Awesome comic book store. Exactly what I was looking for during my unexpected free afternoon during…read moremy Boston visit. Walked in and one of the employees asked if I was new there. I said Yes and he then gave me their quick spiel. From other reviews it looks like 20% off isn't new and has been a thing for a very long time. I didn't find, in general, their prices to be too bad. A few books maybe but they're smack in the middle of the city in a high tent area and their selection of pretty much everything is great, do slightly higher prices are understandable. Highly suggest a visit for current books, back issues, slabs, and I think lots of gaming stuff as well (I didn't pay attention to their non-comic stuff). It was actually fun for me.

Friar Tuck himself greeted us at the door today and gave us a quick tour…read more My husband was excited to check out this comic book store, not only because they had back issues that he was looking for in his collection but also the entire store was at least 20% off today! (The prices were a little high to begin with so the sale made them more regular). The display comic books had cool identifiers like the first appearance of Hawkeye, for example. They were valued higher because of these specifics. Even those were 20% off today. My husband's only critique was that some of the long boxes were packed too tight such that he would've had to pull out multiple comic books just to be able to search through the box. He says he would've bought more if there were about 15 fewer issues per long box. Come check it out!

Comicopia is an amazing comic book store full of the latest new releases from Marvel, DC, Image, as…read morewell as tons of independent books. Their new releases are organized well, and they have a staggering selection of new books for a shop with such a small footprint. They also have an extensive selection of US trade paperbacks, as well as a nice little bargain area with collected individual issues. If you're into manga, you owe it to yourself to stop in and check out their offerings, which span floor to ceiling from the front of the store to the back of the store, and go way deeper down the rabbit hole than you'll find in a mainstream store. I picked up all six volumes of a wacky new manga, Golosseum, on my last visit and received a discount since I bought multiple volumes of a series in one purchase, which was quite nice. When I've visited, staff has been polite and helpful. The shop is clean and is clearly run by someone who loves comics first and foremost. If you're looking for the latest Pop vinyl figures, t-shirts, etc., go to Newbury Comics, or another pop culture shop. If you're in Boston and are looking for a place to buy the latest comics or manga, Comicopia is your spot.

Very small but well organized corner comic store. The only reason I put four instead of five is to…read morescare off collectors from gen x hoping to round out their back catalogues This is a graphic novel store but with one of the most complete collections I've seen. I found things to buy but when you spend your childhood spending half to a third of your one dollar allowance on a comic it's hard to consider modern prices. But any modern fan should stop in!

Such a huge bookstore that has not just a wide selection of books, but also gifts that range from…read morethe quirky to traditional to Boston souvenirs. You can easily spend an entire day here looking at everything. Not a lot of places to sit, but there are a few chairs scattered about the space. It's in a neighborhood that has lots of eateries so you can easily spend an entire day in the Brookline area.

This local independent bookstore has a huge selection of books and gifts. I always love visiting…read morelocal bookstores when I travel and this one did not disappoint. Plenty of fiction, romance, biography, history, and children selections. They have some tables with bargain books as well. The gift section was also large with specialty options. Their information desk and cashier were super friendly. Books were priced as expected. Highly recommend stopping by!

I love checking out new comic stores while on vacation…read more This was really cool! They have a good selection of stuff, not just comics. They had action figures, funkos, shirt, pins and other Knick knacks and gifts. I didn't go upstairs, but it was cool to see they have such a large store and selection!

Fun time browsing this store after our train ride ended right on Newbury Street this morning…read more Everything from Tshirts and manga, to plush animals and socks, to trading cards and Funko pops, graphic novels and regular books. My brother got a Tshirt and some socks and my husband bought a book. The staff was helpful. Freezing cold in there with the a/c blasting but I'm sure it would feel good later when it's warmer and when it's crowded. Didn't really check the prices but apparently they were ok because people bought stuff. Come check it out! Newbury street is fun for shopping anyway!

This place is one of the things that makes Harvard Sq special. Harvard Sq is fast becoming just an…read moreopen air mall with big brand stores. This is a gem of a store. They have a great selection of off beat graphic novels and comics.

Yup. If you are a comic fan stop! Graphic novels neat books... they don't have as much new and…read moretrinket and figures like a Newbury, but this seems like a comic book persons comic book shop....

Glad I found this place. Visiting from out of town, this place had fair prices and a good…read moreselection. Also visited CardVault and Newbury Comics, and Pandemonium provided the experience we were expecting with lots of singles to look thru and we bought 4!

The employees are very knowledgeable about their products, and they also have a laptop at the…read morecashier desk so you can search up the prices of their products online or see if they have it in store. They also have a battling area downstairs, but we didn't go to check it out. I also like that they have bathrooms available for customer use. They sell all kinds of things like books, comics, manga, cards, dice, etc. We bought a pokemon journey together bundle and a Tidus commander deck for magic the gathering. Great place!

I was looking for a place to find Disney Lorcana booster boxes and luckily Amaya Bros Comics had…read moresome left over! I called ahead to verify and they were super helpful to make sure I knew what to expect on availability before deciding to make the trip over. They were super friendly and helpful and I would definitely come back if they ever become a Lorcana distributor again!

What an exciting addition to Cambridge Street! I attended the opening party of Amaya Bros Comics…read more They have a large selection of comic books, sports cards and Pokémon cards. I really enjoyed browsing through the comic books- there is something for everyone. Whether you are a fan of Venom or a fan of Tom and Jerry, you will definitely find something of interest. There are also a bunch of autographed sports jerseys on the walls. You can tell that the owners are extremely passionate about sports and comic books. They have weekly trade nights (check their Instagram for dates). They can also help you to get your comic books graded. I am excited to see what other new merch the store will have. This is also a great place to grab gifts for friends who love sports and comics!

Service, amazing Micheal was so friendly and conversation was too good, i definitely held up the…read moreline. Such a cute store a must when you come To Boston especially if you're a Harry Potter fan. But also for the conversation with Micheal unforgettable

Cute place where you can buy Harry Potter merchandise. The selection isn't huge but tons of posters…read moreand things on the walls to view.

On a visit back to Boston we tried to hit up local bookshops and honestly Trident is only top 10…read moreall time list! The cafe puts out some AHMAZING food (including the best French toast I've ever eaten). The vibe is so chill. Come in and eat, or browse, or read...or do all three. Even though it's small, it's easy to spend HOURS in here. The store spans two floors and have everything you're looking for AND they so many author signed books! If you're a book nerd you HAVE to hit this place up!!!

Super cute aesthetic-- a cafe situated inside of a bookshop! There are two floors and some patio…read moreseating as well. There was an event happening when I arrived on Sunday afternoon so I had to wait 35 minutes for a table. There is also bar seating available as well. I was able to peruse their pretty extensive menu while waiting and got to see some really enticing dishes being brought out during my wait. Since it is a little small/tight, the tables are fairly close to each other so it is a bit hard to hear without speaking fairly loudly. I ordered a Morning Monte Cristo and it did take some time to get my order however it was a pretty busy day so I could understand. The challah French toast was a lot more toasted than I thought so it wasn't as moist or fluffy as I hoped. The bread was still really airy which was nice. The raspberry preserve was pretty punchy which was a unique flavor combination. There are two restroom on the first floor and one on the second floor I believe. There was a slight line for the restroom but it wasn't too bad.

Finally! A local bookstore with great selection, and a staff and owner that loves what they do…read more I'm done with Amazon. I came in over opening weekend and loved the vibe with the amazing kid area in the back. The staff was friendly and very attentive. I got a few books and kids items for my nephews, whom I had in tow. Great experience! I will defiantly be back.

For such a gorgeous bookstore, the service was diabolical. The owner (I assume, being the only…read morefemale and worker in the store) was incredibly rude, not greeting us when we walked in, or when we went to the register, did not say thank you, or have a nice day- cashed us out and gave judgmental stares with an uninterested attitude. if I was a real asshole I would've walked back in after leaving to return the items. It costs nothing to be kind. If you are reading this now, maybe read one of the self help books on your displays, and take a cold shower.