Visited this store during the art fair last weekend. The selection of book is amazing and the owner…read moreis a wealth of information, very kind and approachable. If are looking for the hard to find, to comic books this is the place!!

A great bookstore. It's been there forever. I found a couple classic books for a fair price…read more Someone who is really into books could spend a whole day in there.

Best Comic Book shop Springfield's ever had which is why it's been around the longest. Best…read moreselection for new weekly books and biggest back issues selection. Great selections of action figures, busts, and graphic novels. Jim is the best!!!

Review Visit: May 12th, 2015…read more In my quest to visit any and all nerdy stores, Comic Service is another stop in a long list of places to visit. Not being a comic person/collector myself, I really wasn't sure what to expect. Some comic stores carry a variety of things aside from comics, ranging from video games to cds to vinyl and the odds and ends. From what I remember about Comic Service, they seem exclusive to just the comic book scene. Well, that's not entirely true. They do sell POP vinyl figures. Not only POP but other collectible figures as well. But beyond that, not much else. The walls are literally filled with comics. Wall to wall comics and comic-related things. Overall, if you need a comic book fix, visit Comic Service. Small store, but a big variety. They have to have the most comics per square inch of all stores in the tri-county area.

This is a Springfield staple. This paper has given us all the events and news from around town for…read moreyears. In the 80s I remember it being THE paper for community theater reviews. We used to wait up all night Wednesday to grab the edition, hot off the presses. Support Local Journalism.​​

A free newspaper that I picked up on my travels, the Illinois Times is local news that affects the…read moreIllinois capital region. Published weekly and distributed on Thursdays with a circulation of around 28,000 copies. The newspaper was founded in 1977. This week's edition included the cover story about a regional sports complex and articles about tuition costs and discussion on the state's nuclear moratorium. No comics but there's a crossword and sudoku puzzle. You'll also find a calendar of events in the area including music performances, festivals and other gatherings. I found it interesting to read and learn about the area I passed through. It's certainly valuable as a local resource. Pick one up! [Review 19939 overall - 161 in Illinois - 912 of 2023.]

Great place to study. That woman made me the worst cup of coffee I have ever had. Kind of sad, I…read morewould like my $8 back.... Idk why I paid her to give me something disgusting. Great environment tho loved it overall

Currently , the best place buy and browse books. The downtown here is pretty much devoid shops .read more