This is my sanctuary! The service is great friendly helpful…read morestaff. Very Welcoming. The value there's great pricing in the back of the store in boxes you have the 50% off so great deals there. Still waiting for the Spider-Man noir Comic collection someday someday Recommended for Comic book lovers!

Very nice comic book store that has everything including old and new comics, statues, action…read morefigures, boxed and loose toys, and more. Staff is very nice and quality backs up the stuff. If you're a pop culture fan this is a must see

As a total comic novice, I walked into Cyborg One looking for something special for my comic-loving…read more10-year-old nephew. The staff couldn't have been more helpful--they guided me through great options, worked within my budget, and even some of the other customers hanging out in the shop chimed in with recommendations. In the end, my nephew was ecstatic with the picks. Big thanks to Cyborg One for helping me be the coolest aunt!

This is a shop I've had on my radar to visit for a long time, but it just didn't work out until…read morethis trip. The shop is located in a back alley, if you find the Doylestown Brewing Company it's right around the corner. They are not a large shop, but it is stocked from floor to ceiling. Cyborg One is one of those rare shops that only stocks a limited amount of new pull comics. Graphic Novel selection is large and spread across the shop, and they also stock Manga. Another different item is a large amount of collected comic sets. The selection of collectables and board games is also good, with Magic: The Gathering cards also stocked. Overall, a great small comic shop that could be easily missed by many, like we did, unless they stop in.

Very cool shop. Dave the Owner is a great guy who always looks out for his customers. He usually…read morecarries some very decent vintage material. You can find a lot of old comics in great condition. An all around great shop in Northeast Philadelphia.

My son recently discovered a love for comic books and this place definitely has everything he's…read morelooking for- as well as some great conversations when you go in.

Friendly staff nice selection of merchandise and fair prices I would recommend this shopread more

Comic Relief is located in a small shopping center with an even smaller parking lot. Or it seems…read morethat way with the amount of traffic constantly entering and leaving. The store itself is relatively small, but then again, most comic stores ARE small. But do not be deceived, good reader. The number of books housed at Comic Relief is quite a lot! The owner is always courteous. But he doesn't say very much if anything at all. Which can be a good thing if you're an introvert, I suppose. :) Overall, this place is excellent for finding the latest releases and even hard-to-find variant covers. However, it's not the best for back issues or quality of issues, for that matter. If it hasn't come out within that same week, expect to find bent corners, spine ticks, and spine wear galore on most of the books. It's not that people are beating the books to hell. It's actually the racks on which they sit, which tend to be simple wire shelves with gaps in them, that the books fall victim to. The wood shelf system on the back wall is much more efficient. However, the way the books tend to be packed on those shelves can also give way to an epic collapse knocking several books to the floor in a matter of seconds. Yikes! And yes, I did see that happen on a number of occasions.

I know for anyone who has walked into The Big Kid Store. You instantly are nostalgic and taken back…read morein time seeing a lot of items which were a part of your memories. The entire place was loaded with so much - posters, books, collectible cards, toys, vhs tapes, toys, and beyond. I couldn't stay long but will have to check out this spot if we ever stop by again. Friendly staff, all payments are accepted. The Big Kid Store looks like you walked into a house and made you wish you could have those items you remember. It was cool to look around, and I'll have to browse around next time. Chatting with an employee (not sure if he was the owner) - I couldn't believe there were BSB collectible cards or TY Beanie Babies pins and being created. What a different time now versus years ago. Located in New Egypt Flea Market area. Parking is available outside.

This toy store in New Egypt flea market is amazing! As soon as you walk in you are greeted by the…read morecutest doggo. I suggest you give him pets as part of your entry in the store. The store has an eclectic mix of everything pop culture. I found so many action figures from my childhood, video games, board games, VHS, books, etc. The prices here are really decent, and you can tell the owners are passionate. They were incredibly friendly and I enjoyed having a conversation with them. This place will be the reason I come back to the flea market!

I attended a League Cup as a player on December 7th, 2025. During one of the rounds, I witnessed…read morethe following incident between two players, I will refer to here as Player 1 and Player 2. Player 1, who was new to completive play, shuffled his deck after a deck search, but did not offer it to Player to for a cut before drawing from a card effect. Player 2 called a judge after this happened. After reviewing the situation, the judge issued Player 1 a warning for failing to present the deck for a cut. Following this ruling, Player 2 became visibly upset and began using profanity and getting very angry, where I was feeling unsafe. Player 1 attempting to deescalate the situation responded, "you don't have to rule shark me over it." Player 2 then escalated the situation by saying, " meet me outside and see what F***ing happens" along with other curses and violent threats. The head judge, Alan, attempted to disqualify both players, despite Player 1 being the target of the threats. Player 2 left the venue. Player 1 stated he would contact the police regarding the threats if he was disqualified, the judges allowed Player 1 to stay and finish the tournament, where he placed second. During the tournament, Judge Alan proceeded to act unprofessionally towards Player 1, and threw prize packs aggressively at him at the end of the rounds. After the event concluded, the judges informed Player 1 that he was banned from future tournaments at that store. Based on what I witnessed, and as an active member in the community and pokemon professor, I believe this decision was unfair, as Player 1 did not instigate the confrontation and was subjected to direct threats from Player 2. This store and the judges have a very bad reputation in the area, being unfair to new players and unsafe for women to play. The judges have also made fun of the community calling them "autistics". I strongly believe that they should not be in good standings with the Pokemon Play Community and should not be a sanctioned store.

This gaming store is located on Main Street in downtown East Stroudsberg. With Spider-Man and a…read moresmiling Pikachu beckoning from the main window display, it's hard not to walk in and check it out. Inside the store, the first area to greet you is board games, with options for different game styles and interests available. Pretty ok selection for reasonable prices. Towards the middle of the store is the cash register area on the right with collectors' "weapons" displays overhead for safe keeping and display. To the left is a section with American DC/Marvel comics and a small shelf of manga. Further back is a smaller, more specific modeling and other comic related section, followed by open tables in the back for Magic and other card games. Terrific idea to incorporate tables for player interaction and provide a space for gamers to enjoy games in person. In the very back is an e-sports area with consoles and computers set up. When I visited, these weren't in use, but good idea for non-covid times. I also noticed signs posted up for special game nights on certain days a week, for example one sign listed a Pokémon weekly game night. Covid-related: staff wore masks as did most of the patrons. There is a sign on the door requesting customers to wear face coverings. There did not seem to be a limit on # of people in the store, and when I was there on a Saturday early afternoon there was probably around 10 people in the front section of the store and about a dozen seated in the game-play area in the back.

Nuke 'Em Comics & Collectibles was a pleasant and unexpected surprise. It's located in the Mt. Airy…read moreShopping Village along with a Pizza restaurant, Flooring store, and a Kids dance studio. Shop has plenty of parking. Nuke 'Em is the sister shop to Phantasm Comics located in New Hope, PA. Interior is crowded, but in a good way. They have a large selection of dollar long boxes which I found to have many nice books, but also have CGC graded books. They do not have new pull comics here. Toys and collectables are stacked floor to ceiling with an excellent and interesting selection. Manga selection, which is located towards the back was good, along with the graphic novel selection. They have a selection of Blu-ray's and Science Fiction books. Staff member was excellent, helpful, and great to chat with. This shop reminds me of an old school comic shop and is very much worth the drive to shop at.

I visited Nuke 'Em Comics for the first time after seeing a tip on their Instagram about their…read moreextensive back-issue dollar bin comic collection. This place is definitely off the beaten path (about an hour or so from Northeast Philly), situated in the middle of nowhere with sprawling fields and Jersey farmlands with just a few other businesses around. However, it's easy to get to and there's plenty of accessible parking in their large lot. The store has some new releases and a small selection of individually priced back issues, but their main attraction is the massive collection of dollar bin treasures. And while the bins are a bit of a mess with no real categorization, digging through them is part of the fun. You never know when you'll stumble upon that key issue or hidden gem nestled in the stacks. Sometimes, they even run sales where you can snag comics for as little as fifty cents (pay attention to their holiday sales). That said, the condition of the comics varies, so be sure to closely inspect what you find to avoid any unpleasant surprises later on. I spent about four hours there during my first visit and still didn't get through the entire dollar bin section... it's HUGE! (I was able to complete one side of the bins, though.) But Nuke 'Em also has toys, merchandise, trade paperbacks, DVDs, and apparel, if comics just ain't your thing. **Bonus Tip: They have a clean bathroom, which is always appreciated when you're there for hours or need to wash your hands after flipping through thousands of comics.