Tenumi Comics

Tourists and people paying by card: be very careful. Over the weekend, I bought some Pokémon cards for my son that were supposed to cost 500 pesos. I paid with a credit card. The young man entered the total on the terminal without letting me see what he entered and swiped my card. Then he printed a receipt, kept it for himself, and didn't print my copy from the terminal. Instead, he entered the amount into his computer and printed a small receipt from another register. At first, I thought it was strange. I quickly checked the receipt, just to make sure he had entered the 500 pesos, and he had. The problem came the next day: I logged into my bank's app and saw that he had actually overcharged me by 35 pesos. I carefully reviewed the receipt he gave me and saw that he had marked my payment as "cash," which it wasn't. I don't even know if the terminal was actually from the store or not. I'd much rather donate $1,000 pesos to someone in need than have a business rip me off for just $35 pesos. What a disgraceful place. Because of these kinds of underhanded tactics, I would never recommend an establishment like this.

Okay, they have a variety of comics and TCG cards, although their card prices are higher than in other stores in the city.

A pleasant place with a variety of sections for pre-orders and special editions, it's a good place for any fan.

Review for the shop on the right. The place is nice and has some good things, but the service is terrible, especially the cashier. She seems to have no knowledge of what they sell, and that's why you can't ask her about any product because she doesn't know what to tell you.

I was happy to come by this place while staying in Merida. They had a few different Pokemon card collections that were unavailable in the US. The staff were very helpful. I came away with some great souvenirs.