over there" to see the ones in his case. I would have liked to see what he had and if he really wanted to make a sale he would have showed me the key books he had right there at the cash. Not a friendly owner and the store is a mess. I would not recommend this store. There are better options out there.

The owner of this place is super nice and knowledgable. It's unfortunate that the location is so…read moresmall so they don't have ALL the new comics, but they have most of the major ones. Decent selection of boardgames and graphic novels too. It's definitely one of my more preferred comic stores to visit. Plus they will order anything they can for you no problem, and if you want a holding box...it's something like $10 a year.

i came across an ad that the store was doing (Feb 1, 2026) hoping to sell some of my personal…read morecollection for medical reasons.... well when I asked the (young boy) worker (supposedly he knew the most) how much they take sealed & singles (70%) okay fine. took out my sealed Pokemon pack ($240) so he could look at it. But as he's grabbing it, he smirks & says "oh.... A single pack " mockingly. Fine. Whatever. He's a kid. Then he goes to lift the sealed corner (which was completely sealed) so that it's no longer connected & has the audacity to say it was resealed Needless to say, I will be telling others.

I'm in Toronto for a concert, and it's my first time here. I'm staying by the airport, and I always…read morelove exploring what new cities have to offer, especially as a comic book reader. I stopped into this store, and while it's massive and it's full of stock, the store is a total mess. There are boxes on top of comic books so you can't even peruse what there is to see. I walked the store for about 10 minutes before leaving, which is disappointing.

Sam is incredibly helpful. He always offers to stay later if I cant make it before closing. He has…read morealso learned my name and greets me by name every time I call and come to the store. I appreciate this type of attentiveness and small town politeness and service.

This is a comic book shop in the old ways of Comic Book shops…read more Remember that scene from 13th Warrior where Antonio Benderas watches the viking ship set ablaze as the king is immolated upon the waves? The vikings turn to Antonio and say, "you will not see this again. It is the old ways." That's Red Nails II. The epic sequel to I know not what. If you're looking for a deep dank basement pit filled with comics, and overpriced books on the wall, then this is your place. It's everything you remembered and loved from the 1980s. Right down to the group of regulars and staff that eye you wearily when you walk in. They'll follow you around the store, and no matter how long you pause at something, they will say nothing. Conversations will stop when you enter, only to start up again when you leave. While I have no doubt that becoming an insider wouldn't be all that difficult, it's a question of whether you'd want to. The world of comic books are changing, and this seems a hold back to the days of snooty shop keeps, and childish fans. Now, this could be wrong. I've only gone in four or seven times. But, the atmosphere is not one I've found of acceptance, and people new to comics have not felt comfortable or helped within. And, when there are so many other shops in the city that do make an attempt to welcome and introduce new customers to an art form, there's little reason to stop here. Unless there's something about the old ways you really truly love. Something comforting; like the sacrifice of doomed loved ones, and those closest to them, amongst the heathenish flames, cast upon the rocky seas.

Great service, Great books…read more There's more I could mention but you'd think I work there if I went on. ;) Joey is the GOAT. 'Nuff said.

From the owner: Toronto's largest online comic shop, with over 100,000 books on site. Local pickup available, as…read morewell as free shipping options. Selections from silver age to current new releases. Graphic novels, trade paperbacks and omnibus' also available.

Very happy with this location. It is my go to and the most local to me. I love this cozy, mini…read moreindigo! I found a few things and have ordered quite a few pick ups at this location. The staff are friendly and very helpful. Will continue to be my go to location for books for my children and toys as well as pick ups.

I've used this location for pickups for the last 4 years. Staff is ALWAYS super nice, very helpful…read moreand courteous. Well done to the management