Heroes & Dragons

Tons upon tons of books. Worth going to when they have a sale. They stopped getting new comics but they still buy and sell old ones. Largest comic store in town.

HUGE selection of comic books– both old and new. You can also find first-​edition copies of books, movies, and an assortment of dragon figurines inside. The prices ranged from very cheap ($ 2-​$ 5 comics) to kind of on the expensive side ($ 25 comic), but they were all color-​coded by price. I ended up buying Marvel Iron Man, X-​Men, Ghost Rider, and Gargoyles comics! :)
P. S. The giant dragon they have suspended from the ceiling is totally awesome! ;)

g1s, kenner, gijoe, star wars, trek, vintage, books, comics, great prices.
Was surpised to find a massive comic-​book shop in Columbia, South Carolina!
The prices here are all marked by sticker colors, either $ 5, 10, 20, which in my opinion is awesome. I got a bunch of cool Ghostbusters, G1 stuff, and Richie Rich comic books for all under $ 60. These prices are hard to beat, you wouldn’t be able to find a g1 transformer for under $ 30 – 50 bucks in Texas unless your online, but you can’t touch or feel it.
They also have a LARGE Selection of comics, books, documents, and all kind of magazines. They even have a $ 1 Room, everything in the room is $ 1 pretty awesome if you ask me.
Go check it out! I spent bout hour an half just browsing.

Taking a trip to Laurens, SC from Daytona Beach, FL, I spotted a Schlotzsky’s Deli fromt he highway and decided to stop to get something to eat. Right across the street was a ridiculously large comic shop, so I had to check it out. The place is so big inside, it took well over an hour to really look through the store.
They have a big section of the store dedicated to new and old /​sealed and pre-​owned action figures. Tons of the rare original Star Wars toys that were awesome to finally see in person, let alone for sale. Plenty of other figures too… Marvel, DC, Ghostbusters, Simpsons, McFarlane, Star Trek, random movies and shows and just about everything else that’s been made.
Lots of statues available too, some even custom made. One in particular was a Kang (Simpsons character) statue that stood about nine inches tall for $ 60. I grew up watching the Simpsons ever since I was four thanks to my parents loving the Tracy Ullman Show. I never collected anything of theirs, but I knew the only thing released of Kang & Kodos was from Playmates. Needless to say, I had to buy the statue.
Another thing they have that I don’t see a lot of other shops carrying are cardboard displays for movies. One that caught my attention was an original Hellraiser standee display that stood about four foot and had that kind of 3D effect. With it in mint condition and only priced at $ 20, I couldn’t leave it in the store.
Sort of glad I don’t live in Columbia, or even in the state because I would go broke visiting this store all the time. Plus with that Schlotzsky’s across the street, I wouldn’t even have to go home to eat. It’s been two years since I last visited, but I can see they are still doing very well for themselves and they certainly deserve it.

Large and well-​organized store. G1 Transformers pricing was fairly competitive for the secondary market (some items overpriced).

Wow, this place is huge! Not only that, but I stopped by on a Saturday morning and it was jam-​packed! I was not aware that something like this existed in Columbia…
While they didn’t have what I was looking for in-​stock, they were very eager to help and even tried to find a suitable alternative.
Inventory was broken down into sections, too, which was nice. Everything wasn’t all bleeding into the rest of the items. If you were looking for a tabletop game, you know, ‘Ok, it’s gonna be in *this* area’.
Games, figures, comics, and who knows what else (I was on a schedule when I stopped and didn’t have much time to look around)… There was also a very large room with tables set up for gaming.
I wish it were just a bit closer to home, then I’d take my daughter here *every* Saturday!