The only comic shop in the white plains area..aside from the one in the Westchester mall..there are…read morea couple good ones in ct..cave comics..problem with ah.yeah is they short stock the new books..I was looking for the reprint of a fantastic four book..came in the after noon...when it came out .gone..they only get 5 copies of a book..so i end up buying online from midtown comics...or go to cave comics in Newtown where they have plenty of copies...they also do not stock a lot of the more adult indie books..or the two morrows books like alter ego or back issue...and certainly not.the new black and white conan book from titan ..so I only go there occasionally..there are a lot better stores around...also the main guy at the desk is a bit of a snob f

Stay away from online orders. Placed 2 different orders weeks apart both were canceled due to…read moreinventory issues. Wolverine 8/400 and Ultimate Spider-man 16 Black suit variant. Go figure the 2 hottest books for their weeks

Found this place online when I called The staff was very courteous. The owner Mark was very helpful…read moredefinitely going back for all my sports cards needs. Thanks for helping out Joe DiRollo

Best sports card store around not even close great selection even hockey cards love to go whenever…read moreI can

fine if you aren't actually looking for comic books. It's really a Funko Pop store that dabbles in…read moregaming and action figures. Go with that in mind, and you might enjoy it.

I don't live anywhere near this store, so this review will be based strictly off of my online…read moreordering experience. I have become OBSESSED with Attack on Titan since my husband got me into it. We collect Monopoly games, so I decided to check out an AoT one online. The price range was from $75-$100 and most seemed to be knockoffs. I found Undiscovered Realm online and they had it for a very reasonable price. I placed the order and got an email from the store thanking me for my business during these times (Quarantine 2020 in case anyone looks back and thinks ummmm?) Super sweet touch to reach out. The package got here 2 days early and the game is as awesome as expected.

Great Place, Love the comics selection, Great over the phone and email service, they also run GREAT…read morePokemon events! I recommend coming here for any type of card/rpg/comic/gaming junkie. Also the cats welcome you in and are very friendly.

Nice little shop. Apperently they do IT services too and they also have a gaming area in the back,…read morebut I go strictly for the comics. They line their back issues up on a shelf like a regular book shelf and some of them are slanted over. That being said, they arent always in pristine condition and are sometimes dirty. They usually make up for it by having some sort of sale on back issues or something. They dont really order too many of a specific issue either. Really nice staff. Cool owner. They always have geeky music on too.

They've got good value comics, a fun selection. Like it a lot better than some of the big chains…read moreout there

My wife and I just visited this store because it is free comic book day and we work with a…read morenon-profit that sends comics into prisons to enhance literacy. The store was empty and as we walked toward the back, there was a gentleman sitting in a small office. He grunted at us when we greeted him. When we told him we were there to see about some free comic books he said those were just for kids. When we told him why we were there - seeking donations for Comic Books for Justice, he grunted again. Whether he would like to donate or not, or agrees with our mission or not, it was the rudest customer service I have experienced in a long time. Had he shown even the smallest inkling of kindness, my wife and I would have shopped the store and likely made some decent purchases. In any event, be warned. This is not a nice guy and not a very nice place.

Sold me opened card tin without my knowledge and tried to justify selling me a fake card too…read more Saying it's just for kids yet not even disclosing the fact they sell fake cards...

This guy has a great sense of humor. Good customer service with the kids. A good selection of cards…read moreand materials to choose from.

One of those hidden gems where people are playing table games and if you ask them about some comic…read morefrom 15 years ago they know what you're talking about and can point you in the right direction. I have an affinity for NYHC, so maybe I'm biased, but just seemed like a bunch of people who love what they do trying to make a living loving what they do.

Good guys. Very helpful when I was looking for harder to find independent published books.read more

Went in today to get a green lantern ring. The owner was really nice and helpful, and the store…read moreitself was really clean and neat. There was also really awesome selection of action figures, and I definitely had my eye on a few . Definitely coming back!!

Best Comic Shop in The Area! I've been going to Rogue Comics…read moresince its initial opening in 2010, and I must say, the place is like fine wine- It gets better with age! The owner Mike is one of the most pleasant people to talk to and his seemingly endless knowledge of comic books and generally nerdy things is rather refreshing. You can tell he loves what he does and puts care into making sure every customer he serves ends up enjoying their visit. Want a certain comic book or piece of paraphernalia that is unavailable at the moment? Mike will offer to order it for you. He is helpful to people of all ages and doesn't get enough credit for the work that he does. I truly hope that Rogue Comics stays open and thrives in its business for years to come.

Great store and friendly owner and employees. Came here for Magic tournaments which were super fun…read moreand well run.

READ THIS BEFORE SELLING YOUR COLLECTION To HERO COMICS & CARDS!…read more I walk in and the owner shows me this incredible card collection he just bought from someone and starts bragging how he already sold a card for $2000. Mind you, he had no idea how to identify some of these cards. I've been in this hobby for 10+ years and I was more than happy to show him everything I know on about how to identify a card. One of the cards I helped him identify was worth $900-1300 conservatively and in NM condition. When he found out how much this card was worth he told me he didn't even factor this card into the value of the collection when he paid for the collection. He said that he thought this particular card wasn't real or was tacky. If you do not know how to evaluate certain cards don't accept them but instead do the right thing and guide your customers to a place that can evaluate a collection appropriately. This should be common sense for someone who has been in the industry as long as you have been. When the owner realized how much the card was worth he didn't seem too concerned about ripping the person off at all! Instead he said "sometimes not knowing what a collection is worth can truly payoff," then he laughed. I really tried to have a good conversation with this man but deep down my intuition was screaming that this person was lost in Greed. There was one card I wanted to buy and he wasn't even willing to sell the card for fair market value even though I helped him identify these cards. All of a sudden somehow he became the expert and was suggesting that these cards were worth more than they actually were. He kept referencing TCG player prices but he knows nothing about how this market works and pretends he does! He didn't even know how to look up these cards on TCGplayer until I showed him. The prices you find on TCGplayer are oftentimes above market value and you can almost always find them cheaper on eBay! Don't deal in a market you're clearly not informed enough to deal in. Be ethical and guide people in the right direction rather than try and fill your own pockets. It's just really sad businesses like Hero Comics exist. I feel for the customer who didn't get the value for their collection that they truly deserved. If you are looking to sell a collection get a quote from multiple card shops before actually selling your cards. If you find out your cards are worth a pretty penny reach out to an online auction that pays 90% of a cards value! Their are plenty of local card shops that know what they're doing and won't accept cards that they are not experts in. Many of these shops are fully transparent with you about the cards you have and can guide you into the right direction. And to Hero Comics, no one is perfect, do the right thing, actually reach out to the person, and be fully transparent with them on what the cards are worth and what they sell for. Give them at least a 70% commission which is industry standard for most card-shops. Take accountability, learn, and grow. I'm confident you will.

The staff are excellent. There seems to be a good selection of toys for children that are safe. The…read morestaff are very kind and the store has books, toys, and a variety of merchandise for kids. They have a lot of cool trains, cars and other toys. They take cash and credit cards.

Great toy store! My…read morelittle boy loves it in here. They have a great selection of toys - trains, cars and other toys. The associates are super friendly and knowledgeable. Plus they can wrap a gift super fast!