Love this store always walking in enjoying the item and comic book I see and what makes it even…read morebetter the movie theater is 2 feet away

Good service and decent stock. The owner is amiable and available. Only downside is guy at…read moreregister, wears a mask under his chin. Not sure what the current NYC rules are but the moment I saw that, I stopped browsing, paid for my stuff and left. PS like the store cat too.

Came here for the first time today and it brought me back to my childhood in Flatbush. Joe and…read morestaff were very helpful in showing me the lay of the land and where everything was. Good prices but as usual I ended up buying too many comics!

This was an interesting experience. Not your typical comic shop by ANY means, but still pretty fun…read moreto see and marvel at just HOW MUCH STUFF IS IN HERE! If you're looking for old stock to complete a collection, chances are, this is where you want to be. Majority of the warehouse *is* old stock with a smaller section for newly released comics. To me that's not really a downside because if you wanted new comics you could go literally anywhere else. But if you're looking for treasures, hard to find older issues, or just older comics in general that you want to read and don't care about the resale value or the condition it's in, this is the place for you. It's a place for collectors and enthusiasts that are searching because they want to own something, not because they're trying to hold it for resale. As for me, I was able to grab Star Wars IV, V, VI in comic form which I never even knew they made, just $5 each. I think this is a must-visit for comic lovers and I'm SO glad our uncle brought us here. Even if you aren't looking for anything, you really need to go just to see how many comics are on these shelves. It's mind-blowing.

This is the cutest little store ever. Ran by two elderly folk that are really nice and sweet. They…read morehAve a wall of comics that's hard to get to because they're always holding card game tournaments. They seem to be more of a card game store instead of a comic store. The display cases are full of gaming cards, and there's a line of tables for card gaming, and the comics they do hAve are so packed in the wall shelf that they're almost bending from the weight and pressure of the book. Also they never get any variants. All the variants they would get are sent to their Flatbush location because they sell for more there. Despite everything, this store is nice, because they're so helpful and those two old folk are just adorable.

It's not a good store, I walk into the store and instead of saying hello they ask me for id for no…read morereason what so ever. All I did was walk into the store. I think the Chinese couple are a bunch of racist who all they care about is to make money. I understand it's a business, but that's not how you make money. If I gave them a review to 1-5, it's would be a zero because it's a card store, not a club or a bar. I try to call them for a apology, they won't pick up the phone. I think that business should close it's doors.

If you're into comics or collectibles, this is a cool little stop inside Industry City. It has that…read moreclassic old-school comic shop vibe with a mix of graphic novels, manga, anime, and random pop culture finds. easy to browse. Even if you're not a big comic person, it's still a fun quick stop while you're walking around.

i think it was great to find a past issue place in manhattan on the 8th avenue place i was watching…read morefor creepy and eerie mags and it was fairly filled and priced at 10 knowing it was old issue there were other places too around close too and i got a vampirella vintage too

This is your average comic store. Friendly, but very few back issues. Not much of a reason to…read morereturn.

I was late to the Bitter Root fan club. [Context: Bitter Root is a comic book series, published by…read moreImage Comics, about a Black family who hunts monsters and attempts to cure them. It's set in the 1920s with the Harlem Renaissance as the backdrop]. The first issue came out in November 2018, but I didn't stumble across the series until 2021. I enjoyed it tremendously and became obsessed with finding an original copy of the first issue to frame. Thus, I embarked on a journey to find it and after hitting up a bunch of comic shops in the city, to no avail. Months later, randomly, I decided to check out Galaxy Comics after meeting a friend for coffee, nearby, in the area. This was not in my original tour but I wish it had been. Not only did they have the first issue of Bitter Root, they had the next four too. Of course, I bought them all. Since then, I've been back a few times to stock up on comics. The vibe there is super chill and the staff really know their stuff. It's not the closest shop to me but I keep going because they always have what I'm looking for... even the older, harder-to-find titles.

Wow! Hidden gem store in Park Slope! They have great back issues and fair prices! I'll be back!…read more And I'm telling friends!

Christmas shopping for Sailor Moon!! Wow! Gatcha Gatcha…read moreMachines and figurine collectibles. Not a lot of staff so be patient. Lots of open restrooms here... fyi!!!

this place was like trinket heaven! It was so full of trinkets and really cute figures! Some stuff…read morewere overpriced but if you search around theres some good figures and stuff in the dollar section for cheap. The workers are also very helpful and nice help you find whatever you need from any anime. I would definitely visit again.

I am over the moon to have Boulevard Books in my neighborhood!!! When it opened up a year and half…read moreago, I thought it looked super cute but never had a chance to stop in. Over the last few months, I have spent a lot of time at Boulevard and as Tatiana the owner gets to know you, you become not only a loyal customer but a friend. Her events are awesome and something that Dyker needs. Working in Manhattan sometimes I'm just too tired to stay around in the city for a book signing or cooking class - Boulevard offers regular events such as this and it's only a couple of blocks away from our apartment. Poetry readings, psychic readings, meet and greets - I was so surprised to see such great monthly events when I first stopped in and each event is interesting and fun. The ones that have a cost attached to them are minimal fees and even though I don't have kids, I noticed Boulevard has a ton of kids book events and arts and crafts. They know you by name, track all of your purchases and have a loyalty program where you get a $5 coupon occasionally with your purchases. I joined the book club and the other customers in the store get to know each other and look forward to seeing each other at different events. I've also found some totally random kitschy books here for gifts that people have loved. As for the book selection, even if it's not as big as a chain bookstore, Boulevard has a great variety of books. Best sellers, secret finds, popular series - they have them and in almost every genre including a big kids and teen section. Boulevard feels homey and warm when you come in and like I said, Dyker really needed a place like this. I'd rather give Tatiana and her awesome staff my money than Barnes and Noble or Amazon. Considering how much I spend there, I may be asking them for a second job soon!

I wouldn't consider this a must go book shop. It's tiny so you probably won't find anything…read morespecific here. Your best bet is if you're looking to buy a kids book and you may have some luck in teen fiction. There's an art studio in the back if you want to do some painting. I simply can not recommend this minuscule store.