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Mad Platter Records & Wonderland Books Comic book store in Honolulu, HI
Mad Platter Records & Wonderland Books is a comic book store at Na Lama Kukui, 560 N Nimitz Hwy #119A, Honolulu, HI. It has a 4.5-star rating from 238 Google reviews. Customer reviews or the shop's own website show it offers signings.
“Record store with new/used vinyl, CDs, cassettes, books, DVDs, Blu-rays & comics, plus games & monthly sales & events.”
What it's known for
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Signings & creator events
More comic shops that host signings →“They were also kind enough to let me host an author book-signing event for BOTH of my books a couple years apart.”
Google review · Mentioned once in reviews
Also on the shelves
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Events & game nights
“They were also kind enough to let me host an author book-signing event for BOTH of my books a couple years apart.”
Google review · Mentioned 3 times in reviews
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Toys & collectibles
“And a listening station with fun collectibles scattered throughout the store.”
Google review · Mentioned 2 times in reviews
From Google reviews
The staff is incredibly humble and accommodating. I didn't have enough coins to pay for my purchase, but they graciously let it slide. You can genuinely enjoy your time there without any interruptions from the staff.
This is my favorite store I visited on vacation. Insane collection of everything imaginable. Books, toys, vinyl, CDs, cassettes, comic books, tarot cards and manga. It's not just that the selection is large, but it's also very well curated and priced. The women behind the counter was very helpful and welcoming.
Plenty of used books on the topics of UFOs, the occult, reiki, hawaiian food, crime, mysticism. Fiction book selection is fair, sci fi selection is rather large. I bought the only PKD they had which is an audiobook “the Broken Bubble”. I’d say this is likely the only used book store on the island
Fantastic comic shop inside a larger music and book shop - every time i thought i had gone through all the comic boojs, i found some more :) - spent about an hour there but could have doubled that easily. Lots of 60-90's books are perfect to fill gaps in older collections.
