Made a visit to local comic shop in town. Surprised that it was much larger than expected. Huge…read moredisplays of comics the length of the store. Lots of posters, hobby kits and items. One of the nicest stores I've been into. Greeted by the owner, Tommy. Had a nice chat with him about collecting stories, both him and I. I have collected comics for 65 years and about 10 years ago started selling parts of my 20,000+ collection. I did bring several books with me from 40s to 60s for Tommy to look at but I couldn't accept his offer. Great local place for collectors! And if a book is not in stock, he can order it quickly. Sadly he did not have either of the two 40s books I was looking for

We love this comic store. We are always felt welcomed and receive friendly service…read more We been clobberin customers for a while now and Like their new downtown location.

I love the greatest escape because it brings you back to a childhood. It's one of those old-school…read morevibe type of comic book places and sometimes they don't always have a comic book that I want, but they sure have the energy that I need.

Being as I am a total nerd and lover of comics, video games, movies and music, I am always up for…read morechecking out shops that feature any or all of this type of merchandise. I was told by a friend of mine about Great Escape as a store in Louisville that I should certainly check out and well, after taking a trip recently, I absolutely agree. Great Escape is a store that might be a bit of a sensory overload for you if you're the kind of nerd like I am that also has a fine appreciation for vinyl as well as comics and even classic video games. Vintage shops are some of my favorite places to check out and Great Escape is now my go-to place for such items. Upon entering, you will immediately take a trip to wherever your nerdy imagination desires whether it be heading towards their insanely impressive collection of Star Wars toys or the amazing display of vintage vinyl records and music on a variety of other platforms. Great Escape also has a great selection of video games from just about any era of gaming from Atari all the way to the current generation of gaming which as a video game collector certainly was pleasing. The assortment of comics will keep you here flipping through them for hours as Great Escape has a number of classic stories that should please any comic book fan and what's even more impressive is the prices are extremely reasonable from discounts on graphic novels to a $.99 section of comics which provides a wide assortment that any fan, young or old, can appreciate. If you are looking for the place to shop for vintage comics, movies, music and more, look no further than the Great Escape as it will captivate you with the sheer amount of treasures you will find and even some you didn't know you wanted.

Amazing comic store all ways something you want. They're a little cluttered that's just because of…read morethe small space

Comic book world was larger than I expected. Has a wide variety of cool selection. Friendly and…read morehelpful staff. I'm so glad I took my son there to reward him for a great school year. It was definitely worth the drive! You absolutely get a great value for what you pay for.

I came into the store to sell my original addition Marvel Star Wars comic books (a few were second…read moreprints) but they offered me $250 for over 100 comics. It came out to be $2 a comic.... I have a (68 Feb) boba fett comic which by itself goes for $100-300 minimum without being graded. (It's almost in perfect condition) So highly don't recommend because they tried to scam me.

We wanted to check out their second location to see if they had a few comic, we been looking for…read more It's a g great location in a shopping center off the Shepherdsville exit, plenty of parking. Once inside you are greeted with the comforting smell of comics. The have a large assortments of comics & paintings, posters, collectibles & more. We were pleased to find a couple of comics available. Clint & staff were great with helping us locate the section of the comics we were looking for. The prices were the same as their Etown location. They were doing a lot of fun giveaways this day, Free comics & some cards. Even recommend to check out a couple of other local businesses. If your in need to comics or interested in getting into comics, this is the place to check out!

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Empire sets the Standard for what an LGS should be: friendly, affordable, and welcoming to anyone…read more I love coming here to buy singles, sealed product, sleeves and even snacks. George and his staff and always helpful and always friendly. The remodel has really taken the store to the next level too, with more tables and more selection. Highly recommend.

This is a go to spot for my family and I when we are traveling down to visit family. We usually end…read moreup buying at least one or two board games. The prices are essentially lies as the games are almost always cheaper than the sticker price. My only complaint is that the last two times we were in, we noticed that a TON of games were gone. They got rid of shelves of games. They are starting to downsize the amount of games they sell and that sucks as it is the only thing we go there for.

First, in case there is any confusion, this is absolutely, positively NOT a comic book store…read moreanymore. They don't carry comics at all, not even as a sideline. Yelp has them listed under the Comic Book category, because they used to be a Comic Book store, but they kept the Moonlite name while totally changing their line of business. The place is almost entirely a collectible card game store now, with a minor sidelines into used video games, board games, and tabletop RPG's. They do also have some tabletop miniatures (marked down to the point I suspect they are on clearance), but no collectible miniatures like HeroClix. I'd gone in there to special-order a comic book. I'd gotten out of the comic fandom, but there was a special one coming out I wanted so I figured I'd order it from a local store. I came back to Moonlite, but I quickly learned was Moonlite in name only. It's a pity, Moonlite Comics was the main comic store I used to go to when I was more into comic books. It used to be a card game, roleplaying game, and comic book store. They are now just a card game store, no comic books, and really cut down on the RPG's they cover until it was just a token couple of shelves of books in the back of the store covering a few of the most popular books for the most popular games. I'm a comic book and RPG fan, so honestly it didn't hold much appeal to me. The sign out in the parking lot still says "Moonlite Comics", the sign on the building itself says "Moonlite Game Center", I guess that was meant as a subtle "No, we don't sell comics anymore" warning, but it was a little too subtle for me to catch up front. Also, the customer service there was somewhere between bad and nonexistent. I went in there recently to look around, my first time back at Moonlite in about 7 years, and I walked around an empty store for 15 minutes before the two guys behind the counter even acknowledged me (and that took me walking straight up to the counter, as I was looking around). It was just myself, one guy sitting at one of the tables on a handheld game, and two guys behind the counter in the store chatting, and I didn't get so much as a hello until I'd been browsing the store for 15 minutes. The folks behind the counter were more interested in their conversation about movies and cards than greeting or serving customers. Roughly 80% of the floor space of the store is devoted to big tables for card game tournaments, it's pretty clear the place is pretty much a Magic card dealership and tournament place. It's kinda sad, I used to really like Moonlite "back in the day" and was hoping to be able to "come home again" to an old hangout, but I guess there's nothing there for me anymore.

Not open when they are scheduled to be, employees are rude, lack knowledge about products,…read moreinventory is sparse, and environment feels judgemental and exclusive rather than warm and welcoming like many other Magic: The Gathering stores. Also, didn't this used to be a comic book shop? All they sell now is MTG, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh, and older video games. Honestly, Walmart has a comparable selection, which is sad.

Cute comic book shop! Lots of Funkos and collectibles, stickers, big selection of comic books, and…read moreeven a shelf of LGBTQ and POC-centered books, which made me happy to see. Friendly staff and easy to find everything.

I love destination, COMICS I love how patient they are and knowledgeable. They are about comic…read morebooks. The Customer Service woman that helped me was very helpful.