The last few times I've been home I've spent at least two hours in this store. I love it, so much,…read moreand their mail ordering is amazing too! They have great service, amazing things to look at (and buy!) and best of all, their pricing is reasonable. Love The Inner Geek and its people and service, thank you! I'll be in next time I'm home and keep an eye out for SPN and ElfQuest for me!

I've went here so much and I have to say that the employees are so nice and helpful! They have a…read morelittle bit of everything from Books to TCG cards. I had bought roughly $150 worth of Pokémon cards and the guy that runs the TCG section of the store was so positive and helpfu! We talked for a good 30 minutes about Pokémon and the value of cards and what sets to get. Just an overwhelmingly positive experience and store to be in and go to!

3/5/21 While I was a student at Marshall University, I was…read morestill collecting Catwoman Comics, but I was also interested in Harley Quinn. I liked The Batman Animated Series , but I especially like the voice of Harley Quinn. Thank you Arleen Sorkin. Arleen Sorkin definitely set the standard for women doing Harley Quinn voice. The book Mad Love was brought to my attention when I visited Comic World one day. Harley Quinn went through a series of changes, but the Batman Animated Series and The Arkham Series Games are my favorite looks. Margot Robbie was okay as Harley Quinn, but I did not like the Bootyshorts she had to wear through the movie. I don't feel this is how Harley Quinn is. I always received great service at this store and great advice. I also appreciated the advance calls for comics I was intrested in. Great times at this shop.

This was my go-to comic book store when I worked in Huntington. The prices were reasonable and…read morethe staff was friendly. The owner was an expert on a claim that I handled involving the loss of a comic book collection. The report that Kathy prepared helped to resolve a sticky claim. Street parking is convenient. If you are in the Huntington area, I recommend a trip to Comic World.

Me and my wife love this place if you love antique stores or record stores this is the place we…read morehave probably bought over 200 records from this store and absolutely love this local business!

If you don't stop here, you will miss out. This place is…read moregreat for antique toys plus affordable The folks are friendly too! That's a plus!!

Kind of a middle of the road review here, to be entirely honest. If you live in the Charleston…read morearea, your options for local games stores have significantly dwindled in the post-COVID years. You can definitely see the effects of the shrinking population size as well. There are currently three local games stores in the area, this being one of them. It's the oldest of the stores in the area and has been around quite a while. Despite this long-term experience, there is still a lot to be desired from this location. They only have one staff member, the manager, who knows remotely anything about Magic the Gathering. If you want to sell cards, you have to catch JB while he's there or just come back another time. They aren't firing any events currently, either. Everyone has migrated to The Board Room. They aren't really doing much at all outside of being present and selling product as far as I know. There used to be an Adventurer's League for D&D, which has been dead for a while, the Magic scene has fled the store entirely, it's just mostly barren these days. The store is almost always dirty, and unless JB is present good luck getting anyone to give you the time of day. The good and middle of the road part is that JB is a great guy, good at customer service, and their selection is almost always solid. They offer fair pricing on Magic singles, doing both cash and credit as options. Compared to The Board Room, their pricing on product is also a lot better, as TBR has their packs marked up by quite a bit higher than average for current Standard sets. They have an account system these days to track store credit, which is nice. They lost an employee to the aforementioned competitor, The Board Room, and I truly think this is a sign of the end for this business. As far as I can tell, he was the only thing really holding them together as far as any form of organized play goes. The entire Magic crowd followed him out the door. So, TLDR it's a good place to go and buy/sell Magic singles, or look for other stuff to buy like board games, minis, comics, etc without having to deal with the odd markups, but if you're looking to actually play something here, then good luck. I'd at least recommend it over Pair-A-Dice in St. Albans, even if they are firing events.

From the owner: Lost Legion Games and Comics is Southern West Virginia's Premier Game and Comic Chain! Lost Legion:…read morethe Rifleman is our Charleston, WV store located near the "Mound" in South Charleston, between Yen's Sandwich Shop & Happy Days Cafe.

Super friendly and have fair prices. Thankful to have this place around Ashland. Also have a cool…read moreselection of signed Funko pops

Another place I can't believe I haven't reviewed…read more I want to say my first visit here was in 2016. At the time I lived in Columbus and was in the Ironton/Portsmouth area to see family and had randomly found this spot at the mall. Over the years I had visited both locations mall and the downtown Ashland location shortly after it opened. It's been a few years since I've been in as I now live 4.5 hours away compared to 2.5, but was in the area on Wednesday. I had stopped in and browsed and was even more impressed with my finds this trip in addition to what I've found over the years. They have everything from Kenner Star Wars to Han Soloflex POTF 90s Star Wars to MOTU to Thundercats to Power Rangers to Strawberry Shortcake & Movie Maniacs. Staff is great and prices are fair. Definitely another spot I always try to hit in the area.

service was terrible guy tried to only give me 20% value of my card, they mark their premade…read morecommanders up doubling the price and have very little selection of the newer sets! i will not be returning

If you enjoy comic books and collectibles (especially Super Heroes) then this is your jam!! I go…read morehere about 1-2 times per month to pick up things for my son. He enjoys this place so freaking much so when I know I need to get him a gift...this is my go too place. There are several tables for gaming like MTG and Hero clix, etc. The place is very neat and the staff is friendly, so helpful There is a FREE comic book giveaway coming up soon!!!!

Cheryl is the best. I have been buying comics from her for a few decades now and can't think of…read moreanother business person I've ever dealt with for so long or so enjoyably - highest possible recommendation

Cheryl is the best. If she doesn't have something she will find out for you. Been good to the…read morestore for years. Give her a try.

The Board room is awesome! I wish I had thought of this concept in my younger days! Definitely…read morewould have been a hit in the 80s-90s as well. I wish they had more beer options but hey can't go wrong with PBR on the menu.

Called Hurricane store at 5 to see if event listed on Facebook was still happening, sent to vm…read more Drove 30 min there, no event. Said doing it at the Charleston location the following day. Called Charleston store at 5 to see if event still happening sent to vm. Drove 1 hr to Charleston, no event. Hate to leave a bad review, cause want stores like this to succeed, but 3 hr of the weekend driving in circles was frustrating.

I've always had great customer service. everyone there is very knowledgeable and they have even…read morespecial ordered comics for me. ya they have a few cards here and there but their main focus is comics.

This shop is one of many of the holdovers from the comics craze of the early to mid 90's, and its…read morecoupling with baseball cards and other collectibles is not uncommon. The selection is pretty good, and the store has been clean and mostly welcoming both times I've been there. However, what broke it for me was when the owner told me he didn't have time to read any comics himself. I had stopped in one afternoon after work out of curiosity and subsequently struck up a friendly shop talk conversation with him. He seemed knowledgeable enough about the broad strokes of comics both as a medium and an industry, but I couldn't get past his lack of reading. Would you go to a mechanic that didn't drive a car? Would you eat at a nice restaurant if the chef only ate PB&Js? In a niche industry like comics, people crave community, and I just didn't feel it at Journey into Comics.