We offer subscription services for those who wish to keep up with new releases, while curating a wide selection current periodicals + graphic novels that span the mainstream, and alternative comic book industry. You can set up a pull-list via our web-store. Additionally we keep a healthy stock of vintage comics, and back-issues in regular rotation.
As an approximate rule, if your comics are from the mid-eighties and back, or have a cover price that's under $1, we're potentially interested in purchasing them. We unfortunately can't make guarantees about buying your comics without having a look at what's on hand. Get in touch and we can figure things out.
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Life-long comic habits motivated us to open in 2016. We're anxious to share the medium with other eager readers - whether it's masked heroes that inspire us, or alternative publications that challenge the status quo.
Wess
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➡ Get To Know Wess
Wess has been looking at comics since before he could read. He worked under Stan Daniel and Jason Bean for a half decade at Kingdom Comics where he was taught how to assess the value of comics based on their age, condition, canonical relevance, and historical importance. Contact Wess concerning any comic subscription, or order services.
Hannah
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➡ Get To Know Hannah
Boasting a MA in Enligh from Montevallo, with a focus on graphic narratives, queer studies and Marxist theory, Hannah probably knows more about comics than anyone else in the room. An X-Men True Believer to the core - their fervor for Marvel Comics is matched by a notable dedication to DC Comics, and manga.
Memphis
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➡ Get To Know Memphis
By a narrow margin, a majority of Memphis’ life has been spent growing up at Sanctum. As a rite of passage he has been bestowed with the great responsibility of tending the front counter. When not helping customers, you can usually find them behind the register burning through the shop’s graphic novel inventory. During your next visit Memphis will be happy to tell you why his favorite creator - Daniel Warren Johnson - is as Danhausen would say “very nice, very evil.”