Nice organized store with mostly books about comic books. Actual comics books were mainly new ones…read moreand I did not see any DC OR MARVEL which is what I was looking for.

So yeah my nerdiness is showing I know... Here I am in Paris and cruising a comic book shop with my…read morekid... we both enjoyed it. Unfortunately they didnt have what I was looking for. Regardless they had a pretty good selection of english language comics from Marvel, DC, Image, etc. I didnt see any translated into french for the specific ones I had hoped for. None the less this place looked exactly like what I expect a comic book store to look like in the states. So yeah it was a kewl find and they had a pretty friendly and helpful staff.I suggest you check it out if you want to find something fun or your rug rat wants a comic while in Paris...

It's a very big book store with multiple levels, including book sections ranging from fiction to…read morescience to educational materials to touristic guides. Note: books labeled with a yellow sticker are second-hand.

All you need in one place. HUGE store with lots of options, and in many languages too. My favorite…read morebookstore in Paris.

Lots of books for a great price! If you are looking for…read morebooks at a decent price, check this place out; Computer books (used ones too) are available to purchase without costing you an arm and a leg. All types of books and study materials, used or new, are easy to find but it gets quite busy at times! There are tons around Paris so don't get stuck on just this one...

I love shops like Album Comics, and we have several of them in the States. I often find, however,…read morethat the random paraphernalia found in comic book stores is overpriced in the States. Either I'm wrong about that or Parisians are paying out the nose eight times for their whimsical gift items. Still, the shop is well-stocked and very fun to browse. You can find a huge selection of action figures and little toys related to various areas of pop culture - animes, video games, movies, cartoons, etc. I enjoyed a whole set of wands from the Harry Potter movies, as well as uniforms and Hermione's time turner. There are Twilight trinkets too, of course. An army of figurines from One Piece line a glass case, and Matt B. and I found a trove of Barbapapa toys. I almost bought a Raving Rabbid before deciding it was way too expensive. Of course, there are comic books too, and plenty of other random knick-knacks. The vibe of the place is just fun and conducive to a long browse. It's located near the Sorbonne, so I'm sure it gets student traffic. I know I would spend some time here if I were a student and it were in my path.

So inviting/clean, interesting and easy to browse. Lighting was also great. The way everything, the…read morecomics in particular, are arranged makes it easy to find what you came for or be introduced to new items. Large selection of comics in French and English. Loved it here!