Titan Comics

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Every once and while my nerdy side comes out and I want something from the comic book store. That can range from buying Dr. Who toys for my niece and nephew, who fell in love with Matt Smith’s character, to me wanting to reread Civil War in time for the Cap’s latest return to the big screen. The awesome thing about Titan Comics is the vast quantity and variety of toys, comics, books, memorabilia, t shirts, etc.
On my last visit I came in 2 minutes before closing (should have checked their times) but the owner said no worries and got me in. Didn’t rush me but rather helped me get what I wanted. That was an Old Spider Man issue with Captain America related to Civil War, from which I could only remembered a small speech the Cap gave Spidey. From that he was able to narrow it down to the series and the most likely Issue Number range. We went through them until we found it. It was only a few bucks sale, but the customer service was top shelf.
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Went to visit because it’s my closest comic book store. The selection was incredible and the staff were all very pleasant and helpful. I hate when staff try to push things on you and suggest books you might like without being asked but here they kept there distance but we’re very helpful and knowledgable when asked. Fantastic.

When I was collecting Paper Printed Comics, Titan Comics was my go to spot for finding rare and missing comics in my collection. The Best Comic shop across 3 states (Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas), I used to never not walk into Titan and spend less than $ 125 to $ 150 easy a trip.
Only selection I’ve seen bigger than Titan is Mile High Comics’ SuperStore!
I’ve since gone digital (thanks to my iPad), but I’d save my cash and my want lists and make the purchase at Titan when I’d make my summer treks. If your shop doesn’t carry what
you want, go to Titan Comics!

Absolutely love this place! Family owned and very pleasant. Great selection of back issues, current stuff and key issues. Plenty of toys and statues, cool shirts etc etc. This may be the best comic shop in all of DFW!

Tons of back issues, all available on the floor for your perusal. The cabinet system they have to organize everything is ingenious. If you’re going to find that «hot» back issue, I’d recommend getting there as soon as possible. This store is obviously a prime hunting ground for investors/​speculators. Would recommend for any comic enthusiast.
Also an awesome selection of t-​shirts and statues. There’s probably more, but I’m primarily a comic collector and this place was exciting.

They have an awesome selection, so if you can overlook the passive aggressive attitude of the shop owner then check them out. My husband and I have gone in quite a few times and have always bought something from this shop, but every time the owner has had this mean attitude. This last time we made the mistake of using our card for a less than $ 10 dollar purchase, which was our fault since there is a sign stating that there is a minimum. We would have been more than happy to pick up something else to comply with the rules, but instead of kindly letting us know, he waited until after our transaction to point this out and when we apologized only said that «It was fine but the bank had taken most of his profit.» We felt absolutely terrible of course but we found no need for his comment. My husband also had a few questions about his layaway plan for his statues and even asked if there was an animé shop around that he might know about. All questions were answered rather coldly, even though for a while we where the only customers there. I could pass this off as him having a bad day but this isn’t the first time he has reacted like this towards us. So, thank you Titan Comics, you truly have a great selection but your owner is a completely different story. I’d rather spend my money elsewhere than dealing with this rude gentleman again.

The best shop I’ve found in these parts that caters to the die-​hard comic book collector. Excellent newsstand organization makes it easy snapping up your current issues in one pass. They also have a robust back issue section with late Bronze and Modern age comix – with a few exceptions: check out some of the rarities they have under glass. Sizeable trade and collectibles makes spending time at Titan Comics at least a half-​day affair. Layaway options too for some of those cool looking figures that will make you the envy of every collector on your block (can I has Batmobile).
Family run business with friendly and knowledgeable customer service. We quizzed the staff, including the owner on some back-​into-​collecting advice and loved his suggestions. We’ve come back ever since and even opened a subscription box. If you have a hard-​to-​find collectible, the staff will make every effort to find you. This makes Titan Comics our first stop on our comic day route.

This store is what’s up. They don’t waste floor space with games or cards or toys, which is my complaint about a lot of funny book stores these days — tho they do have some statues and figurines, most of the place is dedicated to an awesome selection of trades and great rows of accurately priced back issues — not just 80s and 90s dreck but good silver and bronze too! (Accurately priced is a key on those pre-​80s books — a lot of places, if they do have pre-​1980 back issues at all, have them priced way over guide, I guess not wanting to sell them, or only wanting to sell to rubes). Of course Titan has new comics if that’s your thing. I’ve been in a few times and everyone has always been quite pleasant. I want to go back every day!

Great staff, terrific inventory/​selection. Jeremy works w the customers to tailor their monthly collections, and will find you any comic that he doesn’t carry on-​site. The only place to buy comics in Dallas.

Best shop in the DFW area! Great selection all around for original art, TPB, and back issues. Owner was very helpful and was a pleasure to speak to.
Back issues here were on point. Price and condition were great and fair. I had a list of everything I was looking for and I found it all there.
You can tell why they have been in business for so long.

Titan Comics is not your average comic book store.
I’ve been a comic fan for eight years now, gathering some… odd tastes along the lines. I’ve lived in 3 states and have a number of favorite comic shops, but Titan is at the top of the list.
Titan Comics has one of the most impressive backlogs I’ve ever seen. Most comic shops don’t care about anything newer than the 80’s but older than 2 years ago, which makes collecting comics from the 90’s and 00’s difficult. Titan has old comics, new comics, and everything in between, arranged alphabetically. Not by universe. Not by company, but by the name on the comic’s cover.
If they are out of an issue you’re looking for, let them know. The staff marks down highly sought after comics and will typically restock with your missing issues. The customer service is pretty friendly, though it’s obvious that not everyone there is a die hard comic fan. Which isn’t a bad thing. I have yet to listen to a staff member ranting about comics.
And while they don’t have much in line of gaming, Titan has a large selection of collectibles and décor for sale, including custom artwork by local artists. So you can go and support the arts while you’re reading the arts.
I think the store is family owned and run, which makes the hours less than desired, but still, it’s great comics at great prices. You can’t go wrong.

I’ve been going here for a couple of years now … and they’re usually pretty good.
But, the thing is — the customer service isn’t that great. I’ve heard Jeremy (the owner) talk about how he doesn’t like kids coming in after school, how he doesn’t like people who «touch everythign three times, and don’t buy anything», and doesn’t appreciate poeple browsing for too long. As a customer, employees (especially the owner!) shouldn’t be telling me that kind of thing!
But, the biggest customer service issue to me is that they have one of those signs that says they require a minimum purchase to use a card. Beginning in 2010, that’s legal to do for *credit* cards … but, it’s not legal to do for *debit* cards!
Jeremy (the owner) has made an issue of it a couple of times, and I usually don’t have a problem with it, and he’s even waived it a few times. But, day before yesterday, I made a $ 22 purchase but forgot to get polybags. When I went to make a $ 1.75 purchase, he told me that I needed to meet his «minimum purchase».
Needless to say, I walked out. I was frustrated and upset, because it’s not like I can show him anything that will change his mind right there on the spot, and I don’t understand why he’d treat a loyal customer that way, but … still he needs to learn about credit law, and not just put up a sign because he’s stingy and doesn’t want to pay the 1% (and/​or 10 cents) transaction fee from credit card companies, and wants his customers to have to soak up that money.
Overall, good products and «subscription box» service at Titan … but, the customer service is lacking, and Jeremy could learn a little about not pushing customers away.
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Love this place. awesome comic book store. everything is very organized and easy to find. they have all the new issues as well as a TON of collectibles. Great place.

I’ve been to comic book stores in California, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Washington DC and Virginia and I can sat honestly that Titan Comics is the single most impressive and organized comic store I’ve ever seen. Beyond great organization and lay out, the staff was very friendly and accommodating without feeling pushy. I live about twenty five miles away and the drive is totally worth it. The only downside, is that everything is correctly priced so no cheap one dollar back issues here but that’s okay.

Bigger than your average comic book store. I got everything I need there.

Best comic shop in Texas! Great service and a friendly atmosphere. The only comic store in the world I would send my mom to.

Titan is my favorite comic shop! I’ve never been in such a spacious and well organized shop. Everyone is very helpful and knowledgeable. They always have everything I’m looking for (and MORE!) plus they’ll order anything you could ever possibly want, although I’ve never had to do that. Definitely worth the trip!

Teetering on the edge of true fanboy-​dom, I’ve visited lots of comic book stores around the country. I can tell you Titan Comics isn’t just the best store in Dallas, it is one of the best ones in the country. It may not have the shine of some of the the better funded stores I’ve visited, but that isn’t the important thing. Jeremy has one thing every comic book store needs — lots of comics. Sounds natural… But, alas, that is not always true when it comes to back issues.
Jeremy, the owner, has the floor and storage space to carry a depth and breadth of back issues that is amazing. He carries a very large selection of new comics including some variants. The store also has a wide selection of trade paperbacks, graphic novels, and even a small section dedicated to options friendly to younger readers. Jeremy knows comics and his audience and makes sure his store caters to those needs. He and his staff can help with *any* comic-​related question you can think up.
Along with the comics, the store carries comic related statues, t-​shirts, and other collectibles and memorabilia. I can’t be more specific than that because it rotates in and out based on what Jeremy finds at the various comic conventions. It should also be noted he brings variants from the cons as well.
Jeremy offers a subscription service where the store will pull any issues you want on arrival from the distributor and have them waiting on your next visit. You must maintain at least 5 issues a month, but it brings a 10% discount along with the convenience of the pull.
Just reread my review. Maybe I’m an all-​in fanboy.

Ya know that Twilight Zone with Burgess Meredith where he’s a bank teller who wishes everyone would leave him alone so that he could spend all his time reading books, and then when everyone’s killed in nuclear Armageddon he scours the library, grabs every book he can find, and intends to spend the rest of eternity reading? If I was Burgess Meredith in that Twilight Zone, I would’ve headed to Titan FIRST! (Uh…except that in the Twilight Zone, he breaks his glasses and can’t read… so he ends up killing himself. I won’t have that problem thanks to lasik surgery!)
They have 70,000 back issues packed into a location that’s the size of a small gym. The place is clean, it’s well organized, the employees are nice, and the owner knows EVERY SINGLE BOOK that he has and where it’s located. Sometimes the prices can be a little high, but what do you expect from the store that has everything? Generally speaking you can buy it at Titan, or else you’re not getting it at all!
This place is what comic book stores look like in my dreams! And yeah, I do mean my nightmares, too. Ya see, Titan has virtually every comic book I’ve ever wanted, and even MORE that I would want if only I’d ever heard of them! I could never afford (or read) them all, not in my wildest dreams! So I guess it’s kind of a nightmare… but a REALLY NERDY nightmare. (The kind of nightmare where girls still laugh at me for reading comic books… *sigh*)

The best back issues of any comic book store I have ever seen! Almost anything you could hope for they might still carry, thus you are able to fill in the gaps for your collection. Be aware that it might be a bit pricey.