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Comic Junction Comic book store in Fargo, ND
Comic Junction is a comic book store at 2502 University Dr S e, Fargo, ND. It has a 4.7-star rating from 230 Google reviews. Customer reviews or the shop's own website show it offers pull lists, back issues, manga and indie & small press.
What it's known for
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Pull lists & subscriptions
More comic shops with pull lists →Per the shop's website
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Back issues
More comic shops with back issues →“Great selection of new comics from practically every publisher putting out comics today, along with a vast and expansive selection of back issues, expertly organized by title.”
Google review · Mentioned 3 times in reviews
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Manga selection
More comic shops with manga →“They have anime manga comic books and fantasy related reading material to toys figures and board games to imported snacks from Asia.”
Google review · Mentioned 6 times in reviews
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Indie & small press
More comic shops with indie and small press →Mentioned once in reviews
Also on the shelves
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Toys & collectibles · Tabletop & board games
“They have anime manga comic books and fantasy related reading material to toys figures and board games to imported snacks from Asia.”
Google review · Per the shop's website
From Google reviews
The staff was well attuned to the wants and needs of each individual and group, which is perfect for a store with such a diverse patronage. Introverts were left to browse after a polite offer to assist where needed. People that were new to the store were assisted to the nth degree.
Such a fun place, a hidden gem here in Fargo. Our daughter goes there all the time. Comics to manga, they even have fun snacks. Go check it out.
I was just here and visited with Kip, the business owner, for a bit about all sorts of books and anime culture too. He was super informative, helpful, and friendly! I bought a few books, including old Mickey Mouse comics, a Star Wars cookbook for kids, and a sticker book of older style Marvel characters.
This store is exactly like every comic store I visited in the mid 90s. This sounds like a back-handed compliment, but I mean it as high praise. The facilities are a bit threadbare, but the stock is correctly priced (not marked up), and the staff is very friendly to newbies and old-salts.
