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Mon - Tue Wed Thu - Fri Sat - Sun - Phone:
Main - 773-528-1983
ExtraTollFree - 800-509-0333
- Address:
- 3244 N Clark St Chicago, IL 60657
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- Neighborhoods
- North Side, Lakeview
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Chicago Comics Pennant From the Kodiak mountains of our neighbor to the north, Canada's own Seth shows that no matter where you live, pennants are always cool. Attractive and durable, this green felt measures 18" long and is an attractive addition to any apartment, bachelor pad, or college dorm room. Get this before your neighbors do, and you look like a putz! Limited quantities available! Online Store !About Chicago ComicsChicago Comics was founded in 1991 with the hope of bringing a large and comprehensive comic book selection to the Chicagoland area. Specilizing in small press and hard to find indie comics titles, we also carry almost all available superhero titles and merchandise. With our sister store Quimby's ( located at 1854 W. North Ave. and on the web at www.quimbys.com ), we have kept our focus simple. The best comics on Earth can be found here, from the finest in mainstream press to the best new talent from up-and-comers!Behind the counter is our wall of highly collectible key issue comic books. If you're looking for more expensive Golden and Silver Age backstock, and you can't find it in our backstock bins, chances are we may have it behind the counter. Ask and yee shall receive!We also have a HUGE backstock collection. Yes, those are drawers filled to the brim with backstock. Don't see something you're looking for? Ask! We may have more issues you're looking for in the basement. There are only so many books we can bag & board in one week! You may also always email us and we will check our stock for the books you're looking for!
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as an old timer - well 45 anyway - and originally from NY, Chicago Comics feels like an ORGANIZED Forbidden Planet back in the day.... The CC help is awesome - they know all their subscribers by name; my books are pulled out and waiting by the time I walk from the front door to the checkout counter. Love these guys.
This place is great, it has all your mainstream comics as well as indie comics to little self published zines. They occasionally have authors and artists come in to sign. Its a great place, and the workers are friendly.
Excellent comic store. One of the best in the city.
If there is anything you need or want in the culture that is comic books and fan boy stuff this is the place to go. I have bought so much stuff there that wasnt even comic book related, and a lot of stuff that was. I have been able to bring friends in there who arent into comics at all and they arent bored, there is plenty to look at and browse through for everyone. If you do bring kids though keep a close eye on them because there is a more adult section that they could walk into. But other than that its very open to anyone.
A decent selection of comic books and related paraphernalia, but I agree with the other reviewers, the staff totally give off that condescending hipster vibe, and they'll just talk to each other throughout the whole transaction without even saying 'hi' to you. Maybe it's coincidence, but I've noticed in record, book, and comic stores, that the ones with the rudest staff are also the ones where the area behind the counter is 2 or 3 feet above the section where the customer stands, so that they can literally look down on you, and you have to strain and stretch your arm to put your money up on the counter.
I stopped by this comic store recently and the word that comes to mind is ���Trendy���. It has a great selection of everything, new comics, trades, mags, toys, etc. but it felt like a used record store, do you know what I mean? It had that ���we are too cool for you��� feel. The employees look like they should definitely work in a used record store and there snobby attitude also fit that scenario. I felt as though I was intruding upon there space when I walked in and the feeling didn���t change while I walked through the store. So, if you don���t care about feeling comfortable in your comic store, this is the one for you. Otherwise I���d keep looking.
