I want to start of by saying this was never my go to shop as it's a 45 minute drive from where I…read morelive but it used to be a really great spot. I would always find good books in the back issue bins and even find some decent stuff in the dollar bins. But my last trip here will definitely be my last as it's not worth the drive anymore. I went a few weeks ago and the selection of books was dismal and most of them are in really bad shape yet they still expect 8-15 dollars for some minor keys in the back issues. The place is also a complete mess when it comes to finding anything and the guy at the register is a jerk and shady. They were having a Black Friday sale and and they said no % off on "new" wall books and then proceeded to tell me that books that were in the wall when I came weeks ago were apparently "new" and that I couldn't get the deal they advertised and I drove 45 minutes for. All in all just about this place

Forever this particular shop stood out to me for years as id stopped coming due to well, just bad…read moreservice overall. The thing that hurt was that I loved going. It was much closer than the one in Quincy and had a much better selection than Norwood, so it was a no-brainer. While out earlier, a friend and I decided to stop in. We'd both had been wanting to see if there was a change. Plus, we were in the area as we had just had lunch next door. Best decision ever. Kyle is beyond one of the coolest individuals I've come across when dealing with various comicbook stores in my lifetime. I've been collecting since I was 8, and now, having just turned 50, it's needed. Attentive, friendly, and just plain cool. It was definitely needed and refreshing. Thanks to Kyle, I'll be looking forward to shopping again in the near future!!

Super knowledgeable and friendly staff there…read more Comics galore, board games galore. Old vintage stuff, pop culture huge treasure trove of collectibles. Plan to spend a while here Parking isn't bad. Street parking available in this nice neighborhood. Was looking for an Indy comic set Uber and of course these guys had it! I'll be back!

So I went today after being in the area for a birthday party and I'll start with the good since…read morethere isn't much good to be had here. The comic selection is pretty great like there's tons here that you could look for hours and there's also so many other things collectibles to find here So ends the good When I say this place is overpriced I'm not saying by a small amount this place is crazy OVERPRICED asking upwards of 10-15 dollars for non key Batman legends of the dark knight books even tho you can get almost the whole run for 2 dollars a book. The condition of the priced books is also Horrendous! 20$ keys were COVERED in spine ticks but had 60$ price tags on them "uncanny x men 138" for 60 dollars when it has more ticks than a stray dog is highway robbery Lastly they have a HUGE sign outside that clearly states "we buy sell trade comics, games, cards" yet when I asked the guy if he was interested in looked at the books I brought he said "sorry our guy only does business online". So put that on your sign then Just stay away from this place it puts scalpers to shame with its prices of beat up comics

An absolute entertaining experience every time! Constantly new merchandise, very engaging…read moreproprietor. Very convenient location, Closing this Summer so visit soon!!!

Even though I moved from the Waltham area, I've kept my comic book subscription at the Outer Limits…read morebecause the owner is the best! It's always been super-easy to update my subscription and I love discovering all the pop culture gems when I visit: used records, CDs, DVDs, Disneyana, games, toys, and of course comic books! All at reasonable prices. I love the bins of action figures; you never know who you'll find! Free handicapped parking can be found in the metered lot behind the shop on Chestnut Street. There are also several handicapped spots on Moody Street. Shop is handicapped accessible, though it is a pinch cramped in the back. I've been able to maneuver with a rollator and cane. If you need help navigating or reaching anything, the owner is happy to help.

This is the best comic book shop in the state! They are always so kind when I'm in there and they…read moreoffer a discount on back issues if you enroll in a subscription. The back order books are pretty inexpensive as well. They have a fantastic selection of new releases too! I would highly recommend to any comic book fan, new or not!!!

My husband had such a bad experience that he quit collecting because of the lies Julie told him,…read morethen blamed him. Very dishonest. Claims of discounts but not actually cuz they give those to everybody to think you are getting a deal. Life Time collector with a huge passion for the hobby (45years) soured so badly doesn't collect or read anymore

I haven't read a comic book in probably 15 years. But when I saw an image of Daredevil #1 (image…read moreattached) I thought I'd change that. After all, once a week, I'm at the public library close to this shop, so why not give it a shot? The exterior is really not much to look at. But under the heading of "don't judge a comic book by its cover" (see what I did there?), I ventured forth. In my youth, this would have been an absolute mecca for me. I would have *begged* a parent to take me here and blown the entirety of whatever allowance I had while here. Their selection is fantastic. I intended to buy DD #1 and walk out, but I left with far more because of their incredible selection and my weak willpower. If you're in the area and are a fan of this type of thing, I highly recommend you deal with parking challenges and make your way to this family-run shop

Very large selection of comics and graphic novels. Manga selection is small but I was able to pick…read moreup a few volumes that I was missing. Staff was also very friendly. Will definitely be returning.

I miss when the Newbury Comics was by the Sears & had two floors. It's been a while since they…read moremoved from that location to the other side of the mall by the Target escalators and Lego store. Much smaller now, BUT much more organized and easy to find stuff. I have been on the hunt for sonny angel hippers and was elated to find them here yesterday! They are behind the counter at check out for $20/each, limit 4 per person. I originally decided to just buy two and we opened the blind boxes in the car. I was hoping to get a pink one, however, unfortunately did not hit. Now, it is 6 min before closing and we figured, what the heck? Why not go back to get two more hahaha. So, we rushed back into the mall (special thanks to the workers for letting us pick up two more, last min before close!) and bought two more. Anyways, I ended up getting one pink one and a blue mouse this time around! Total for 4 was ~$84. I love what I ended up getting though! Definitely a sucker for blind boxes from time to time, but it's so fun ;)

Since moving to the other side of the mall, the store has gotten more organized and feels refreshed…read moreeven though it's smaller. They have whole racks of manga books, pop funko bobbles (some exclusives etc) and a glass case of chase pops (not retail pricing) They have hobby merch, accessories, tee shirts, music, tidbits all about. Glad they still surviving and offering products to the south shore! The store employees are attentive if you need help, they folks i used to know there have since moved on but looks like the store is run well still!

Great selection, well light and nicely organized. The staff was informative and helpful as I was…read morelooking for a gift and am clueless as to graphic novels/comics. A great local shop.

: LikedThis comic book store was well lit and well organized. I always love a wall of books that…read moreare recommended by the employees. There were a lot of back issues (great!) and a lot of comics that had been graded. The prices were on the back of the bag and you weren't allowed to tough them to check the price. Annoying. Hubbo found it annoying enough to make him not buy anything, but he's a tad dramatic. Also the grading system was pretty inconsistent. I'd definitely come back. The books were well cared for.

This is the absolute BEST place on planet earth. It's my absolute favorite store to go to and…read moreeveryday I think the next time I'll be there buying more comic books. Absolute PERFECT service and the owner is absolutely amazing and is so kind! Every comic book has good prices and there are $1 comics that they sell that are current runs or just good quality comics!!

My son loves Laughing Shield and is a big fan of looking though their nice selection of comics…read more He's been coming here regularly to buy the next episodes of his comics. Thanks for bringing comics to North Attleboro. Support your local businesses.

Excelsior has a little bit of everything and something for everyone. The owners, Kaz and Bobby make…read morelots of handmade items including very unique dice and 3D printed dragons and dice towers. They focus on community building and I always see a lot of young adults in their shop gaming. They run magic the gathering events, D&D, and Sunday board gaming.

Not a very kid friendly store. Was really optimistic given the opportunity to shop local. Good…read morePokémon selection and they buy used cards. With 3 kiddos in the tween age group, this is a convenient option for them to spend their allowance without having to drive 30 minutes away. The problem is that the store staff is pretty unwelcoming towards kids. We've been a pretty good customer over the course of many visits. The treatment has been pretty hit or miss from dirty looks thrown at the kids for picking up items they intend to buy to feeling like we are mildly tolerated at best. This store seems to prefer the young adult demographic.

IKEA in Stoughton is the full format version of the store and it operates at a scale that rewards…read moreplanning before you arrive. We walked into a showroom floor that is extensive, with fully arranged room displays that give you a sense of how pieces work together in an actual living space rather than just on a shelf. That format is one of the more genuinely useful retail experiences for anyone furnishing a home or apartment from scratch. The pricing across furniture, decor, and home goods remains the core value proposition and it holds up. For what you get in terms of design and function, the price points on most categories are difficult to match elsewhere, which is why the store continues to draw the traffic it does despite the time commitment a full visit requires. The warehouse section at the end of the showroom walk is where you collect flat pack versions of the display pieces, and navigating between the two requires knowing your item numbers before you reach the warehouse floor. The click and collect option is the practical alternative to a full in store visit and works well. Ordering online, parking in the designated spots, and having the order loaded into your car helps a great deal. For anyone who already knows what they want, it is a significantly better use of time than walking the full floor. For a large scale furniture shopping trip that delivers value and requires strategic planning, IKEA in Stoughton remains a destination worth the effort.

Huge store, it's like a maze but every room has something to offer. Basically you walk through this…read morehuge "house" with rooms on display with everything (I think) purchasable. You can use the app to scan items and add them to a cart, use a pencil and paper they provide, or take pictures like me. Since everything larger is DIY you have to note the location in their warehouse so you can go pick it up after your walk through. I think they also do pick up orders as well. There's also the famous cafe with the Swedish meatballs!! Quality isn't terrible and it's within price budget. They pretty much have anything you could need for a home or apartment.