Comiczone

Great little spot, once we discovered it! Very helpful and a wide variety of comics available for all interests. I would’ve loved to see more merch but as far as a comic book store goes it was diverse, well-​stocked and well set out.

Absolutely the most knowledgeable comic book staff in town. They’re also the friendliest and most helpful you’ll find in any business.
Comiczone is located just below street level on Barrack street right in the middle of Perth’s CBD. But unlike other stores where stepping into their domain feels like you’ve made a serious commitment these guys will make you feel at ease and will happily engage in friendly banter or answer any questions in a helpful way. They are never too busy to come out from behind the counter to help you find that comic that you should be reading.
The store is also active in social media where they announce weekly specials and new releases, and they’ve recently launched a cool new app available for iOS and Android.

Just received notice that the Comiczone people generally don’t mind if you take the comics out of their plastic wrappers, which is decent of them.

The best spot in Perth for comic books of all flavours.
Having recently moved into spacious new digs on Barrack Street, Comiczone is full to the brim everything a geek would want. From Marvel, DC and Image, right down to the smallest of indie comics everything is represented. Comics, hardcovers, trades, movies, statues, posters, boards and boxes, it’s all here.
The staff are friendly and helpful. Not the socially inept sorts that seem to be the cliché in the trade. They will answer all your questions, help find things on the shelves and place orders.
In response to the earlier review, while they do bag all the comics, customers are free to open them up and have a flick through. The owners are easy going and don’t mind at all.

YAY!!!
Sorry, Comic stores make me happy. And the fact that we have more than one on Hay Street makes me SUPER happy.
I’ll admit I’ve not frequented Comic Zone as often as I have Empire Toys a little further up, but the times I have been there, I’ve been slightly giddy from a combination of sugar and the sheer awesomeness of the store.
What really sells it for me are the staff — these people know their comics, and can seriously help you with any query. And this, on top of the fact they have a MASSIVE range, makes for one helluva cool comic store.

Yet another comic book place in Perth. It’s surprising how common they are.
Comiczone has an impressive offering. Along with the standard DC/​marve deal, they also offer some independent comics and comic book writers. This is the first comic book place that those stereotypical stand packed with sealed comics where you can spend hours going through them and finding some real gems. it really made me feel like guys from The Big Bang Theory. Too bad that the guys working the counter looked quite socially savvy and unawkward so my illusions was shattered.
Anyway, check them out, great selection and good prices. They also do orders (even single issue) as well as subscriptions although they don’t seem to be able/​willing to track some of really rare stuff.

Comic zone, you’re in the zone!
Being a bit of a comic fiend, imagine my excitement when, whilst out exploring the streets, as I do.. . I found my very own local comic store! No wonder I’ve never gone in, I must have walked past this place heaps of times on my way to the book store and not even realised! I’m a bit of a cynic with comics, in the sense that I don’t go for all the mainstream hyped up comics. I am not a collector of editions as much as an explorer of the unknown. I skipped past a lot of the superman, X-​men and fab four «standard stuff» on display and dug a little deeper to uncover my newest (and most prized) comic of the month: «Where’s Pooty at!» I’ve been laughing my arse off for days (If sadistic characters who dedicate photo albums to what they do to their friends when unconcious –like setting a sleeping friend up with a rifle in a supermarket to get them ambushed by a SWAP team and calling the game «obvious sniper» is your sense of humour– this is a definite read!)
The shop has an endearingly sinister feeling to it, less DC more Grimme fairy tales. The entry is littered with $ 1 boxes of outdated comics, great for wrapping paper or various other artistic ventures. The price will keep going up as your taste and the quality improves. (benching around the $ 20-​$ 80 mark) This shop is less about figures and more about the comics with a wide selection of mainstream and underground work. There are the usual open and obvious as well as the more intruiging «sealed and disturbed” — however the set up is subtly secluded enough to have some sneak peaks (to make informed decisions.) The staff are friendly in a supressed and semi– cliché way– and like most comic stores, the chit chat is saved for the counter. (along with the usual convention paraphernalia.)
I found Pooty at a comic store in Perth!

Comic Zone looks exactly the way comic book shops are portrayed in TV shows and movies, with its black and white checkered floors, bright superhero posters and cardboard cut outs around the store. It really is the ideal example of what a comic book store should be. It’s located a little off the main shopping area, underneath a building construction of where the city’s cinema used to be, so in comic store tradition it’s not the easiest to find. And it is filled with shoppers of such dynamic variety, from the traditional nerdy comic book lovers, to tattooed covered World of Warcraft die hards, to those looking a little lost searching for a gift, to people deliberating which poster to choose that really sums up their taste in comic books.
It is a fun place to go, even if you’re not the biggest comic book fan, there always seems to be a community vibe and people seem friendly enough to help you search for what your looking for. If you’re looking to get into comic books, I’m sure the team here would be more than happy to help get you started!