Comics and Collectibles at Comics Dungeon (Up to 57% Off)
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Comic-savvy staff stocks shelves with rare & hard-to-find comics, action figures & graphic novels in shop voted one of state's best
The comic book offers escape to its readers, allowing mere airline pilots and professional bodybuilders to imagine what it’s like to fly or have superstrength, even if only for a moment. Read your way out of a ho-hum daily routine with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $15 for $35 worth of comics and toys
- $20 for $45 worth of comics and toys<p>
Staffers pack the shelves with newly released comics ($2.99–$6.99), paperback graphic novels ($9.99–$29.99), and a bevy of collectibles that include toys, statues, and comic T-shirts.<p>
Comic-savvy staff stocks shelves with rare & hard-to-find comics, action figures & graphic novels in shop voted one of state's best
The comic book offers escape to its readers, allowing mere airline pilots and professional bodybuilders to imagine what it’s like to fly or have superstrength, even if only for a moment. Read your way out of a ho-hum daily routine with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $15 for $35 worth of comics and toys
- $20 for $45 worth of comics and toys<p>
Staffers pack the shelves with newly released comics ($2.99–$6.99), paperback graphic novels ($9.99–$29.99), and a bevy of collectibles that include toys, statues, and comic T-shirts.<p>
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About Comics Dungeon
In 1991, comic experts Marv Brost and Steve Beard decided Seattle needed a new outlet for mainstream, underground, and adult comics, and Comic Dungeon was born. Now owned by family oriented enthusiast Scott Tomlin, the store focuses on new and vintage comics and has attracted visits from illustrators and writers across the business. The store's shelves host scores of inky adventures, ranging from the whiz-bang derring-do of superheroes from the Green Lantern and Spider-Man to the surreal grabbed-from-TV exploits of Finn and Jake in Adventure Time. In addition to newly featured merchandise, Comics Dungeon also honors time-tested plotlines in the form of anthologies, graphic novels, and etchings on the front of old VHS tapes.