I have been coming to Prideland for 9 to 10 years ever since the owner Ramone was set up in…read moreWashington Square Mall. The employees are knowledgeable and always courteous as they greet me and make me feel welcomed all the time. Their collection of comics is vast from past issues to hard to get comics to new issues and hard to find comics and if you are looking for a comic they can find it for you or order it. So when i go over to the store, it is cool to talk shop about the latest comics or the past ones that are making a comeback due to upcoming movies or revitalization of the series. Preorders save you time on new comics so you don't have to hunt them down when they sell out due to their popularity... So i would say go check them out, you will not regret it

Great place and great people. Usually has what you are looking for and more. Don't miss out on…read morethis place, and you will want to come back.

Friendly staff and large selection of games / Pokémon cards. They have Pokémon card games every…read moreWednesday nights. Great place bring family for fun times!

Family owned and operated game, collectible, comic book store. I enjoyed the kid friendly…read moreatmosphere and my kids enjoyed looking at the variety of items offered. They have space for sitting down and playing games -- when we were there (Saturday afternoon) it looked like some Pokémon games were being played. Looking forward to our next visit.

One of the best card shops.....period! Not just in Indiana, but anywhere. The crew is friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, and the right amount of energy. There are plenty of options from singles to boxes of things to open. Great place to spend some time digging or ripping! Friendly community of collectors gather here, as well.

Definitely the biggest card shop in Indianapolis, very well organized with very nice staff. The…read morebargain boxes are a nice touch. I feel like the singles selection in the cases could be improved some. Good prices. This is not the shop's issue but I will add that the parents of Indianapolis need to teach their kids some manners. It was extremely chaotic on a Saturday afternoon with many kids thinking it was their playground and not caring about anyone else but themselves.

There are stores you visit and stores you have history with. Game Time in Castleton falls firmly…read moreinto the second category for me, which makes writing this review feel less like a consumer report and more like a transmission from a long time ally. Pre-COVID, Game Time was the premier MTG destination on the north side of Indianapolis. Double digit attendance weekly across multiple formats, Regional Qualifier events for the Pro Tour, the kind of competitive scene that made this place feel less like a local game store and more like a Jedi Temple for Magic players. I played in those events. I remember what this place was capable of when it was operating at full power. I came in on a Saturday for the MTG Hobbit prerelease event, which drew eight players. Eight. The play area that used to hum with the energy of a full Rebel fleet now has half its tables cordoned off indefinitely, like a wing of the Temple that nobody talks about anymore. It is noticeable, and it is a little melancholy if you were there for the golden era. That said, the eight of us who showed up had a genuinely good time. The event ran smoothly, the staff kept things moving, and cracking Hobbit themed prerelease packs at a table with fellow players is still one of the better ways to spend a Saturday regardless of headcount. The store itself remains worth visiting for TCG singles and sealed product. The collection is large, well organized, and if you are hunting a specific Magic card for any format, this is a reliable place to find it. The rewards program is solid and worth using if you are a regular. The staff is nice, knowledgeable, and treats you like someone who belongs there. Four stars for a store that was once the Death Star of competitive MTG in Indianapolis and is now rebuilding. The foundation is still good. Here is hoping the play area opens back up and the Rebel alliance returns in full.

Went here for a OP Local Tourney. They had a good variety of snacks etc…read more People running the event did an excellent job. Only suggestion is getting more OP product to which they only had one starter deck. Overall great experience.

Honestly, this place is magical. It's part bookstore, part typewriter retail and repair shop, part…read morevenue, part gift store. I'm a writer by profession, so to be surrounded by books and 'zines and magazines and comics, AND the instruments by which to create these things? It makes a person feel a certain sort of way, you know? Indy Type Shop is freaking fantastic. When I visited, the owners were busy setting up for a book swap event, which they kindly told me all about and invited me to stay and participate. I had no books to trade, but I'll definitely be back for the next one in the coming months. Indy Type Shop is the type of place where you'll find gifts for the extraordinary people in your life. The kind of people who appreciate old things with history and a story behind them. Along with a shockingly large number of vintage typewriters for sale, you'll also find things like old typesetting letters, vintage cameras, matchbooks, art prints, and all sorts of precious, one-of-a-kind relics from a time when people used typewriters. There are also lots of books, including a huge collection of poetry. There's also a shelf with 'zines, which don't have a set price, but you're encouraged to make an offer. This place is unique and wonderful, and I'm so glad that it exists in Indianapolis.

For all things typewriter, this husband and wife are the real deal. They've restored hundreds of…read moretypewriters since this became their hobby. Outside of typewriters, this shop carries tons of media from stamps to greeting cards to novels to comic books. If you like to browse, this place may keep you interested for an hour. If you like historical and edgy material, you'll love this content. No matter your budget, you can find a unique gift for someone's special life event. A little platform is inside for shows, like reading poetry. The owner shared plans to develop an outside patio space that will also have concerts/shows. This business started as a pop-up but now proudly has invested in a brick & mortar in Garfield Park neighborhood. If you're in the area and hungry, check out Parkside Public and Cafe Babette that are within eyesight. If you need a place to sit and read your new book, take it to Garfield Park or Conservatory across the street.

This is a great store! I decided to stop in after stopping in at Cleo's to browse and ended up…read moreleaving with some great books and pins! Show this indie book store some love if you can, there is something for everyone here if you look! Can't wait to come back!

Went here for their Juneteenth celebration and purchased a few items. The space was lively on this…read moreday, but the overall ambience/design could use some improvement. That said, the selection of books was good and I'd return. The books seemed a bit pricey but I'm happy to pay a little extra to support a local shop. Service was friendly.

After parting with the vinyl shop we turn the corner and come across books outside noted FREE... we…read moreimmediately made a b-line over to take a look and see what they had to offer. There were alot of books to choose from. we were all able to find something . After which we went in to take a look around. They had a wonderful selection of childrens books, rare books as well. Its a medium sized spot but they fit a childrens corner in. I was pleased to find vintage Richie Rich and Sugar and Spike comic books for 1.00. This was certainly a wonderful place to stumble upon which had alot of gems inside. The vintage type writers were a really cool touch as well. Everything about this place was inviting and warm. At the cash register I came across an assortment of stickers and if you know me, you know I love stickers..Of course I grabbed a couple to complete my purchase. There is a space right by the door that has a sitting area, the leather chair was so comfortable but it was thw huge leather ottoman for me and the chess set that makes you wanna learn to play, if you do t already no how too. I could spend hours sitting and reading. Finally it was time to go but I will most certainly be back to see what other treasures I can find. Until next time Indy reads!!!

I have heard of indy reads, but had never had the chance to visit until recently, it is a well…read moreorganized space with an impressive selection of books! The shop embraces a cozy and welcoming feel, and the staff was very friendly! Can't wait to go back, check them out if you are in the area!

They are amazing and are very understanding as young Hispanic male ; me and wife felt welcomed and…read moreeven got to have a conversation with the guy working there . and they have a amazing selection of things I always come out with something new from POP figures to comic books and even sports cards . I will continue to go here every time i have a chance to .

Comic books, action figures, and collectibles of all kinds, including NASCAR, Barbie, Star Trek,…read moreMarvel, and DC. I'm not really into comic books so I can't tell you if their selection is good or not, but there were a lot of them in plastic bags. I had fun looking at all the wacky super hero costumes...I didn't know there were so many incarnations of Wonder Woman! If you need a collectible-type gift for a true fan, this would probably be a good place to start. There is parking on the street out front (Washington St.) and in the parking lot behind (entrance off Audubon).