What a friendly, fun and well stocked store. Eric, Brian and the rest of the staff my husband and I…read morehave been fortunate to have met are very knowledgeable and eager to help you find the perfect graphic novel or game pieces (along with gaming supplies) you may desire. Eric and his staff take an active support in local events.

This shop is split between Krypton Comics and Singer Hobbies, two businesses owned by brothers that…read moreshare the space. The front of the store has a lot of paintball equipment and some gaming card packs. The rear left is set up for gaming tables. The rear right is set up for comics, a few comic related toys, and graphic novels. There are some boxes of old comics as well, but the collection is rather small. (I've seen larger collections at conventions.) The guy behind the counter was friendly and made sure to let me know to ask if I had any questions or needed assistance. The problem is that the inventory is on the small side compared to most comic shops I've been to and it could do with more wall displays promoting the new story lines that get collectors excited. Review #2121

The Service Was Good The Selection Of Comics Was Amazing,…read moreAnd The Values Are Cool! 10/10

Great service and help with finding a jumping point for getting back into comics. Will always…read morerecommend!

Best comic shop in Indy. After 50 years they must be doing something right. Used to play Heroclix…read morethere. Sad to see no more gaming after Covid....oh well

I used to think that Downtown Comics Castleton and Circle City Comics (formerly) used to be my…read morefavorite comic shops, but now Comic Carnival is my favorite comic shop to visit! It also a perfect shop for pop culture fans. I love the selection of new and old comic books that I can find (such as Marvel, DC, Image, IDW, etc.), the good customer service I can provide, how much any of the comics cost, and everything else that makes it fun to visit! I sure hope a next comic shop will be my second favorite like Comic Carnival!

The family working here is very kind and knowledgeable. Very conversational as well. I've never…read morefelt more welcome in a business, even though I only pick up one new comic every month or two instead of having 10 ongoing series held at a time.

Running a comic shop can be tough, but for some stores, the joy of browsing old issues and feeling…read morethe comics is what makes them special. Unfortunately, this store doesn't quite capture that magic. Upfront, I want to say that it appears to have been around for a while, attracting dedicated comic fans. It is doing something right. It also hosts local card tournaments (and maybe D&D?), but I can't speak to the variety of those. This might be their bread and butter. Not sure. The comic section, however, is a mess. As soon as you walk in, you pass a narrow row of shelves about 5 feet tall facing away from you--it's unclear why, but it makes the space feel small or uninviting. Still, it isn't a large space, and it doesn't match the charm of classic comic shops. Felt more like I was entering a dark porn store from the 80s. For my trip, I had read revieews and as a local comic store, I wanted to check it out. I was looking for back issues. Remember stores with hundreds of boxes overflowing with comics packed in too tight to see the comics? Yep, that is this place. Navigating the shop is tricky: new comics are on hanging shelves too close together, forcing you to crouch and strain to see them under the shelf above. Independent comics are on the far left of the store in the back - between the boxes and boxes and boxes and boxes and boxes of back issues. The backstock is packed with rows of comics, about 25% overflow in each box (plus stacks of comics on top of those boxes). Very hard to browse. When you do find a title, the comics tend to be dusty, and although sealed, I didn't have my glasses to check for spine ticks or other issues. But, it can't be good to store comics on top of a box without a lid. If you're hunting for key back issues, forget it--these have been picked over like roadkill in the desert; there's nothing valuable left. Instead, you'll find many comics priced between $1-$2, labeled at $4-$8 or more, but most are from the past and generally worthless. I can't tell if the store is clean, but it felt dirty (maybe the lighting or the dusty boxes?). If I were to advise the store - even though they seem to be doing fine - I'd suggest selling your stock on Whatnot, starting at $1 per comic, to gauge interest. If you can clear out 35% of your back issues that way, you won't need to sell low-value comics at higher prices. I understand the reluctance to take losses - I've felt the same - but if your stock is holding back from creating a warm, vibrant, energetic atmosphere, it might be worth doing. There's no shame in dumping unsellable stock as a tax write-off. Listing those low-priced comics at $4-$6 could generate significant revenue and help the store thrive. Personally, I think this is the best approach, as you don't need to spend hours selling thousands of comics. I will note that the staff were friendly. I spoke with one staff member and they are knowledgeable about the stock they had. My guess is this might be where the store shines for people. The human touch. I so wanted to like this place. But, maybe I wait until I make trips to Chicago in the future.

Lots of good funky pops and staff is friendly they have good comic books and some fun mystery packs…read moretoo

A hidden gem in the White River Plaza in Muncie, IN. Owner is an expert in new trends in graphics,…read moreformat and story and has a collection of current Eisner winners along with deep collections of classic Marvel titles. Local artists, graphic novels and RPGS all in a large retail location with plenty of parking. I'm there every month!

What a nice surprise finding this shop filled (I mean packed!) with collectibles. I'm not talking…read moreabout the latest and greatest highly marketed items, but those kinds of things I grew up liking or buying for my kids when they were growing up. They had Star Wars, Star Trek, GI Joe, Marvel and DC figures, Barbies, sports figures, and so much more. Lots of vintage comic books too. I've been to comic stores and to a somewhat similar place in Fishers, but this shop, though packed, seems more organized and easier to get around in. There were lots of items I remember seeing 20-30 years ago. Some were still in the packaging, but there were some just in plastic bags that were really affordable if you are looking for toys that kids can play with. (Why pay for the packaging?) But they had some items that, although maybe not in mint condition, were unique. How about a life sized inflatable Jabba the Hut! Or helmets of storm troopers or Boba Fett. Ora cooler that looks like R2D2. Yes, they had them! The guys who work there were friendly and easy to talk to about the items. Although I didn't make any purchases this day, I got some ideas I may pass along to my family for my birthday/Christmas. Fun stuff! Note that this location is a little awkward to get to from the south. I highly recommend cutting across Troy to Brill Street and then heading north from there because Madison angles and would be difficult to turn onto Brill from the south. Southbound on Madison is no problem though...just watch for the street sign. Review #3305

Way over priced for things mostly in horrible condition. As a collector, I hate things loose, and…read moremost of the packaging of items in their store are all beat up and torn. Plus, don't try to sell them anything because they won't even give you a quarter of the value of anything! I used to like going there (at first the shop in Indy) but even at the Greenwood flea market, mooresville flea market, and the antique mall in edinburg, it's all over priced and trash condition

Future Great Comics is a new local comic book shop in Hamilton. They opened up almost a year ago. I…read morecould not be more excited about it because the last time we had a comic book shop in Hamilton was when I was a small child, and then that quickly turned into a tobacco store of all things! It's so great to not have to travel at least 30 minutes away to get some fresh comics. The owner, Brian, is super very friendly and helpful. He is one of the nicest, coolest people you'll ever meet. He's not at all stuck up or rude like at other comic shops... *cough* Queen City Comics *cough cough*. They sell new comic issues and some back issues as well. If you don't see something you want, Brian will be more than happy to try to order it in for you if he can. He started carrying Invader Zim just for me and my husband. They also sell toys and collectibles, they have a good selection of Funko Pop figures. They sell graphic novels, manga, table top gaming supplies and t-shirts too. He is always getting some good rare stuff into the store that he found at flea markets or auctions. They also regularly hold costume contests, signings by artists, and other such events. They have a table top gaming space in the back of the store. I know he is trying to get a program started where people can come in, sit down, chill out and try out a table top game, and afterwards he will start selling the games in the store if people really take to it. Indeed, this is a godsend and a lovely, wonderful gem to have in Hamilton. Do yourself a favor and stop in, chat with Brian, buy some of his awesome merch, and maybe sit down for a game or two. This store deserves all of your business!! Don't let another comic book shop get away from Hamilton! Especially not an amazing one like this.

Awesome comic shop with extremely knowledgeable and friendly owner. The place for comics in…read moreHamilton OH

This is small toys, comics, and collectibles shop. They have decent amount of comics, a few funko…read morepops, and action figures. Prices were fair-good. I definitely will go back.

From the owner: South Side Toys & More is a family owned business conveniently located just off US 31 in Whiteland,…read moreIndiana. We specialize in: New Toys Used Toys Comic Books Magic: the Gathering Custom Action Figures Pokemon TCG And so much more

Top line tip: The owner are not there on Thursday, no buying…read moreon Thursday and also no buying on Sundays. Tons of pop culture collectables, vintage and new, sports cards, funko pop, comics, action figures. The guys in the shop on Thursday were friendly and helpful. Items are very organized in the shop, we enjoyed looking around and hope to buy, sell or trade in the future when Mike is there.

M & M Sportscards & Collectibles is not only my son and I primer sports cards and collectibles…read morestore, but Columbus, Indiana's as well. You'll be greeted with professional and knowledgeable employees and the owners who are regular part of the day to day operation. They're kind and respectful. They're straightforward forward and gives honest and fair information and opinions. So, if it sports memorabilia, sports cards, comic books, trading card games, collector supplies. They have something for everyone. They have reasonable and fair prices too.

Great selection and friendly staff! Liked the selection and found what we needed, would recommendread more

We absolutely adore this place! $20 gets my kiddos an hour of fun in the pinball room! We also love…read morethe store! Found an action figure from one of my favorite movies ever, The Rocketeer, and it made my day! The people who run it are always so kind and fun, also! It's a great way to spend a rainy day!