Very helpful and awesome! I appreciated their knowledge. Nice selection as well found some items…read morewe have had trouble finding elsewhere! Will return!

Don't wast your time or money with a guy like this. Support local comic shops that actually care…read moreabout customers. Walked in today looking for some books and the owner was a complete A hole. I would not buy comics from him if he was the last comic book shop on earth.

Great experience! We will return! We went as a group of six…read morecoffee and game lovers and were not disappointed. We had a variety of coffees and a couple went with chai. I personally appreciated that the specialty coffee was not overly sweet. I could appreciate the rich coffee flavor balanced with the additions. The staff was helpful in helping us choose a game. All the employees seemed to enjoy their job. It seemed well set up for each table to interact without bothering one another. Granted we went when it wasn't overly busy. When someone at our table commented that we should probably be a little quieter after a lot of laughter in our game, a fellow patron came over and said the point if the place is to laugh and have fun. Very enjoyable and looking forward to next time!

I came here after a debacle with Black Rock Coffee. My husband and I were just looking for…read moresomething to get before he left town for business. I was met by a friendly employee who gave me some great recommendations. I ordered a sugar free caramel vanilla frappe and my husband opted for the chocolate ice cream shake. While we waited for our drinks, my husband and I got to reminisce about our nerd life before 16 years of marriage and babies watching everyone play their games at tables and while checking out their novelties. Definitely recommend this spot.

My husband is a huge Star Wars toy collector, so anytime we visit a new city, we basically have to…read morestop at a toy store--it's just part of the routine at this point Jeff's Collectibles was actually really good--like, easily top 10 of the stores we've visited across the country. And somehow... he even found a couple action figures he didn't already have, which is honestly rare because it feels like he owns everything. That alone made it worth the stop. The staff was super friendly, the store was clean and really well organized, and the selection was solid. Pricing felt competitive too, which I always appreciate. Definitely worth a visit if you're into collectibles--even if you're just tagging along like me, it's a fun stop. I just wish they had some "wife" seating so I could have relaxed while he shopped. I was really tired and sore from going to a concert the night before. But I did lean on the glass cases for some relief and no one got upset.

Incredible collections! Marvel, dc, star wars, star trek, transformers, GI Joe, Jurassic Park,…read morespawn, High dolls, teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Comics Galore, diecast cars, Legos, The Simpsons, my pink pony and more! You'll be taken back in time!

Awesome, awesome, awesome. I visit CO about once a month for work and this place is awesome. The…read morenon-price-tagged comics with "We'll price search them on internet when you are checking out" had me TERRIFIED of potentially high costs, but every untagged back issue was priced reasonably, under $5 which was a huge relief. Staff were really cool dudes too - I will be back!

This place is truly massive with an incredible selection, and the whole store is immaculately…read moreorganized. I was able to find some Young Justice 98, which I can never find anywhere and a ton of other cool things! The workers were super nice and prices were reasonable!

My friend and I were in Denver to watch the Kings/Avalanche game. He is a big comic collector. Mile…read moreHigh Comics was within walking distance of our rental, so we trekked on over. It is huge. Huge is an understatement. It is also full of amazing things beyond comics. I am not a comic person, but I was thoroughly entertained. My friend spent $300+ and was super happy.

My husband knew of this place because he had ordered something from them years ago and still gets…read moretheir emails, so we went to check it out. It's the biggest comic book store I have ever been in by far, and I have been in many; in fact, it's almost like Comic Con minus a million jostling people in cosplay. And pretty much, if they don't have it, it's not out there (well, almost: we found their Godzilla merch to be a bit thin). About half the store is staff only because it's the stacks of back issues of comics, but there's still a ton to see in the part the public can access: toys, games, comics, graphic novels, figurines, collectibles, and so on. I got a Sailor Moon lunch box, and he got a graphic novel. There are buttons everywhere to push if you need aid from staff, and the guy who assisted us in getting something from a case was indeed helpful. Overall, worth a stop!

Lovely atmosphere; everyone was having fun at all the tables, playing their games. Very friendly…read morestaff and delicious chai.

I tried a caramel latte, something I don't get often. It was okay, but coffee was a little strong…read morefor me, or perhaps I didn't like the caramel syrup or something. However..: 4 stars for everything else! I had no idea that the place had games, RPG stuff, and gaming tables. Quite a nice collection in fact. It almost made my wife want to play an RPG there (but not...). I've driven by this place many times and thought it was a cool name for a coffee shop, but had no idea what else was in there and the size of it on the inside. If you are into coffee and games, check it out!

A grand store; collectibles, current and vintage comics, well-lit, bustling with activity, mindful…read morebut not overly solicitous staff. I spent almost two hours browsing the displays and then shopping for back-issues, and walked away with several precious finds from my childhood. Prices were maybe higher than I might want to pay at face-value...but the shopping experience and the joy of the time I spent here was WORTH it. Thank you. RECOMMEND.

I was told about this establishment by a friend and I had to check it out and I'm glad I did. I was…read moreexpecting a small mom and pop store but I was impressed of the vast inventory they had. They can basically match another local local store I frequent. I was inclined to come here because I was shown that they had graphic design comic storage boxes and one had Blade so i definitely had to check it out. Plus I bought a few Tomb of Dracula magazines. Danny was very helpful and answered all my questions and searched when I asked for a title. Also Logan was very friendly as well. Unfortunately they do not give military discounts.

I could hang in here forever. Mutiny Information Cafe is exactly that, never change!…read more I loved the cereal killer and the Cardi B cardamom cakes, duh. Excited to hit a comedy night here :)

This was such a cool spot! We mainly came for the photobooth which is over 50 years old but the…read morerest of the place was just as interesting! They have records, books, comic books, and more! I decided to just get an iced green tea while we browsed the shop and it was super cool to see everything they had. The bathroom is also Elvis themed! I will have to come back when I have more time so I can browse through everything!

Tight!! Not much…read morespace, but a cool shop. Lots of comic books to choose from. I saw some live game play too, in the back. Pretty fun.

The joys of discovering a comic shop in the mall. Where geek culture thrives, and new adventures…read moreawait. Or at least, that's what we thought. What we actually found was a frustrating barrier to entry, not just into the store's event, but into the hobby itself. Let's talk about the Gundam TCG beta event. You'd think being physically present, cash in hand, eager to participate would be enough. Nope. The real gatekeeper? A smartphone. No phone, no game. It doesn't matter if you're a dedicated player or a teen excited to get into the hobby--if you don't have the app, you're out. And let's not forget, to even use the app, you have to hand over your personal data and jump through digital hoops. When I called ahead to confirm, I was given a workaround: "Just emulate the app on a computer." Sounds simple, right? Except, if you actually read the terms of service, that's a violation of the rules. So, the store's solution? Encourage rule-breaking just to participate in an event they're hosting. Yikes. This is exactly how you alienate an audience. Five eager teens, $70 per player, all turned away because they didn't meet a completely unnecessary tech requirement. And that's just us. We have a group of dads and teens always wanting to dabble in new games to see if they hold their weight. There were plenty of other potential players in the same boat. Imagine the revenue lost. Imagine the enthusiasm squashed. All because we agree smart phones dont belong in our teens hands. Now we got this store trying to tell us our kids need smart phones. This store, like its now-closed predecessor in the Mills, seems to have forgotten a key business principle: know your customer. Not every hobbyist is glued to a smartphone, and forcing a tech barrier on a physical card game is absurd. We play these games because we would rather play these than sit on a phone. The whole situation is ironic. 1/10--because at the end of the day, a comic shop should bring people into the hobby, not shut them out. Good luck--you're going to need it.

Oh they have a sponsor affiliated with the downtown department with for the block party that was…read moreheld this weekend just passed that was cool today is an awesome day June 19th. I came here on this I came to this town about a few months now I'm going on 5 or 6 months and been up and down but this is one of the things I kind of hang in there and make you want to be a part of a great American a patriot of a community. I haven't seen much activity today but however I was thinking about how little reflecting to me myself as one family member but but I came in very mighty only with the strength of the Lord in the name of JESUS CHRIST all capital letters. Represent Elohim RE: which is a language attorney terminology that I have found many others here in locate community Littleton, Co who have new fruit which was spoken in the book of the HOLY BIBLE NIV VERSION OF KING JAMES the book Amos, State about the new many fruit walking by faith now and the only way I was able to express was the SUPREME CREATOR ULTIMATE OMEGA ALPHA THE BEGINNING AND THE ENDING OF THE EVERLASTING WORD. WELCOME WELCOME TO HEAR THIS GREAT COUNTRY AMERICA IN GOD WE TRUST.

The shop and haunted house were fun, just not $27 fun. $5 parking, and $22 for the haunted house,…read morejust for 15 minutes with only a handful of scares. The shop was great, had a great variety of costumes, souvenirs, etc, and the staff was really nice, and great actors. Fun, just not worth the price.