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Red Hood Comics Comic book store in Las Vegas, NV
Red Hood Comics is a comic book store at 570 S Decatur Blvd, Las Vegas, NV. It has a 4.8-star rating from 105 Google reviews. Customer reviews or the shop's own website show it offers pull lists, back issues and vintage & keys.
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, extremely well organized, a ton of back issues and CGC books, and the owner is extremely knowledgeable and friendly.”
Google review · Mentioned 6 times in reviews
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Vintage & key issues
More shops with vintage and key comics →“You’ll immediately notice the display case of the screen worn costume pieces worn by Jack Nicholson in Tim Burton’s Batman and the slabbed comics adorned on all the walls.”
Google review · Mentioned 6 times in reviews
Sell your comics here?
Red Hood Comics 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.
From Google reviews
Spiderman is blue and red. Deadpool is red and dead. A February grand opening for Robert's Redhood. Makes a good comic Valentine for everyone in the neighborhood. Reading is a tool that enhances all types of minds. Nonetheless, you must learn to read along the lines before knowing how to read between the lines.
****HIDDEN GEM**** if you find yourself in Las Vegas and are looking for a Comic Book Store check out Red Hood Comics. These guys are super friendly and ready to answer any questions. They aren't pushy just cool bros with an awesome inventory. Not to mention perhaps the best looking store hands down.
Rob is AWESOME! Just visited from California and truly it is an amazing experience to be here. Got some good deals, but great people at the store is what makes it go!
I really admire this store quite a bit. Since my first visit, I’ve kept on wanting to come back. From the start, the store’s presentation is pretty sharp. The majority of the comics in the back issue bins are in mylars. The bins are organized in alphabetical order with dividers of names of series’ and characters.
