It is said that teachers are the world's true superheroes, providing desultory villains with the book-learning and brain gadgets they need to hang up their masks and join the workforce. See masked defenders in action with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of merchandise at Pulp Comics in Niagara Falls.
Pulp Comics is a haven of dynamic drawings for the modern comic connoisseur with a large selection of comics, graphic novels, DVDs, and collectibles. The spacious and well-organized store includes comics ($2.99–$3.99) such as classic publications that include Wolverine, Batman and Robin, and Of Mice and X-Men as well as new favourites such as Brightest Day and True Blood. Peruse the Back-Cave, where more than 20,000 back issues from the Silver Age to the Modern Age hang upside down. Collectibles such as Star Wars figurines ornament the fanatic walls, and anime DVDs rub shoulders with flicks lifted from the pages of DC. Pulp also offers a pull-and-hold service so that, even if there's a buggy traffic jam, devotees will never miss a single issue of their favourite riveting rag. Free WiFi is also available.
Pulp Comics
Pulp Comics traces its origins to a heroic act of kindness.
In 2009, Paul Tappay donated part of his liver to his father, saving his dad's life and leaving him plenty of time to read comic books while convalescing in the hospital. Hungry for a new adventure, Paul drew up a business plan built around his love of comics, games, and pop culture. Months after the Tappay family's life-altering and lifesaving surgery, Pulp Comics began welcoming visitors not to a crowded, dimly lit lair, but to a sunny, roomy space full of new and vintage publications and droves of like-minded hobbyists.
A sense of positive, fun-loving nerddom pervades Pulp Comics' main room, where you'll find collectibles, racks of comic books, and a life-sized replica of Harrison Ford's character from Witness frozen in carbonite. Guests read gripping graphic novels in the front room's comfy leather sofas or retreat to the Back Cave, filled with more than 10,000 vintage back issues, old-school arcade games, and free WiFi.