I love this place! Staff is fantastic, they're knowledgeable, nice and super helpful…read more This place is the "Cheers" of comic book shops, everyone greets you by name and knows exactly where your pulls are, which is so important to me. I've had a pull list at a few different shops before BP became my home, and I'd always have to say my name and point them to my cubby or remind them what I've been picking up for the past 6-7 months. Did I mention how much I love this place?

The place where imagination comes to life!!! A true place of fellowship where everyone seeks to…read morefind common ground. One of the most enthusiastic environments a business will produce for its customers.

This place is full of gems. As a history teacher, I'm always looking for the next graphic novel to…read moreuse in the classroom or add to my personal collection. Often I find something new here that I wouldn't elsewhere. This weekend I picked up two GNs, one about Egyptian mythology called Pantheon and one called Year of the Rabbit, a survivor's tale of the Khmer Rouge. I met Gabe too. He was really nice and personable, and was busy talking to customers while also looking at a GN brought in by a local comic artist. It was cool to see him offer feedback to this young guy. At the same time, he was talking to me and parent about which GNs have helped her son get into reading. I'll definitely continue to support this local business.

Funky cool little shop to browse the shelves and purchase comics, graphic novels, independent…read morepublications, and a selection adult underground comics. Very diverse inventory, including foreign comics, and something for most everyone's taste if you're into this genre. It's a perfect fit for Brooklyn as a small biz and good to see its still around.

If you love comics and you live in the city then you have to check this place out! This gem is…read morelocated in Sunset Park near the 36 st station on the N,D,R lines. it's totally unassuming on the outside, it looks like any other warehouse in the area. The only thing that really gives it away was one of the transformers movie posters on the outside. There's a bunch of arrows leading you up the stairs, and then you're there! Other reviews already mentioned it, but it can't be overstated: this place is enormous! just when you think you seen it all, you'll turn a corner and there's yet even more comics! You could really spend the whole day there looking at all the comics, magazines, toy, and other assorted knick knacks they got there. There's long boxes of comics as far as the eye can see! All the comics are loosely organized but the staff is friendly and very helpful. The comics range in price, but there's a huge collection of dollar comics as soon as you walk in! If youre a true comic fan and new york comic con is too crowded/loud for your tastes, then this is a great alternative. it's a year long convention! They're open once a month (usually the first weekend of the month), they post the dates on the website so be sure to check it out. Can't recommend this place enough!

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.

A hidden gem comic book/trading card store located in Brooklyn under the F train line. You'll need…read moreto ring the bell to get in but once inside you'll feel like a kid inside of a candy store. Literally there are soooo many comics in here (maybe even a million?). Long boxes full of older and newer comic books (rarer ones are behind the counter). It can get a bit overwhelming since there's soo much to go through but I could literally stay there for hours digging through them. There is nothing fancy or anything inside. Strictly comic books, sport cards, and action figures (although I saw some old game cartridge in the back). This is owned by an older couple who have been doing this before some of you were even born. Ended up scooping up a few comic books that i wanted as a kid. Prices are fair as well. Highly recommend checking this gem out and support their business.

Please go and support this place, the nicest people run this place and treat you with warmth and…read morekindness and they carry an endless amount of comics to dig through. This is a place to dig for so be prepared to search but they are so helpful and have a vast selection of anything you could possibly want. All said and done they gave me a great price for what I purchased and I'll definitely be back real soon, also make sure you bring cash! They also do Zelle but I'm sure any business prefers cash

What a hidden gem of a store in Brooklyn! Excellent selection of comics, wonderful service and…read morethe prices are on point. Worth a visit, and I'll be back!

I visited the store last weekend and had been looking forward to the trip after seeing some nice…read morebooks listed on their website. I made the fairly long drive with cash in hand, ready to buy, so I was disappointed to discover that the books shown online were not actually available in the store. Unfortunately, I also didn't find much in the way of higher-value Silver or Bronze Age keys, either raw or slabbed. If you're looking for reasonably priced mid-grade books or trying to fill some gaps in your collection with non-key back issues, this could definitely be a fun store to browse. However, if you're a collector specifically looking for higher-grade books, significant keys, or more valuable Silver and Bronze Age material, you may be better served looking elsewhere. I just wish the website had made it clearer that the inventory shown online wasn't representative of what was actually available in the store.

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.

Do not go there for trade ins or any sales, they'll low ball you entirely and do not know any…read moreprofitable diagram and most of these people don't even know meaning behind the comic and manga network. They don't know anime, trash.

I am a latecomer to the world of comic books. They always seemed super confusing and difficult to…read morenavigate. Luckily, I found Anyone Comics to help propel my already high levels of nerdery even further. Dimitrios is building a fantastic little community in Crown Heights that specifically wants to welcome everyone - no matter their level of nerdery, race, or gender. It is great to see both adults and children enjoying and connecting with awesome creators and expanding their own love of comics. Not to mention, they provide space for playing games like Dungeons and Dragons... my first ever time doing that! My favorite definition of nerdom comes from the Nerdette podcast: "It's not what you love, it's how much you love it." Anyone Comics is a place for people to bring that love and share it.

I sent the store a question and received a sarcastic childish message back. I'd expect this from…read moregrown men who play with toys all day. The store is always empty. With this persona reply, I can see why. I guess its more a club house than a store. The door is usually locked anyway. They're not open when they say they are. And from the looks from the window, the store is super tiny and has nothing . go somewhere else. Theres a much better comic store both on the LES and in the Bronx on Fordham road that's worth the trip.

Recently heard about this shop on TikTok and had so much fun checking it out. They have excellent…read moreselection of figurines, plushies, and blind bags galore. The staff were also really friendly and helpful. I asked if they had an YYH figurines and surprisingly they did. The store is well organized which makes it easy to browse and the price point is relatively affordable. Definitely check this place out and support this business if you love anime and collectibles!

After an early supper, was looking for a restroom (can be difficult to find clean public restrooms…read moreanywhere) when I noticed this shop was nearby Macy's. Decided to go check it out afterward. This shop recently opened and still have their grand opening. The lady at the register was nice enough to chitchat and explained some of her wares. It was cool that she offers many Japanese trading cards (original) but we were looking for the English edition cards (they had none). There was a section not for sale but for looks with signs stating to speak to the owners regarding sales of that side. Odd. There were many cute plushies, stickers, figurines, wall posters and other merchandises. Took my time looking at each part of the shop. The wall posters were all the way in the back. The shop is a long narrow space with lots of lighting. Very cool spots for my fellow anime lovers.