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Graham Crackers Comics Loop Comic book store in Chicago, IL
Graham Crackers Comics Loop is a comic book store at 77 E Madison St, Chicago, IL. It has a 4.7-star rating from 1,576 Google reviews. Customer reviews or the shop's own website show it offers pull lists, back issues, manga and free comic book day.
“Comics & graphic novels are the focus of this retailer with frequent in-store events.”
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 →“It's something you would tolerate on the $1 boxes not new drops.”
Google review · Mentioned 10 times in reviews
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Manga selection
More comic shops with manga →“Overwhelming amount of material available, with a truly impressive collection of comics, manga, graphic novels, and the like!”
Google review · Mentioned 4 times in reviews
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Free Comic Book Day
More shops that do Free Comic Book Day →Per the shop's website
Sell your comics here?
Graham Crackers Comics Loop buys comics, per the shop's website.
Call before you bring a collection in. Ask what they are buying right now, whether they want a list first, and whether they pay cash or store credit.
Also on the shelves
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Toys & collectibles
“So many comics on every wall, a small selection of cards, and many collectibles in the corners.”
Google review · Mentioned 4 times in reviews
From Google reviews
If you’re a comic book fan, Graham Crackers Comics in the Loop is a must-visit! The store has an amazing selection of comics, graphic novels, and collectibles. The staff is incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and always ready to offer great recommendations whether you’re a longtime reader or just getting started.
Biggest comic book selection I’ve seen for the most reasonable prices. Heavily comics and less TCG but excellent store!
I loved the selection. I love traveling around the world looking at local comic shops. I have to admit I was really disappointed with the quality of the comics. Not sure what happened as this was my first visit, but the majority of the comics on the main wall had massive spine ticks many of which were color breaking.
Unfortunately, we came in when this place was closing, but the crowd this place gathers gave me old school comic shop vibes. There was literally a line of 7 people waiting to check out at close. Often, you barely see 7 people in a comic shop at all, let alone buying things.
