I usually stop by periodically to check to see if they have anything Blade. On this particular trip…read moreI have been having my eye on these Bronco helmet lamp and old metal trash can.

Lots of great items and a pretty eclectic selection. My disappointment came when the gentleman…read moreworking the register basically led us out of the building by walking over to the door and opening it. To be clear no one was behind us trying to get out. The implication was "you should go". Not sure if I just annoyed him with my genuine questions about submitting items to be sold but it definitely rubbed me the wrong way and we've not been back since.

It's always a good visit with excellent customer service here. They are helpful and knowledgeable…read more I needed help picking up the release of the Spider-Man and Superman comics as they had a lot of cover art. Prices were fair and my son liked the ones I purchased so it's a win.

Very helpful when calling to inquire about selling comics to them from our stash! They were also…read morehelpful when we visited and were excited to receive some new valuable comics to resell to other buyers!

This place is truly massive with an incredible selection, and the whole store is immaculately…read moreorganized. I was able to find some Young Justice 98, which I can never find anywhere and a ton of other cool things! The workers were super nice and prices were reasonable!

Been coming to Time Warp since I was a small child and they're just as good now under the now…read moreownership/location as they ever were! Great selection of any kind of comics you'd ever want, and at reasonable prices with helpful staff.

came in to browse the owner EXTREMELY rude, do not come here if you are a teenager or anyone…read morehonestly they do not respect their customers. they were watching us as if we were stealing they snatched a book out of my friends hand, they got extremely upset at me for taking a photo of a comic book (published, available to the public at all times) he proceeded to FOLLOW US OUT OF THE STORE for about half a block. weirdos they hate customers

I have been looking for a very specific obscure book for my collection. My wife had been searching…read morefar and wide, and found it at All in a Dream Comics. Being that is is on Colfax in Denver (historically a rougher side of town) she didnt want to go alone, so she took me. We drove down on Friday 3 hour trip one way. Ray, the owner was just walking up at 1. The "will be back at 1" sign on the door conflicted with the 12 opening on the hours of operation sign. My wife told him she had called a few days back asking about the book, and he pointed us in the right direction. Super fair price! My wife, Ray and I talked for over an hour! We found out that, he doesn't have a smartphone, or any internet presence. As business owners ourselves, we know how frustrating bad reviews can be, and how hard it is to get them resolved. In our experience, yes, its in a rough part of town, and Ray has had some issues with broken windows and shoplifting, but I think, if you respect the comic culture, and the proprietor, you will get respect back. Its a great shop with a great selection.

Lovely atmosphere; everyone was having fun at all the tables, playing their games. Very friendly…read morestaff and delicious chai.

I'll give the benefit of the doubt, this just isn't the coffee shop for me…read more I had a long event day in the area, so I decided to beat the traffic and get to this part of town earlier than I normally would. Just wanted a place to work on my computer, and ultimately that's what I got. Enchanted Grounds is a cafe and game emporium. Like for real, they have such a huge selection of games. If you are into that, I truly love that for you! As far as the cafe is concerned, the best part was not paying Denver coffee prices! Only a few bucks for an iced coffee, god bless America. The staff weren't all that friendly or interested in talking to customers. It definitely gives off humble, rainy day coffeehouse vibes and that's not a bad thing. Bright, tacky colored walls, one guy was sleeping in one of the booths, a giant group of 80+ year olds at the big community table, and gamers galore on a Wednesday afternoon. It's low key, wifi was fine, coffee was fine. Nothing stood out for me personally. Considering it's close to an hour away odds of me coming back aren't high. I wish them the best!

Tight!! Not much…read morespace, but a cool shop. Lots of comic books to choose from. I saw some live game play too, in the back. Pretty fun.

The joys of discovering a comic shop in the mall. Where geek culture thrives, and new adventures…read moreawait. Or at least, that's what we thought. What we actually found was a frustrating barrier to entry, not just into the store's event, but into the hobby itself. Let's talk about the Gundam TCG beta event. You'd think being physically present, cash in hand, eager to participate would be enough. Nope. The real gatekeeper? A smartphone. No phone, no game. It doesn't matter if you're a dedicated player or a teen excited to get into the hobby--if you don't have the app, you're out. And let's not forget, to even use the app, you have to hand over your personal data and jump through digital hoops. When I called ahead to confirm, I was given a workaround: "Just emulate the app on a computer." Sounds simple, right? Except, if you actually read the terms of service, that's a violation of the rules. So, the store's solution? Encourage rule-breaking just to participate in an event they're hosting. Yikes. This is exactly how you alienate an audience. Five eager teens, $70 per player, all turned away because they didn't meet a completely unnecessary tech requirement. And that's just us. We have a group of dads and teens always wanting to dabble in new games to see if they hold their weight. There were plenty of other potential players in the same boat. Imagine the revenue lost. Imagine the enthusiasm squashed. All because we agree smart phones dont belong in our teens hands. Now we got this store trying to tell us our kids need smart phones. This store, like its now-closed predecessor in the Mills, seems to have forgotten a key business principle: know your customer. Not every hobbyist is glued to a smartphone, and forcing a tech barrier on a physical card game is absurd. We play these games because we would rather play these than sit on a phone. The whole situation is ironic. 1/10--because at the end of the day, a comic shop should bring people into the hobby, not shut them out. Good luck--you're going to need it.

Very charming. Incredibly large selection of board games and D&D miniatures. Pokemon prices can be…read morea bit inflated, but are cheaper than what you'll find online. Amazing comic/graphic novel selection. Would recommend. Definitely a main street hidden gem.

Nice, clean comic book shop with a nice selection of comics and miniatures. Enjoyed my visit here…read more The clerk can be more interactive. Seemed awkward and difficult to converse with but other than that I would definately recommend a visit.

Spent 4 hours over 2 days at the nerd store while visiting the UNC campus. Lots of Warhammer, lots…read moreof board games and a super inclusive family community vibe. I wish the stores back in So. California had the same vibe. Parents with kids, young couples with their whole gaming life ahead of them. Just absolutely rad, loved it.

What a COOL place. My son started doing Pokémon battles with his cards and the employees were top…read morenotch oh so helpful to him. We will be back soon.