Because they offer exclusive S&N exlibris (illustrated bookplate) free with many of the albums they…read moresell, this should be the first BD shop you visit when in Paris. Historically, many BD shops offered exclusive exlibris to entice customers to buy the album from them as opposed to their competition. Only a few produce exlibris anymore, but Super Heros still does! So if you are looking for a particular album, you might as well check to see if this shop is offering it with an exlibris.

An absolute must-see for fans of BD. Amazing place. One of my favorite stores on the planet.read more

I love shops like Album Comics, and we have several of them in the States. I often find, however,…read morethat the random paraphernalia found in comic book stores is overpriced in the States. Either I'm wrong about that or Parisians are paying out the nose eight times for their whimsical gift items. Still, the shop is well-stocked and very fun to browse. You can find a huge selection of action figures and little toys related to various areas of pop culture - animes, video games, movies, cartoons, etc. I enjoyed a whole set of wands from the Harry Potter movies, as well as uniforms and Hermione's time turner. There are Twilight trinkets too, of course. An army of figurines from One Piece line a glass case, and Matt B. and I found a trove of Barbapapa toys. I almost bought a Raving Rabbid before deciding it was way too expensive. Of course, there are comic books too, and plenty of other random knick-knacks. The vibe of the place is just fun and conducive to a long browse. It's located near the Sorbonne, so I'm sure it gets student traffic. I know I would spend some time here if I were a student and it were in my path.

So inviting/clean, interesting and easy to browse. Lighting was also great. The way everything, the…read morecomics in particular, are arranged makes it easy to find what you came for or be introduced to new items. Large selection of comics in French and English. Loved it here!

Nice organized store with mostly books about comic books. Actual comics books were mainly new ones…read moreand I did not see any DC OR MARVEL which is what I was looking for.

So yeah my nerdiness is showing I know... Here I am in Paris and cruising a comic book shop with my…read morekid... we both enjoyed it. Unfortunately they didnt have what I was looking for. Regardless they had a pretty good selection of english language comics from Marvel, DC, Image, etc. I didnt see any translated into french for the specific ones I had hoped for. None the less this place looked exactly like what I expect a comic book store to look like in the states. So yeah it was a kewl find and they had a pretty friendly and helpful staff.I suggest you check it out if you want to find something fun or your rug rat wants a comic while in Paris...

Plan to get lost in this shop for a few hours. A great shop if you have the time to devote to it…read more It is a big used and bargain BD shop with bin after bin of loosely organized albums. A smaller section of collectible albums is well alphabetized. The staff is friendly and helpful. It is open late most every night, so you can visit here after the other BD shops have closed!

From the owner: Le nom de notre librairie vient des premiers mots du fils de son fondateur qui, il y a 10 ans,…read morenous a offert la moitié du fond afin qu'un copain étudiant et moi la reprenions. On trouve dans nos magasins des rues Dante et Serpente près de 15.000 livres, avec des tas d'éditions originales ou épuisées, mais aussi des albums à moindre prix, pour le simple plaisir de lire de la BD.

They could use help with the fruit flies everywhere. The glass case at the counter has display…read moredishes which have flies covering it. The case shares space with the items for the customers and though they look like they are for the most part covered with plastic wrap. There were a bunch of items open to let the flies in. After seeing that I avoided ordering any food.

My daughter was looking for some Manga while we were on vacation in Paris. We found this shop and…read moreshe was very happy. Had a great selection and my daughter ended up with 2 French language Manga books. We would go again if we are in the area.

La Rubique a Bulles is hands down my favorite Bandes Desinees (French comics) shop in Paris. I've…read morelived in the city for three years, and these guys are the first shop I found, and are still my favorite. They introduced me to various sci-fi, fantasy and adventure series when I first started learning French. Even three years later I find myself always going to the shop. The guys who work there are super cool, always remember your recent purchases, and always have great staff picks. They also have a fidelity program for repeat customers. Their shop is small, but always stocked with the best choices. I also recently was able to order a hard-to-find Mobius BD, that I failed to hunt down online. Lastly, they stay open until 20h30 (Mon - Sat) so it's easy for me to pop-in and grab a volume after a late day at the office.

From the owner: Librairie spécialisée de Bandes dessinées. Franco Belge,…read moreIndépendant, Comics, Manga, Jeunesse, et albums illustrés. Figurines BD affiches et produits dérivés, cartes postales.

I've been to a lot of book offs all over Southern California, so when I walked by this one in the…read morecity of lights, I had to go in. It is exactly what you would expect. A very random selection of titles. It is bigger than many and more claustrophobic than the Cali stores. FYI I did not find a section for English language books.

There are two book-offs across the street from each other. One that has Japanese books and music,…read moreand one that has French/English/other languages books and music. However, if you are looking for Japanese versions (with bonus tracks!) of CDs by for English/American/French bands, then you will want to look at the French/English store. Prices are reasonable, although a bit more expensive than other Book-Offs around the world.