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Hey, we got a question from at FoxysTVTime on YouTube asking what are some good comic book shops in town? I've been meaning to check some out myself actually.

Oh, you've got some great options in Lexington. A Plus Comics and Collectibles on Southland Drive is really solid, with an awesome selection of comics, toys, and games for everyone from newcomers to veteran collectors, featuring comics, toys, board games, collectibles, new and vintage items. They've been around since two thousand, so they know what they're doing.

What about Heroes Realm? I think I've driven past that one on New Circle.

That's the one at one thirty-nine East New Circle Road. Heroes Realm buys, sells, and trades toys, comic books and graphic novels, and supplies, carrying D-C, Marvel, Image, BOOM, I-D-W, and all the companies, with collectibles, toys, and all the other goodies, plus a great friendly atmosphere where all are welcome with a superb knowledgeable staff.

Sounds like both places have that community feel that good comic shops are known for.

Exactly. Comic Interlude is also worth mentioning as Lexington's oldest comic book and toy shop, carrying a full section of new books, backstocks, C-G-C graded comics and comic book supplies. Heroes Realm claims to have the largest dollar comics bin in Kentucky, which is pretty cool if you're looking to dig for treasures.

That's awesome. Any of these places good for someone just getting started with comics?

A Plus specifically focuses on providing a positive retail experience for the whole family with a clean, well-lighted place with comics and content for all ages. Heroes Realm offers a pull list service where customers can have their favorite comics set aside every month, and they host events like Free Comic Book Day. Both are really welcoming to newcomers.

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