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New Dimension Comics
516 Lawrence Ave., 16117 Ellwood City, Pennsylvania
La gente dice que esta tienda ofrece una amplia variedad de cómics, manga y juegos de cartas como Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering y Yu-Gi-Oh. Mencionan también el ambiente acogedor y la amabilidad del personal.
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Tuesday: 10 AM–7 PM
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- Monday: 10 AM–5 PM
- Tuesday: 10 AM–7 PM
- Wednesday: 10 AM–7 PM
- Thursday: 10 AM–7 PM
- Friday: 10 AM–7 PM
- Saturday: 10 AM–5 PM
- Sunday: 10 AM–5 PM
Google Reviews
Chad Ragland
4 months ago
A little pricey on Pokémon Cards but very friendly and helpful
Anthony Lee
5 months ago
Thank you for being our local comic store. Tim, Bob, and Josh are the best and the vibe is always welcoming. They are involved in the community and offer a wonderful adventure no matter what the day is. This place is magical.
Mark Robertts
10 months ago
Great friendly staff, newest pokemon, one piece and MTG products along with other card games. Huge selection of comics. 10/10 recommend to all lovers of lore.
Ellie Haines
2 years ago
Great local comic shop with a truly huge selection. My step-father often went here for Punisher and other comics. I recently went myself to check out their manga section. The stock is definitely oriented towards western media. The anime I found was relegated to a box set of Gundam Seed Destiny missing all but one disc and a couple others I didn't recognize. Their newer manga is up front near the rest of their new stock, but it's very small. Just a few miscelanious books and collectables. In the back, among the sea of other comics, is their old stock. Mostly duplicates of Ranma ½ and Mai the Psychic Girl, this unsorted mass of manga was difficult to dig through. But that didn't deter me. After digging for a while, I found many great well preserved issues. Particularly, I was excited to find 2001 Nights and Baoh. Sorry not sorry to anyone looking, because I picked them up. There's also some Macross, Gundam, magazine sets, and more if you're willing to find it. There's a big section of tabletop cards, it looked like mostly MtG, by the window. I don't play personally, but it definitely seems worth a look if that's your jam. Next to those cards is a big set of tables, so perhaps it would be a good venue to play too. The vibe inside was nice, as were the staff. The shop wasn't very busy at around 3pm on a Thursday. I saw a handful of people come and go while I was there, all of whom quietly and politely went about their own perusing. There is a quaint park in the neighboring lot. Unfortunately, neither have a bike rack near the street side. I locked my bike to the lamp post near the door with no problems. There is coin-pay parking on the street, if you arrive by car. I hope the staff sort the manga eventually, but judging by the one box labeled "New 9-17-18" I doubt it will happen any time soon. There are some gems in there, but they are burried among 3 tiers of unsorted boxes. That or just let me come in and I will go buck wild sorting it all lol
Rowanda Thystlemeijer
2 years ago
Comic lover's dream. Boxes upon boxes upon boxes of comics. They also have cards, dice and Pop figures
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