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New Dimension Comics - Waterfront, a TCG store in Munhall

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New Dimension Comics - Waterfront

630 East Waterfront Drive, 15120 Munhall, Pennsylvania

4.6(643 reviews on Google)
Disney Lorcana

La gente dice que esta tienda de cómics ofrece una variedad masiva de cómics, juegos de rol de mesa (TTRPG), figuras de acción y juegos de mesa, incluyendo muchos artículos nostálgicos y exclusivos. Aprecian los precios razonables y la selección bien organizada. Otros mencionan que el personal es amable, servicial y conocedor, creando un ambiente acogedor para coleccionistas y familias.

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(412) 655-8661 jonengel@ndcomics.com Website View on Google Maps

Tuesday: 12 PM–8 PM

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  • Monday: 12 PM–8 PM
  • Tuesday: 12 PM–8 PM
  • Wednesday: 12 PM–8 PM
  • Thursday: 12 PM–8 PM
  • Friday: 12 PM–9 PM
  • Saturday: 11 AM–8 PM
  • Sunday: 11 AM–6 PM
Accepts cards Wheelchair accessible

Google Reviews

Marcus P

4 months ago

Awesome selection and wide variety of products ranging from comics, TTRPGs, action figures, and board games and more!

Liz Duncan (Lizzie3D91)

6 months ago

Amazing! I'm from out of town but I work in PA, this is my favorite spot to hit everytime I'm around. I even send the warhammer paints back home to my partner! So many classic action figures and toys. Every comic ever amd sooo many minis and books for ttrpg. You'll definitely lose track of time in here

John Green

6 months ago

I stopped into New Dimension Comics in Homestead today with my original Pokémon cards — yes, *those* ones from the early ’90s. A mix of originals and even a few first editions (though, admittedly, pretty heavily played). I have to say, I was seriously impressed with what they’ve built there. The store has an awesome energy — busy and lively, but not overwhelming. There’s a constant buzz of activity, with multiple groups upstairs playing different games, while downstairs is packed wall-to-wall with comics, all incredibly well organized. On top of that, they’ve got a great selection of collectibles, miniatures, and unique knickknacks that make it easy to lose track of time just browsing. One of the best parts of the experience was bringing my son along. While they took their time going through and evaluating my cards, we spent about half an hour exploring the store together. Watching his face light up as he discovered entire worlds — Marvel, DC, and beyond — was honestly the highlight of my day. I even got to buy him his very first Pokémon card from behind the counter, which felt like a full-circle moment from my own childhood. The staff was friendly, knowledgeable, and never made us feel rushed. Prices felt fair, and the whole experience struck a great balance between being a serious shop for collectors and a welcoming place for families. I can’t recommend this place enough — whether you’re looking to buy, sell, trade, or just spend a fun afternoon soaking in some nostalgia with your kid.

Dustin Getty

a year ago

It’s big and they have a lot of merchandise. I went to their location today to find a newer book. They did not have it. It’s cool, things sell out. However, no one greeted me. I had to find someone to ask for my desired book. The gentleman I found was awkward and weird and kept talking over me. (The more y think about it - he may not even have worked there because I saw no lanyard). I browsed some more and it took me near the counter. There were 3 employees behind counter and one in front. None of them acknowledged me. Two of people behind counter were engaged in their own conversation. The other was looking at his phone. The guy in front of counter was directly in my path and he couldn’t even be bothered to look up. I even lingered there to see if I could get acknowledgment and nothing. Customer service has always been an issue at NDC (one of the reasons I stopped going years back). Save yr money for an independent comic shop where you are treated with respect. I’d suggest the Phantom of the Attic.

Armando Morin

5 years ago

The ultimate N.E.R.D store!! (Never.Ending.Radical.Dude) I personally am not into comic books but once I found that they carry comic books based on some of my favorite cartoons I was intrigued. They had Zelda comic books, Naruto comic books, Dragon ball comic books. It was incredible how many selections of reading material they had. They also carry cool collectors items and Knick-knacks.

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