This store is not a traditional comic book store. It's got a lot more than that…read more There is an entire store that is mostly just Funko Pop figures and other collectible statues. Great for people who like that stuff. Then there is a part with some new and vintage toys, comics and other types of collectibles. There is a little something for everyone, including possibly the largest selection of WWE figures in the region.

From the owner: Strap in, Metro Detroit, because Asylum Collectables is finally open, and we have everything you…read moreneed to fuel your collection. Some people out there might recognize us from our booth at the Taylor Trade Center. Our store has all the same amazing Funko POP! Vinyls, NECA products, and geeky artwork you love. When you step into our shop, your head will spin with all the cool stuff on our shelves. You'll also be able to meet others with interests just like yours -- comic book characters, sci-fi, and even gory horror. So, the next time you're in Dearborn Heights, take a look inside the shop with superheroes on the wall. We won't bite ... that hard.

One of the best shops in metro Detroit, with a kind and friendly staff. I come in here frequently.read more

We love 9 Planets! My husband and I needed some bags & boards for magazines and ended up spending…read moreso much time in the store. They have awesome wrestling figures and great prices. We snagged some pretty sweet cards there too. Definitely check them out!

Amazing staff and so much to choose from. Love this store. Everyone is very friendly and always…read morewilling to help. I shop here at least twice a week

Great and helpful staff and an amazing selection of new and old comics and collectibles! Everything…read morefrom trade paperbacks to Pokémon and Funko Pops! 10/10

Good selection, very expensive though (My reviews may sound like a broken record at this point)…read moreMost of the figures seem to have been priced when they came out according to what people were asking on Ebay, then never lowered (hence why you can find fairly common toys from 5+ years ago marked up to ludicrous prices) Newer stuff is pretty fairly priced though, and they do store credit on trade-ins, which is always nice.

Cool store. Small though, more of a every week stop by to get your comics place, not a looking…read morearound place if your not into comics nice store though

Pretty nice and quiet comic book store. Lots of graphic novels and past issues too! Right off…read moreMichigan avenue.

Aah, the simple pleasures! What a treat to peruse shelves and shelves of comics in June 2020 even…read moreif myself and the proprietar, the only ones in the store, had to wear masks for pandemic protection. Green Brain has adequate selection of Marvel (huzzah!) and DC (meh! I might mess with some Batman though). They've got floor space dedicated to kids - no comments from the peanut gallery about all comics being for kids please. Exhibit A backing up my previous statement is their selection of graphic novels. There's a smattering of indie comics and a stray zine or two as well. The discount racks are pretty dismal. Yeah, I know they're discounted for a reason, but I've had some success at other shops unearthing diamonds in the rough that I haven't here. Too much wannabe Marvel / DC pollute the stacks here. Not smart stuff like Image but real dumb ass stereotypical genre dreck. It's easy to avoid that part of the store, to be fair there's enough elsewhere but I can never seem to poke my head through there just long enough to be disgusted, especially when "Big Gretch" had comics shops shuttered for months. Green Brain used to occasionally have artists come in for signings. I got a little signed sketch of Jared from Superjail! executed by one of the show's animators to prove it. (Yeah, I'm a jerk; I forget the guy's name.) I'm not sure if they still do stuff like this. My travels don't often take me to Dearborn, but my sister lives over there so GB is a fun place to pop into if I go over there. My last visit I scored an X-Men collection from the early 70s featuring X-Men appearing in other Marvel comics as their title was cancelled for awhile due to low sales, only available as reprints. It's got a number of Hank McCoy escapades and most notably Wolverine's very first appearance when he squared up as an adversary for the Incredible Hulk. I also scored a collection of comics about the Rolling Stones, a Hawkeye compilation and a couple of solo Wolverine comics. Not to brag, but the masked man behind the counter said I made good selections. And you know how fussy those guys can be! Like even more opinionated than Yelp reviewers sometimes...

Very disrespectful when trying to make offers on comics, they essentially laugh at you and counter…read morewith higher than ask prices. Customer service is completely lost on this owner.

ATTENTION Online Collectors AND eBay shoppers! STAY AWAY from this 'BAIT & SWITCH' Shop!!!…read more Paid a good price for an item through eBay from this "business" based on the photo & description this guy gave. He then sent a similar item that was of MUCH lesser quality and value. He claimed the item was brand new and unopened. That was a lie. You've been warned. SAVE YOUR MONEY & STAY AWAY

Great store and find for collectables, comics and toys. The only suggestion is for the store to…read moretake debit/credit.

From the owner: Almost everything we sell is $5 or less. We offer Toys,…read moreCollectibles, vintage items. Comics, Retro Video games and accessories. Budget Desktop PC systems, Kid's Books. We also have in-store events: Saturday story Time for kids and up. First Saturdays each month at am. We bring in local artists, authors, poets and crafters. We also run a monthly coloring contest for kids.

My wife and I checked this place out this weekend. An old feel hobby shop with a good selection of…read moreitems. They had exactly what I needed at better prices than Amazon or eBay. Courteous and informative staff. A good experience over all.

This place has it ALL. Bought a few rock crawler's and a couple drag cars all of which are awesome.read more