Midtown Comics Downtown

Midtown Comics Downtown New York City has a massive selection of comics, collectibles and more! They have some really cool displays and lots to look at and purchase! It's pretty overwelming at first. You will definitely need to invest some time here if you're a serious shopper. The staff provides helpful guidance especially if you have a general idea of what you're looking for. Even if you're not a huge comic book fan it's worth checking out!

Found some rare comics that I never knew existed. Large variety of anime & comics. Prices are somewhat reasonable. I like this location since it’s on Fulton st.

A huge varieties of Action figures, comics, T shirt, manga, Transformers toys, worth to shop around in this store, staffs are nice and friendly. 🙂😎

Fantastic store with huge, all encompassing range of stock, back issues, new titles, collections, toys, clothes...

This was my favourite Midtown Comics in Manhattan. Great variety of products and kind staff. It's close to the Brooklyn bridge in downtown but far from the middle part of Manhattan.

Great place and the entire staff are EXTREMELY friendly. They actually went out of their way to help me find an issue and even though they did not have it, the game multiple suggestions where to find it. I recommend this place to any comic fan.

Best comic store....ever. Well, not quite but it's very good. The staff look like they were trained in "The Android's Dungeon" and are suitably knowledge about comic books. The shelves are ordered by character rather than by publisher which makes life a lot easier. Most of the store is devoted to comics, not merch, which is refreshing.

Never gets old... This is my favorite comic book shop for a while now. A few years ago I brought my son for a treat and ever since it has become a huge treat to get there a few times a year. The selection of comic books, and books on Marvel characters is great! They also have very cool figures, and quite a bit of collectables.

Midtown Comics Downtown New York City has a massive selection of comics, collectibles and more! They have some really cool displays and lots to look at and purchase! It's pretty overwelming at first. You will definitely need to invest some time here if you're a serious shopper. The staff provides helpful guidance especially if you have a general idea of what you're looking for. Even if you're not a huge comic book fan it's worth checking out!

Found some rare comics that I never knew existed. Large variety of anime & comics. Prices are somewhat reasonable. I like this location since it’s on Fulton st.

A huge varieties of Action figures, comics, T shirt, manga, Transformers toys, worth to shop around in this store, staffs are nice and friendly. 🙂😎

Fantastic store with huge, all encompassing range of stock, back issues, new titles, collections, toys, clothes...

This was my favourite Midtown Comics in Manhattan. Great variety of products and kind staff. It's close to the Brooklyn bridge in downtown but far from the middle part of Manhattan.

Great place and the entire staff are EXTREMELY friendly. They actually went out of their way to help me find an issue and even though they did not have it, the game multiple suggestions where to find it. I recommend this place to any comic fan.

Best comic store....ever. Well, not quite but it's very good. The staff look like they were trained in "The Android's Dungeon" and are suitably knowledge about comic books. The shelves are ordered by character rather than by publisher which makes life a lot easier. Most of the store is devoted to comics, not merch, which is refreshing.

Never gets old... This is my favorite comic book shop for a while now. A few years ago I brought my son for a treat and ever since it has become a huge treat to get there a few times a year. The selection of comic books, and books on Marvel characters is great! They also have very cool figures, and quite a bit of collectables.

This is a great place right in the financial district. I work nearby and it is a great place to come by and check out all the latest issues of my favorite characters. There are other locations available in the city but this one is my favorite. You have all your favorite comics, toys, and merchandise available. The employees are all friendly and helpful when you need something. I tend to come by every month to read all the new issues. It is not super busy all the time so it's great to enjoy the peaceful experience. Feel free to come by for a couple of hours and spend your day here. You can't go wrong with some great comic books.

Its a place for everyone! Found all type of cool things from comics to Funko to action figures. Large selection of new and back issues with a few wall books available saw from gold to bronze age. There are a few floors to go through so make sure you have some time. Everyone is interacted with was friendly. You can find items from $1 and up so something for everyones budget.

I frequent comic book stores a lot, specially this one and while not always you can find what you're looking for it helps when you find something just as close. On my last visit to this midtown comics the female front desk person was super rude to me, sarcastically responding to my request for assurance. ' did you not see the entire section of what you're looking for?' When I replied yes I did but I couldn't find what I was looking for so I wondered if there was more she responded with 'No, and we won't look in the back for you either' in a super rude way. Instead of taking the opportunity to help out in another way she simply shut me down and sent me off. Horrible way to get comic fans to buy comics.

Midtown Comics is the best. Whenever I get to NYC I always stop by. This time I found a 20 center I was looking for at a great price. Thanks!

Midtown Comics Downtown is really packed with everything you could ever want related to comics. This place is jam packed with my favorite items. I can browse in here a couple hours. I love the classic comics. If You can't find what you're looking for the employees are ready to help. There's two other locations for Midtown Comics but I find this location has an even better variety of comic related merchandise that isn't available at the other locations. The figurines are beautiful in their glass display cases. I'm a definite fan of Midtown Comics Fulton Street. Even if you don't collect comics it's a fun store to shop for gifts.

Going to Midtown Comics was on my list of things to do while visiting NYC. This was the closest one to us and what we were doing. While not as big as the location I wanted to go, this location had an impressive amount of comics. Both single issues, graphic novels, pops, statues, and other collectables. Definitely pop in and check it out, as they may have what you're looking for.

One of my two favorite NYC comic stores (the other being Forbidden planet). I try and visit this very comprehensive comic/comic related toy shop whenever I get the chance to come to the East Coast. They just celebrated their 25th anniversary and business was bumping, an awesome sign if you love the medium as I do!

First off, their Batman section is incredibly impressive and the largest I've seen across comic shops. This one is usually quieter than 42nd, and it has a way better selection on a given title you are looking for. Like 42nd street but imo better for the wider selection.

I order through the app and online all the time and to date have always received what I've ordered and packaged very well. The only complaint I have is the processing time. It will take anywhere from 3-5 days from the time you pay before they actually ship.

I was seeking some missing issues for a run of one dollar comics that had recently come out and fortunately for me, the Midtown Comics franchise had a number of copies of the ones that my local comic store didn't manage to get. In order to get them I placed the order online which was rather easy but there was some confusion in setting up the final payment, so either I was doing something wrong or something wasn't manifesting when I was supposed to see it. Either way once that had been taken care of I ordered my issues and marked the pick up spot at the Downtown store on Fulton Street, not far from the South Street Seaport. After a day at the American Museum of Natural History I learned my order was there so I headed downtown. The shop is located on the second floor and its very spacious up there. The staff was super friendly and they were chatting the typical geek things with some other customers. Since I had some time, I looked around and while I had been there before quite a few times I never pointed this out on Yelp. Being a comic book store there are obviously a lot of issues to rifle through for potential purchasing and they have quite a stockpile to choose from. I quick perusal of the space found me seeing a number of the latest action figures including a lot of Neca, McFarlane Toys and Funko offerings. Should you need supplies they have protective sleeves, boards and assorted holders for cards and the like. Sadly the plastic bag ban finds the store without plastic bags for your purchases but they have a sweet looking tote for you to purchase for a reasonable price. Oh yeah and very important for the time we are in, the staff was all wearing masks and I saw some gloves too. Shoppers must have a mask or leave the premises. A very good experience and a little something for everyone when all comes down to it.

Glad these guys are around. Tons of thoughtful comics, collections and merchandise. I spend $ every I go. Staff are helpful and comic fans themselves.

Thinking of ordering comics online through Midtown? (Yeah, I'm adding my review to the countless others who rank this company one star for a crummy experience. You know those five star ratings are mostly fake...) Some things you should know: 1.) When can I expect my books? Even though your comics come out like clock work - these folks mail it whenever they get around to it. 2.) Got an issue of any kind? You can't talk to a person. Only email. The name of their customer service rep is "Jay Jonah Jameson." (HEY BE GRATEFUL IT'S NOT DOOM!!! I guess . . . and it's a telling choice.) 3.). Damaged in shipping? See my pictures and read all the comments on online ordering. 25% off your next order OR mail them back for a "refund," TPB not included, you pay for return shipping and you print them an invoice, write them a note (so.. you're like an employee...). I've been burned. So have others. Are you going to roll the dice?

What can I say this is the spot. Funny books everywhere! Multi floors! I always leave with stuff I didn't intend to buy and variants of course!

This place rocks. Great customer service. Mike really looks out for his customers. If your looking for a place to get comics/sci-go fix, you have to go to Midtown Comics Downtown!!!

Great Shop for current books. Helpful staff. Awesome House Variant covers. Clean and organized but the love of Thor stop putting price tags over the issue number.

This is one cool place. The staffs were very helpful and directed me to exactly what I was looking for. There were comic books, action figures, and all types of figurines. I was surprised there was Dragon Ball Z (DBA). I was looking for a DBZ Goku figurine as a gift. I was informed where I could find it without any confusion. In addition, I wanted to know how big one of the DBZ Goku was and the staff was nice enough to open the brand new product and show me just exactly what I was getting for my buck.

Online ordering is really bad as they almost always send out damaged books and their way of compensation is to give 25% off or mail it back at your own expense. It seems like a purposeful scam to sell damaged comics online to make money. Plenty of other online comics who care to chose from.

I love this place... the employees always help with the latest best read comic books. They are great to talk to about any addiction Marvel, DC, or animation comic that your Nerdy heart desires. I am a THANOS lover so they basically help out with which edition i should purchase, i could read it right there in the store but because i like collecting anything THANOS i always take them home. I even purchase some Walking Dead comics for my mother, ( Who is a new Nerd and i'm very proud of her) . When you do enter you do have to go up a couple of stairs which isn't the best for an over weight person like me.. i do not like and physical work... but once you reach the top it's like a victory (Rocky Balboa scene playing in my head). Good thing is they have high air conditioning blowing in the store so i get to take my time in cool air picking out which comic i will like to read this week. I've purchase comic con tickets here last year. one of the staff even gave me a extra ticket because i ran here on my lunch break out of breath in desperate need of a ticket and she seen how determine i was she offered one for free. Such a nice lady. I would recommend all my comic lover to take a look here... never know what treasures you may find!

I've been a patron of Midtown Comics for over 10 years, and I had never been to the downtown location until recently. This location has to be my favorite. The staff is incredibly friendly (I asked for help with where to start with Batman, and had a great conversation with the person helping me), the aisles are easy to navigate, and there are tons of things in stock (comics, figurines, t-shirts, etc.), including a large clearance section. If you get a chance, definitely stop by this place.

I've been to all three Midtown Comics locations now and for me I found this to be the best. Selection, customer service (though to be fair I think customer service has been awesome at all three) and store layout. I got two great books, one a special Midtown only variant cover and got it for a decent price. I was also more impressed with their selection of key books here too. Some really good finds here and some good prices as well. I'm surprised when I see other people complaining about the prices here because honestly I don't have an issue with them at all.

After many years I decided to get back into comics recently. Lo and behold a Midtown Comics is basically down the block from my Mom's house so now my Mom gets to see me more because I got hooked on this place! I have never been to any of the other stores but I totally love this location. The staff may be the nicest and most helpful of any store I have ever been in and I mean that. You are always greeted with a hello and they always ask if you need any help, I have seen them call other locations to track down issues for customers. They will happily tell you what comics they enjoy, how to get back into them or what to start with if youre new to it all. They also have alot of collectibles,shirts,bobbleheads,toys (the stuffed Michonne from Walking Dead is on my to buy list) magnets (got my Joker and Harley Quinn magnets! Yeah I'm a nerd) The place is quiet and relaxing and they let you browse around all you want. Awesome place!

Terrible would not help replace or refund a book that clearly was lost in the mail. They fit. Care about their customers at all and customer service is sub par at best.

My 2nd favorite comic shop after Bulletproof Comics in my former home of East Flatbush (sorry MC, been going there since they opened in '92). The difference is Midtown Comics Downtown is closer to me than that store, and the others that are closer run out of stock too soon and Midtown seldom does even if you don't get there at Wednesday. The staff is really courteous and helpful and they're never as crowded to make you uncomfortable (see Midtown West). Really do love this place and it fulfills my comic book high whenever its needed. See me there!

For many months I have ordered comics online through midtown and once again I received very damaged comics. These comics appeared to have been knowingly damaged and still put in the shipment since there were multiple creases in covers and some were folded back down to possibly go unnoticed. The stores themselves are good, but the shipping department for online orders is horrible. I do not recommend ordering through their online system because of the amount of damaged comics that come from that place.

Fantastic comic shop that I visited on my trip to New York this past April. The staff was friendly staff and the shop had a wide variety of items to look through.

My favorite neighborhood comic book store. Wide selection of the latest comics, toys, figurines and apparel. Staff is super-friendly and knowledgable. Become a member and get a discount to boot!

This is the best midtown location! Best selection very organized not as congested as the other locations are. They have everything and are very helpful and attentive!

I did not grow up reading comics and was late to the MCU movies. I work down the street from Midtown Comics Downtown and thought I'd visit for Avengers comics now that I am obsessed with the films! These guys are great! I found some real passion for comics here and the salespeople are willing to discuss and advise on next purchases. (I purchased "Infinity Gauntlet.")The store is well-organized and clean. Note to mobility-challenged!: It's a walk-up a short flight of steps.

Cool store. Not as big of a selection as the one near Times Square but if your in the area.

In my experience, Midtown Comics Downtown is a great shop. If you can't find something at any of their other stores, this is the place to find it. When I'm in the area, this is the place I look and buy stuff and have a great time.

I've been to this location a couple of times.I don't know if they have any outside of New York it a chain,but the comics selection is decent the bad part is if you're into sports cards the selection is abysmal.I do not come here very often for that reason alone.I sometime on a rare occasions for only card supplies.

I've been to this particular comic shop a few times. I'd say between 5 and 10. Their prices are somewhat on the higher end, so nothing special there. It really sucks when you get stuck in line behind someone who is having a 35 minute conversation with the cashier. This has happened to me more than once, and sometimes to the point where I took what I was going to buy and put it back and left. I've noticed they give their friends deals there, taking off some money for people they knew. While I'm okay with this, it doesn't excuse disregarding your customers just because your friend is hanging around. This got three stars instead of just one because the other experiences I've had at this store were fairly decent, and it's always nice stopping by and picking up a nice shirt or comic.

Midtown Comics rock! Wanted to take time out to thank everyone at Midtown for your exceptional service with online purchases. I have been a "satisfied" customer for quite some time now and remain a loyal customer. Thanks again, Rick

This is a real big comic store with a lotta comic books, back issues, trade paperbacks, toys. Statues, googaws, masks, hardcovers, magazines, collectibles, trading cards, rings, necklaces, garbage, manga, European comics, Star Wars stuff. You can buy everything but happiness here. Good enough though. Clean, good staff, well stocked, and you get twenty dollars credit for every hundred you spend.

Great comic store. They have a good frequent customer bonus program. the employee's have sections with their recommendations (have learned about many great reads this way).

This is a new branch for the long-running Midtown Comics, adding to its existing locations in Times Square and near Grand Central. It has all the features of the other two branches, including n extensive selection of new comics, a deep collection of back issues (including featured back issues on display on the walls) videos, books, toys, and t-shirts. It is on the second floor, like the other two loications, but there is an elevator. It is bigger than the Grand Central location, but smaller than Times Square. Midtown has made a successful effort at making the store bright and friendly, well organized, and full of a diversity of merchandise. It's a little farther from the subway than I would like, but its location is convenient for tourists or the after-work crowd in the South Street Seaport area. All in all, it is a welcome addition to the comic book shop population, which is only now recovering from the crash of the mid - 1990's

A cozy place to buy books and toys, and it is located near a Dunkin' Donuts. The customer service is beyond welcoming.

The go to place for all my high end statues, I would like to compliment Mike the third floor manager for always being knowledgeable & patient & courteous. kudos Mike you have a lifetime customer. Thanks again for the great service.

I've been to the Times Square and Downtown locations, and this place is 100% legit. Upon walking in I was greeted and asked if they could help me find so,etching. Immediately I said "The Walking Dead," and they radioed another dude that wasn't behind the counter to walk me over to that area. Nice. There are plenty of tshirts, figurines, graphic novels, comic novelties and, of course comics, to choose from. While it was Tuesday, the day before the new issue came out, I asked if they had any Comic News, the comic book insider newspaper. I was told that they sell out usually the day they come out, on Wednesday. Great location and friendly staff. Come here and hang out.

Great place! New, clean, helpful and very friendly staff. Huge selection from toys, comic, graphic novels, apparel and much more. Con: No parking!

Very helpful and knowledgeable staff that are always around and ask if you need help. Similarly to the other Midtown Comics stores, the selection is pretty extensive, including some imported items from Japan, and you could easily get carried away for an hour or two looking through everything. I've been to two comic signings and aside from having to wait in the dark alleyway next to the store, they're generally handled well.

It was a little hot in there yesterday so I wouldn't hang out here too long on a hot day but it does the chain justice. Not as big as some of the other locations but still has the friendly staff, decent selection & clean + organized space. They also have the friendliness to women as well as awesome figurines, shirts, etc. so non-comic book folk can find things here as well.

Comics!!! Ok ok so seriously, comics are awesome. Have you read any awesome comics lately? Midtown Comics, downtown in the financial district is a huge store with a lot of space and everything you want from Comics. Sadly though, they only have comics and comic associated awesomeness and do not carry other "geek" related gear like Game Systems like Dungeons and Dragons and similar games and stuff. But that's ok - b/c it's comics and lots of them. The large aisles allow you to browse without being interrupted by other patrons browsing themselves. It is very well organized - being very intuitive after looking around for a few minutes. They also have some collectible items, like action-figures and buttons and pins, along with some apparel (hats, tees, hoodies etc), and some novelty items like mugs and lunch boxes. The staff was all very very helpful and very knowledgeable on comics and anything one person didn't know - someone else, staffer or otherwise knew something about. So comic book geeks come on down!!!

Summary: This is a fantastic store to get new and old comics. It has a good sized novel and back issue section. If you work down in the area, it's very convenient. It is my favorite of the three city locations! The Staff: In my opinion the friendliest of the three locations. The guy working the back is very knowledgeable and extremely helpful. The two girls working the counters are sooooo friendly. Organization: The new comic wall is very well organized for the main publishers (Marvel, DC, Image, IDW). The indies are a little bit confusing so I always end up asking if a new issue of an indie is out yet. The novel section is pretty well organized but I always end up asking for help finding something as I'm not sure where it is quickly. Overall, a great store. I always enjoy coming here on Wednesdays for new comic day.

So I remember reading about when this place opened, then always made a mental note to go there and check it out. The only problem is: I'm never in the financial district, and I could never justify making a special trip downtown just to go here, mainly because I work within walking distance of the other two midtown locations. Then, the annual library rally was held at City Hall Park last week, and that's like a 5-10 minute walk from Fulton St. Plus, the weather was nice for once AND it happened on a Wednesday. If you're a nerd, you know that's when the new comic books come out. So I think the fates were conspiring to make sure I checked out this store. And check it out I did. I'm glad I did. This is clearly hands down the best of the Midtown Comics locations. Like it's predecessors, it probably was not built to be a comic book store specifically, but they clearly scouted locations for a space that suit their purposes. The Midtowns that are actually in midtown are awkwardly arranged (especially the tight space of the Grand Central-er locations, which I prefer), but this place actually has a book stack area for graphic novels that you can walk around in. The fact that this is a 'Midtown Comics' NOWHERE NEAR MIDTOWN was not lost on me. It's silly that it's still called that, but I would probably argue that it was my favorite out of the bunch. Also, the girl at the checkout counter was super nice and cute. If you have an account at the other stores, it also works here (obviously). Definitely worth stopping by in the area, and Wall Streeters needed a comic shop in their 'hood.

To me, this comic book store is as close to perfect as you're going to get. If you like Midtown Comics's other locations, but aren't big on how crowded those stores can get, this is the location for you. The store itself is well lit and spacious, which is probably why Midtown hosts most of their signings and events here. There are sections for comics, toys, statues, supplies and apparel. If I want a comic, this is my first stop in trying to find it. They're always well stocked with all the major publishers' (and many minor publishers') latest titles. If you want it, there's a good chance they have it. And if they don't, the staff will gladly call their sister stores and if one of them has it, have them hold it for you. The staff is knowledgeable, friendly and quick to offer help without being overbearing. They're very customer oriented here. And let's not forget the Midtown Comics discount program. It's free to join, and for every $100 you spend on new comics, you earn $20 in store credit. Every city deserves to have at least one comic book store as good as this one.

Great selection of books and comics and action figurines. I come here whenever I pass by just to see what's new and also to look at comics I would've never heard of else wise. They have some pretty good deals every so often where they will have discounts on comics or figurines. The price is a little marked up for the location, but it offers the convenience of being able to have access to endless comics.

Great comic book store. Nice layout with newer comics, old comics in the front, and displays in the back. Only 3 stars for a couple reasons. While they have back issues of certain comics, some of them were a bit overpriced. I know it's a business but even I thought that certain back issues were way priced way too much that would stimulate someone to buy. Location is okay. Near number line trains which is convenient. Staff was okay. One guy working there was helpful but everyone else seemed too busy to help. I think it's a decent comic book store. You can find a lot of newer cool stuff here, but don't know about older busts or figures for sale. The sale section is decent as well. Worth a visit imho.

UPDATE: No. Not accurate. I received two shipments from Midtown after the address change prior to this incident. Therefore the explanation being provided to you is inaccurate, I invite you to look further into this issue. ----------- Incredibly disappointed. I've been an online subscriber for a couple years now. Things were good. I filled out my Previews orders and would occasionally order books in addition to my scheduled order. I set up my delivers to arrive every other week, usually they arrive on Saturday of the week they were shipped. Occasionally they'd get delayed until Monday. This past week Saturday came and went and no books arrived. Monday came and went, still no books, the same on Tuesday. So I decided I'd better check with them... And thus entered my journal into the realization that Midtown Comics has ZERO customer service skills. They wrote back to me saying my books have shipped, and they were delayed because they had a big sale. I was annoyed but decided to let it go, my books were on their way. On Thursday, they write to me to verify my address? This strikes me as odd since they'd stated my books had already shipped. So, I write back, verified my address and asked about my books. They informed they hadn't shipped yet. They were busy and they would go out today or tomorrow. I called in and spoke to Rob at one of the stores, he informed me he was the General Manager, nice guy, apologized but ultimately did nothing to help the situation. He said the supervisor of the online deliveries would contact me... What I shock, no calls, no email, no one at Midtown really cares. It's Saturday, my books still have not shipped. Oh, did I mention I paid for these months ago? So, to recap: 1. MidtownComics failed to live up to the agreement we made when I ordered the books (shipping every other week). 2. Neglected to perform basic customer service of notifying a long standing customer their books wouldn't ship in time when they realized they had an issue. 2a. You'd think regular subscribers who you've taken money from months in advance would get some sort of scheduled drivers no matter what sale actually took place... Wouldn't you? 2b. That's me thinking about customer service again... 3. Lied and said the books shipped when they didn't -- Yes, LIED, as their system would be able to tell which shipments were sent and which ones weren't. 4. When I followed up, instead of owning up to their mistake, they said they didn't tell me the books shipped. 5. When I attached the email showing they in fact did say they shipped my order instead of admitting they were long, they IGNORED it 6. They at no point took any action to try and rectify the situation 7. Again, it's worth repeating they took NO action to rectify their mistake or their lie. NONE. 8. When I followed up with Rob, the General Manager, he said he couldn't do anything. Maybe it's just the industry I'm in, but how does a General Manager not have the ability to rectify a customer issue? 9. The fact that every email response I received showed they had absolutely no concern for me as a customer, nor did they acknowledge they did anything at all wrong. 10. At this point I honestly have no idea if I will ever receive any of the books I've paid for. Poor customer service. May I please recommend ANY other online service for your comics so you aren't dismissed by this company as I've been. Again, it's Saturday, and the online supervisor who was supposed to call me... Still hasn't. Well, he/she is probably at home reading comics... I wish I was. I really hope someone at Midtown who actual has authority reads this, I'd love to know if they think what's happened to me qualifies as anything other than a total failure on Midtown's part. Updated 4/1/19 While I wish this was an April Fools joke-- It's not. I waited until after 1:30pm, I still hadn't been called by the online supervisor so I called back in. I got ahold of the manager He knew nothing about me and says Rob, the General Manager hadn't sent him anything. We went over the situation, he was distant and uncaring. Denied they lied to me until I read the email aloud to him, then he confirmed I was right. I let him know I would no longer be ordering from them, his response, "yeah, well, okay." We spoke for a couple more minutes as he, I'm trying to be nice, rabbles as if he were at a loss for words until, "well, it's sucks the delays caused the delay, kinda like a broken window." Again, does anyone from MidTown monitor Yelp? Does anyone from Midtown care you just lost a customer?