Dave ,the owner is very knowledgeable. I stop in their a few times a month even thou I live close…read moreto another comic shop. He has a ton of comics ,action figures,graphic novels and more. Only problem is I always spend a ton of money whenever I 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.

Best place for pops had everything i wanted the guy at the counter was kind a a great help I can't…read morewait to go back

From the owner: Pops-n-more is a Mount Holly, NJ based authorized supplier of Funko Products and MUCH MORE! We…read morecarry a variety of Action Figures, Toys, Games, Horror Items, Collectibles and rare/hard to find items.

Heroes is the best shop in the state. I have been visiting them for years, even when they used to…read morebe in the Burlington Center. Today my sons me to go weekly. Daryl and his son are welcoming and knowledgeable. They will do everything they can to help a customer find what they are looking for at a great price. You simply won't find a better shop.

Well organized and well stocked with back issues. Friendly owner with good deals and knowledge of…read morefair prices in the ever changing comic book marketplace.

The name is certainly fitting, considering the madness of how much supply is here. Boxes stacked…read moreupon boxes stacked upon boxes everywhere you turn. There are sooooooo many comic books scattered around that I'm pretty sure Wade doesn't even know what he has. Sure, sifting through all that inventory can be overwhelming, but that's part of the fun. Each trip is different as the staff uncovers and prices additional stock from the shipments of yesterday (and yesteryear). So, it's like a race against time to see what gems you can find before they even realize what they have! Allow yourself plenty of time, though, because it is very easy to get lost for hours as you comb through the bins and boxes of eras and stories gone by. But that's why I love it. Unfortunately, there are some things I wish they could do better... like with their pricing, which isn't always consistent. Some books aren't labeled or in a designated price box. So then you're left up to the discretion of whoever works the cash register that day to determine what they want to charge for it. I also used to be a big fan of their VIP program, which, for $15, offered some discount on almost everything in the store. Plus, a $10 credit on your birthday month. So it paid for itself and then some. But as I recently learned in my last few visits, this isn't always the case. It's really left up to the discretion of whoever is working the register that day whether or not they want to honor it. ‍ But the staff is still very polite and helpful and I do enjoy coming here. It's one of the better comic stores in the region and has been that way for years. If you're in the area, check it out!

Wade's Comic Madness is my go to for everything comics. They really help me complete my collections…read morewhen finding my Back Issues I need and also suppling my current pull list. He pro-actively suggests comics I may like and Isn't wrong. Their prices are always fair and I hope to continue my collection through them. I highly recommend.

Nice selection of comics and action figures. Lots of funkos if you are into those. Has $2 and $1…read morecomic bins for back issues. Place is clean. Customer service was pleasant and not too pushy. Found some issues I was looking for. Would go again.

I've been to Secret Origins a few times now since I wrote my initial review, and the store has…read moreactually gotten better. The back issues bins have been upgraded from endless rows of beat-up white paper boxes to a beautiful and easier-to-sift-through shelving system with integrated display bins. The books in that section are two dollars a piece. They also have an extensive new release section and individually priced back issues to go with the higher-priced wall books on display behind the counter. The store owner is friendly and welcoming, too. He can either talk to you all day about comics or just be quiet and let you do your thing. The place is super clean, and on-street parking is easy and convenient, too.

The owner is super sweet! Helped me out when I was looking for a certain comic and even ordered it…read morefor me when he didn't have it in store. They mostly have Marvel and DC but some Image, Dark Horse, etc. Anything not in store can be ordered though!! Overall, 10/10!

Great place owner is knowledgeable and very cool pleas start supporting local stores like this its…read morewhat keeps the community together.

I live in New York City and only found out about Bill and Frankenstein Comics from a great YouTube…read moreseries "Comic Trips". I made the 2 hour drive because he was the only comic shop would had the common courtesy to respond to my inquiry of selling some old comics. He said to just come down and we'll take care of you. He did. He gave me a great deal and was the nicest store owner I ever met. The shop is a TRUE comic book shop. A bit hard to move around in, but if you need back issues at a great price, this is the place to go. The man even drew me a map of all the nearby shops for whatever I was interested in, including comics. Right next door is Retro Station, a great, fairly priced retro toy store, making the trip that much better. Although going there just for Frankenstein Comics is well worth it.

c.c I have been going to franks for twenty five years.owner is…read morecaring to his customers.i like his dollar comics.i have bought some really neat spiderman issues from him.not only does he have comics the store has sci Fi and movie memorabilia.

Hi, my name is Ian M and I was a huge comic nerd in the 90's…read more**Hi Ian** But I strayed, and I strayed for a long time. But then I had kids and like many dads my age life had given us permission again to re-experience all the things that made us imperfect, imaginative and rowdy kids. Finding Conquest Comics was really a defining moment for my family (nerdwise) because the nerd world can be....unwelcoming to women and young kids, but form day one the owners were amazingly friendly, helpful and understanding of a young dad toting his little daughters around who just wanted to see and touch everything at eye level. They may not always have what you came for, but you'll always leave with something you want. Great place Great selection Great Staff Oh, and they offer some great deals if you are a monthly subscriber AND they always do up free comic book day really well. They do a great job of balancing their older clients and their younger cleints so that it's enjoyable to all.

Probably the best comic book store I have ever been in. Tons of back issues at really good prices…read moreand a huge selection of current books, graphic novels and manga. Lots of collectibles and toys. The staff are amazing. Very helpful and knowledgeable. Have been visiting weekly for almost six years now and have never been disappointed.

Updated, I love this shop and the people who work there, they are friendly, reasonably priced and…read morethe shop is well organized and its easy to find what you're looking for and comfortable if you're just browsing. Mike the owner is very accommodating and it very fair to sellers when making offers to buy their books. (Often explaining how much they would be resold for an makes a reasonable offer based on that price). Mike and Jackie have excellent knowledge about Comics, Toys and Funco Pops and serious collectors shop there weekly because of them. I'm at a total loss for why there are some bad reviews here, Yes they have a sign that they are always buying, but you are best calling ahead and asking when the owner is in (which is almost all the days). As he is the one that will make the best offer and he really knows what sells well and doesn't. (Avoid Sundays and Mondays if you are there to sell your collection). Word to the wise, when selling a collection, it is always best to call ahead, see when the best time to visit is and see if they are interested in your collection. If they are, this is a great place to deal with as you won't get robbed. Naturally they are a business and need to stay profitable and need to buy at a rate that allows them to mark it up, but you aren't going to walk in with a rare comic that is worth $500 and walk out with 20 dollars, I've seen Mike buy and he is very honest. (Sometimes that means that he has to refuse to buy items that he can't sell, and other times people walk out with much more than expected. A reviewer complained about parking during a snow storm. My feeling is that the person with the car parking problem wasn't even dealing with the people who own the comic shop, probably from another business or an irate person who is a customer of the vacuum shop. Another reviewer said that they didn't feel comfortable there and I find this hard to fathom, I've always felt comfortable there and noticed that they treat their regular customers like family, often knowing about them, their jobs and families and remembering to ask them about things that they have shared about their lives (Changing Jobs, Children's health, Weddings, loss of family members, etc.).

I only ever stopped into Main Street Comics once while passing through the area. I was certainly…read moreimpressed with how clean and organized the store was, along with their overall collection of back-issue books. So, I spent some time going through most of their bins. Unfortunately, the condition of those back-issue books rarely reflects the significantly higher prices they charge. As an avid comic collector and seller myself, I'm well aware of market value. And their prices are well -above- market value. Keep in mind, this is only regarding their back issues. The new release section had standard new-release pricing and was well stocked. So if I ever decide to visit again, it will only be for the new releases and nothing else.