They have a pretty big selection of things and have a nice rotation of new stuff that comes in. I think their prices are pretty average compared to places (I mean, there was no price difference between them and other stores in the area when I was collecting Hawkeye and Hellboy comics). Staff is pretty friendly and helpful, and I enjoy the fact I can talk to them about many different fandoms and they are willing to see if they can order or be on the look out for something you want. They have a nice variety of events to participate in and are friendly and easy to do business with. I've always liked going there and browsing as well, since as I've said, they have new stuff coming in all the time and sometimes you can find a real gem! They have the biggest events for free comic book day, so it gets pretty crowded there, but it is usually a lot of fun.

Don't expect much in the way of customer service, though. I've gone in there a half-dozen times in the past year and was generally looked at like as if I were an inconvenience rather than a paying customer, and I've dropped a lot of $ there over the years. They are well-organized but their prices are pretty high, so if you're in a hurry and don't mind paying more than if you went to Mail Order Comics nearby, Legend, or either of the Dragon's Lair or Ground Zero stores, you can probably find what you're looking for and clear out. Avoid their Free Comic Book Day sale...the miniscule discount isn't worth the wall-to-wall humanity crowding you out of the aisles while trying to get their C-list celebrity autograph while you're trying to shop.

The largest selection of comic books, back issues , trade paperbacks, and toys(with an entire wall dedicated to Star Wars toys) between Chicago and Denver. It is a clean, well lit family friendly store stocked with everything a comic, toy or gaming fan might want. Stop by when you are in Omaha, you won't be disappointed.