Kollectables Collectors’ Items

A traditional comic shop in the sense that it sells comicbooks and none of the related merchandise (go to A1 along teh road for that). Some of their stock of back issues is on display, but the majority is not. If you can’t see what you are looking for, ask, because there is a tonne of stuff downstairs. Maybe most importantly, the comics they sell are in high grade condition but generally at prices comparable to the internet. Both Chris and Mark are very knowledgeable, helpful and often give you discounts. I’d definitely recommend this shop — and I’ve been buying and collecting since 1976.

Just a few doors down from A1 comics, this quaint little shop boasts a pretty good selection of collectable and trinkets, most notably the broad selection of comic back issues.
It suffers a little from the classic musty, antique shop atmosphere, and the prices can be a little steep, but it’s the only place in town with a decent selection of back issues, and I can never resist having a quick browse after picking something up in A1.
The staff are just lovely too.

Kollectables on Parnie street is like the shop that time forgot. I love the old fashioned red exterior as it makes me think of it as the type of place my Granpa might have begged his mum to let him go when he was little.
Kollectables is the kind of store which young kids nowadays probably won’t appreciate and I’d imagine it is mostly adults who shop here. The store specialises in back issues of comic books and has a large selection but if you looking for something specific and they don’t have it in store, the friendly staff are happy to try and track it down for you.
As well as comics they also have a selection of hard to come by stamps and a good assortment of football memorabilia. I stood shaking an old 70s style football rattle until some fellow customers started giving me the evil eye!