I specifically went in to find Star Wars Unlimited cards (since they were one of the few shops…read moreknown to actually carry them). Overall the staff was very helpful and the store has a wide selection of comic and gaming merchandise. I like the accessibility and parking options (not pay to park). I would highly recommend checking Double Midnight out.

Pretty cool place. Everyone has been friendly. I stopped by and watched a MTG tournament one…read moreevening for about 30 minutes and no issues. Prices for their Magic items are market. Good location that is easy to find and parking is a breeze

I believe this shop is CLOSED now. Drove by, couldn't find it, called during "open" hours multiple…read moretimes and no one answered.

Great new shop! We visited and spent a lot of time looking at comics and enjoying the art. Lots if…read morestuff ranging in price from the cheap bin to the beautiful are and super hero tables. What a great find! I went home with a framed Batman soundtrack and some only in NH comic books. He went home with a huge bag full of nostalgic toys and comic books.

Amazing and friendly atmosphere. Crystal and Adam go out of their way to be helpful and offer some…read moreof the best prices available, for buying and selling. This shop is a must for anyone looking for older games and consoles

I love going here despite the drive being about 45-ish minutes from my home. It's totally worth it!…read moreThe staff are super nice and funny, and it's great to chat with them while looking through their relatively HUGE collection compared to other places around. Their prices are also super good, and all in all they're just a great place.

The people here are super nice and welcoming. A fantastic place to pick up magic the gathering, old…read moreback issue comics from various time periods, and picking up key issue comics. Would recommend stopping in and supporting!

Best place to indulge in nerd culture of all walks. The store owners are super cool and laid back…read morepeople, who even run D&D/Magic the Gathering events there on a weekly basis. What's even crazier, is that during said events, you're never pressured to buy anything. How do they make a profit? I'm not sure either. But it seems like their business model is more along the lines of providing a space that makes people feel happy and welcome and then worrying about that finance stuff later. Seriously though, the place is super welcoming and patient with nerds of all types. Whether you're dipping your toes into nerd culture or want to dive in face first, they've had an answer and anecdote for nearly every geeky genre that has ever pique a nerd's interest. Highly recommend the D&D games though. They're super fun and very patient with beginner players and even welcome new walk-ins during the middle of campaigns.

Fantastic comic shop! They had many sections and boxes of comics all well labeled and sorted. The…read morestaff were extremely welcoming, friendly and conversational. There's a huge selection of $1 books and a lot of older stuff that is priced very fairly compared to shops I've been to recently. This was a few hours from home but I will definitely be back.

One of the best shops I've ever been to. Great selection of key issues and back issues, at very…read morereasonable prices. The owner of the shop was very nice. Make sure to check it out if you are in the area.

It's a fine enough store with a good selection, but the guy behind the counter seemed irritated…read morewhen I asked about their pull list system. I tried to register online and ran into issues; when I went back in, it felt like more of a hassle for Mr. Beanie-Glasses-¿Chin-Strap-Beard? (hard to really remember). This kind of dismissive behavior isn't uncommon in comic book shops. Having been a regular reader for years, I can confidently say there's a certain hipster element embedded in comic culture that lacks the self-awareness that the "better-than-you" attitude is a dime a dozen. I place my weekly pulls with Casablanca Comics, where the staff are not only enjoyable to talk with, but actually remember your name and want to help. This shouldn't discount the efforts of the other, surely more personable employees--nor at least a visit or two to check out their selection--but it definitely detracts from any kind of regular patronage.

I visited Coast City Comics during my recent vacation to Maine. It was a cold, rainy day - my first…read moreday in Portland - so I was looking for cool, fun things to do. The actual name of this place is: "Coast City Comics & The Fun Box Monster Emporium." There is a ton of comic books, games, action figures, and related "stuff" crammed into this place. There are a number of pinball machines stuffed into the back of the shop. Very cool comic book shop. I think they need a bigger space! #CoastCityComicsAndTheFunBoxMonsterEmporium

This is the most unorganized business I've ever been in. The owner doesn't even know what he has…read more The experience there was disappointing at best. Dirty, poor service , and extremely unorganized.

It has a great selection of back issues with a lovely variety between new releases, action figures…read moreand collections of older comic runs. Although the store is small and can be at times cramped the owners amiable attitude and helpfulness out-ways the con. This is so far my favorite comic book store in Vermont and I make it a point to visit it as often as I can.

Their new location. We almost moved right on past it, as we were traveling through the area…read moredisappointed thinking they went out of business. They are in the parking lot directly to the left of the original location. They have a ton to choose from, from old back issue comics, new weekly issues with subscription availability, toys, card games, and a room to play games. If you're local, or even passing through and love old comics/collect comics or toys, this place is a great stop

Place is incredible. Rich, the owner, is one of the nicest guys in the business. Great selection of…read morebooks, toys, and cards!