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    New Dimension Comics

    3.4 (19 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Andy V.

    New Dimension Comics is such a great store. I find something I (think I) need, every time I walk in the doors. New Dimension Comics is enormous. You can wonder around the store aimlessly and and find pretty much anything and everything, "comic" related. They have a ton of comics, from old to new releases, toys, some t shirts, books, and more. the staff there is really friendly. A few times I was asked what I needed assistance with and made sure that I knew that they were there to help. They have a huge selection of Funko POP! action figures which I always enjoy looking through as well as vintage toys from my childhood- some in the box and some out. No matter what, I feel like if you're looking for it, it's going to be here and the price isn't going to be that high. No matter what I looked at, I wasn't shocked by the sticker price which is pretty uncommon. I've traded in comics here before. You can either get cash or trade in value. At the end of my visit I walked out with my Archie Comics coloring book which I was very excited about for about $10 which I thought was a good deal. I wanted to buy more, but there is always next time, you know? This is definitely a local business I'll always support when I'm in town.

    View from the front of the store. Definitely the biggest comic shop I've ever seen in my life.
    Captain A.

    Certainly this is the biggest comic book shop I'd ever been to in my entire life. At least in terms of floor space, it's the size of a grocery store. As far as the amount of inventory, it's pretty big, but herein lies the problem. You have all this space, but the inventory is the spread across it like a grid of lonely islands. It just felt weird and cold, and to get a hold of one of the employees you'd find yourself walking half a football field. None of the employees wore anything to distinguish themselves as employees (Hey, if you're going to run a comic book shop like a grocery store, go ahead and put your guys in vests with a nametag or something). Also the prices were steep outside of the bargain bin stuff. High prices are to be expected at physical shops, but usually I feel good about shelling out the premium in order to support a local owner or someone who I can look in the eye and get to know. Here, on the other hand, it's like some weird corporate misstep or some half-baked scheme to create a comic book superstore. Even the vast walls had a few gigantic movie posters here and there but were still mostly empty. A pretty dismal experience. I'll take a small mom-and-pop shop any day of the week over this soulless mess of a store.

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    Excellent service, great selection incredible value, friendly staff A+ easy to find & great parking

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    Thank you for the awesome review!

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