Very well stocked on everything! Love coming here and the support the team has is always very…read morehelpful. One of if not the best comic shop in Albuquerque.

Prices are a little high and the employees didn't seem to care I was in the store. Back issues are…read moreorganized, just wish the wall books were better keys.

Decent sized comic book store. New Mexico issues shelves were a bit of a mess with current issues…read morestaked on top of past issues. A large selection of independent titles as well as a massive section of Marvel & separate DC. Boxes of "older" comics did not include anything that wasn't X-men, Spider-Man, etc. Way to many figures and Funco for and old collector like myself. A lot of neat artwork and cells on the walls.

I have been coming to Age of Comics since March of 2014 at its original location and it is the home…read moreof my pull list. This review update is a long overdue reprise to make it the full five stars on this, the Age of Comics ten year anniversary of being. The newest location is amazing and the owners are great. It has been a delight to interact with the business the last nine of their ten years of existence.

Great paperback and comic book selection. This is one of the most browsable used book stores…read morearound. The only one that comes close is The FriendShop in Rio Rancho. lots and lots of stacks to get lost in. I found comic books and pulp novels I've been looking for for years. The only slight issue is that, because of the neighborhood, they have to buzz you in. So for someone like me who is wracked with Jewish guilt I alway feel I need to buy at least something before I get buzzed out.

This is a solid used book store. The owner is friendly and knows books well. Some of their more…read morepopular books are located behind the cashier, so ask about that. Reasonable prices, about what you'd expect to pay for a used book. Books are clean and in good condition. Broad selection of books, including sci-fi and fantasy, but many other genres.

Friendly service, good selection pokemon and singles, as well as collectibles and others of the…read moresort!

From the owner: We specialize in Pokemon card and have a variety of comic books, sports trading cards, Funko Pops…read moreand more. We are also experienced Magicians sharing our love for magic with the community. We specialize in selling close-up and street magic for beginner to novice magicians.

We didn't know about this place until we pulled into the parking lot because we were going to the…read moreVietnamese restaurant. Nice spot and everything clean and organized. People were super friendly and not pushy at all. I collect X-Men Marvel Legends and I found some here that were decently priced, new and loose figures. They had some figures from older waves. I don't do comics, but they had what seemed like a good selection and had some graded ones as well. Lots of variety here of different things hotwheels and funko pops, we will come back if we're in the area. I came away with a figure and was satisfied. This was a nice find for us.

Asked them to save a rare chase Funko and said they would. Then they proceeded to sell it. Then…read moredidn't wanna give me a discount until I confronted them about it and only gave me 20% off

We have seen this business in the mall and never really paid attention to it. I saw something in an…read morewidow display that attracted my attention, so we went inside. They have quite a large selection of Funko Pops, movie posters, cardboard cutouts of stars in various role/costumes. For the matchbox collector there are plenty of vintage cars. They got a good selection of vintage toys too. So why the two stars you ask? Prices! VTG has a great selection but prices are up to double the MSRP. The item I was looking at was almost $ 100 over in stock online prices. Double what the manufacture sells it for. I looked at few other new items and found similar high markups. I believe profit is not a dirty word, exorbitant prices are. I'm all about instant gratification, but not at those prices. Pass this one up.

Has what I'm looking for; used but good, from what reviews I have read - looking forward to my…read morefirst visit because of the reviews!

Cardboard Collectors is a hidden gem! My family and I have spent hours enjoying the different…read moregenres of cards. Pokémon and sports are our favorites, both classics and modern. We appreciate the knowledge, honesty and hospitality of the owners. Jordan's expertise of Pokémon and sports cards has helped us piece together an awesome collection in a short time. It's a must visit when you have time to enjoy the exciting world of cardboard collecting.

Place is really dirty and they don't know a lot about the cards they have. Very very small Pokemon…read moreselection and everything is covered in dust, piles of junk. They have potential but they need to up there game. I probably won't come back

It's a great place, it's family friendly! There is…read moresomething for almost everyone here, the owners and Staff are very friendly and helpful! A gift card to this place would definitely be a great gift for Christmas or birthdays! Would definitely recommend dropping in even if it's just to say hi!

Walked in, two youngish guys were chattering away barely interested in saying hello.They could have…read morebeen characters in a Kevin Smith movie. From what I saw the store has mostly newer collectables but I didn't stay long. The two guys were loudly playing a video game AND the way the store is configured they were literally standing in front of many comic book boxes and the shelf of Graphic novels that I wanted to see. Not a great customer experience

Such a cool comic book store they also sell all sorts of collectibles and vinyls and interesting…read morefinds. The people that work here are very knowledgeable and helpful and kind. I found a Funko Pop I wanted and it was only $5! So it was a great find for sure! It was such a nice stop on my Route 66 walk while in Albuquerque! I highly recommend checking this place out !

A good comic book store with lots of Funko models, mostly anime based. Star wars models, lego…read moremodels. We went to check out the vinyl. We did not find anything to buy today. It's a cool building, staff seemed in their own world. Not sure if it is good value or not. They seem to have live events from time to time and I was pleased to ceil a Sid Haig appearance poster on the ceiling from a few years ago.

I used to love bookstores. I Lurked in them all the time. But between digital books, storage issues…read moreand living on an Island I sort of got out of the habbit. I've been trying to do more bookstore lurking since I moveed here but there aren't that many good stores here. I love the Friends of the Library way up in Rio Rancho but that's a long drive. But I had a doctor appointment which happened to be a block from here so I checked it out. The first thing is that you know this is a book lovers book store with staff favorites right in the front. The main thing is how many stacks and categories they have. If you're looking for books about NM and the South West they have multiple shelves. But they also have tons of speciality shelves like Pulp Fiction and Romantasy. It's a great place to spend hours lurtking the stacks. I've been twice since I discovered it.

This is a great bookshop, among the best in Albuquerque. Definitely worth regular visits. I love…read moreit. I don't feel, however, that I can recommend that anyone sell books to them. They offer a pittance. It is really insulting, actually. A couple of years ago, I brought a couple of boxes of books to them (the kinds of books you routinely see on their shelves, so nothing strange) and accepted their offer out of what I later came to see as a misplaced sense of politeness: their offer had left me so stunned that I just went along with the whole thing and accepted it. Almost immediately I felt ripped off, taken advantage of. Later, I had to go through and clear out a dead relative's library. It took a long time to sort through, but at the end of the day I had around 40 boxes of books. I'd taken out the valuable things to sell online, I admit, as you should never sell the really valuable things to a used bookstore when it's easy enough to do so online. These were things like signed first editions and presentation copies and other rare books. There were a few boxes of those. There were also about 15 boxes of books that would have gone down well at Page 1, given what I know of what they have on their shelves. And the rest were rather more obscure. But I remembered how I had felt a couple of years ago when I had sold books to Page 1, and I decided simply to give all of the dead relative's books, minus the particularly valuable ones, to the public library. They always benefit from selling them, and I felt I'd done something good toward protecting one of the few remaining institutions that is still a purely public good. So, while technically I didn't get any money, I ended up feeling better, cleaner. Thank God for our public libraries! You should of course do what you want, but, when you take a box of books into Page 1 and inevitably feel horrified and sullied by the humiliating price they offer you--perhaps thinking you'd get more out of the books by burning them in your fireplace in winter to save on heating costs--, remember that you can just say "no" and instead donate them to the library and help make the world a better place for everyone.