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Etown Comics, Cards, and Collectibles Comic book store in Elizabethtown, KY
Etown Comics, Cards, and Collectibles is a comic book store at Between Xtreme Arcade and Roses, 611 W Poplar St suite A7, Elizabethtown, KY. It has a 4.7-star rating from 301 Google reviews. Customer reviews or the shop's own website show it offers pull lists, manga and grading & pressing.
What it's known for
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Pull lists & subscriptions
More comic shops with pull lists →Mentioned once in reviews
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Manga selection
More comic shops with manga →Per the shop's website
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Grading & pressing
More shops that help with grading and pressing →Per the shop's website
Also on the shelves
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Events & game nights
“He is passionate about the hobby himself and makes sure to give specific details about the upcoming events in store.”
Google review · Mentioned 13 times in reviews
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Also sells trading cards
“My husband had been searching all over for a magic the gathering set and finally found if here, at a really reasonable price compared to some local card shops.”
Google review · Mentioned 12 times in reviews
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Tabletop & board games
Per the shop's website
From Google reviews
E-Town Comics is hands down the best shop in the area for anything Comic/TCG/3D Print/etc. The staff is all super friendly and helpful, up until they opened I rarely got comics because there was no local shop, they helped me get set up with a weekly pull list so I never miss out on new titles when they come out.
If you’re looking for something comic/card/game/3D print/ or anything related to this kind of stuff, then you need to visit Etown Comics. They will help you get squared away. From vintage to modern and everything in between they either have it or can find it.
If your looking for a family friendly, a knowledgeable staff, a Place to set your roots in to play the childhood games we all loved as a kid or to bring your kids to let them play and trade the games they love Etown Comics is the best place for counties around.
So thankful for a store that prioritizes kids and families over profits and scalpers. After getting off work yesterday, I struck out trying to find any of the new 30th Anniversary product at Barnes & Noble, Target, Best Buy, Walmart, and everywhere else I checked.
