Wow! Three whole floors of comics, games and toys, plus even more that you will be astounded at. We…read morespent 45 minutes just browsing and ended up with some gaming dice, a sticker and a game. I would have bought some of the Blacksad statues but was worried about bringing them home on the plane. Really a comic lover's dream!

This is a world class shop. Located a stones thrown from Lorenzkirche in old Nuremberg you are…read morestruck by an open shop display full of statues and comic art. They stock a very wide variety of mainstream comics and niche comics as well as games and more. Inside are three stories of comics and games. The main floor has manga and popular children's comics such as Asterix. Upstairs are graphic novels, board games and card games in English and German both. The basement is given over to miniatures, role playing games, toys, novels and an excellent LARP shop with a wide variety of costumes and weapons. The staff all spoke excellent English (though I can read German well enough I find it easier to do business at least partly in English) and were very friendly and helpful. Bright lights, big open windows and an excellent layout make this a must visit if you find yourself in the area.

I noticed that if you walk down the stairs, there is another shop below that is jam packed with…read moreEnglish language graphic novels and comics.

T3 is THE place in Frankfurt for RPG and comic fans, both in English and German. At the start of…read morethe year they even occupied the shop next door, so now the comics are separated from the games. Note that they don't specialize in family board games but rather role playing table top games and board games related to fantasy, scifi, superheroes and horror with a few games tied to other comics. The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable about their areas. If they don't carry something they're happy to order it. Now they have a table customers can reserve for gaming and Magic. T3 occasionally invites comic artists and writers for autograph signing and game producers for demo games. Everyone can speak English, some with a charming accent. Stop by or check out their website to hear of upcoming events. They also have a pin board for gamers seeking other players or ongoing games. I almost forgot to mention they have supplies for painting miniatures, too. I love to go just to look around and be inspired. I only withheld a single star because the place can't quite compete with similar shops I've visited in major cities like NYC and Paris.

This is a great little store--three floors that are crammed with graphic novels of all types…read more Great selection. I always find a lot of cool books in which I'm interested.

Great place. They have a lot of comics and a very good selection of graphic novels as well.read more

Comic and anime shop in the heart of downtown…read more You normally see comic shops that up-charge 2x - 3x for items that were found on wish or alliexpress, yet the prices here were reasonably priced. This is evident that I bought multiple things here and will definitely stop by and check out what items they have in the future when I am in the area again.

Pros: Fast and…read moreconvenient Great location Friendly service Good snacks Cons: small

This is a giant books store. I didn't notice how big it was from the outside, but once I stepped…read morein...whoa! It is four, that's right FOUR stories of books. They also have fun areas of nick-nacks such as calendars, journals, cards etc. They even have a little cafe downstairs. I didn't buy anything on this day, but I definitely will be back.

Cute bookstore with unique Frankfurt stationery and gifts. Books are in German, of course, but…read moretourists can find unique Frankfurt souvenirs and items