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Discovering the Thriving Las Vegas Comic Scene

 

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Las Vegas Comic Scene

Las Vegas, the world’s entertainment capital, is known for its vibrant nightlife, world-class casinos, and exciting shows. But did you know that Las Vegas also has a thriving comic book scene?

One of the most prominent comic book shops in Las Vegas is MaximuM Comics. With four locations throughout the city, MaximuM Comics offers a wide range of comic books, graphic novels, toys, and collectibles. The shop also hosts a variety of events, including signings with popular comic book artists and writers, cosplay contests, and trivia nights.

Another popular destination for comic book fans in Las Vegas is Alternate Reality Comics. Located in the Chinatown area, Alternate Reality Comics specializes in independent and alternative comic books and graphic novels, manga, and toys. The shop also hosts regular events like book signings and art exhibits.

In addition to these comic book shops, Las Vegas also hosts several comic book conventions throughout the year. One of the biggest is the Amazing Las Vegas Comic Con, which occurs annually in June. The convention features appearances by popular comic book creators, celebrity guests, and cosplay contests.

Another notable comic book convention in Las Vegas is the Las Vegas Toy and Comic Convention, which takes place in the fall or spring. This convention focuses on toys, collectibles, and comic books and features vendors from all over the country.

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Buying Comic Books from Vegas Comic Book Stores

Comic books always have limited editions; thus, finding an original copy can be crazy. However, you can make your Vegas vacation more fun with a comic book scavenger hunt. Shop at any of the following Las Vegas comic book stores:

Fire Force Comics

  • Address: 1720 E Charleston Blvd
  • Hours: Monday to Saturday (11:30 am to 6 pm), closed on Tuesday and Sunday
  • Phone:  702-505-3135

Velvet Underground

  • Address: 825 S Decatur Blvd
  • Hours: Monday to Friday (12 pm to 6 pm), Saturday (12 pm to 5 pm)
  • Phone: 702-258-2689

Celestial Comics

  • Address: 9440 W Sahara Ave
  • Hours: Tuesday to Saturday (11 am to 7 pm), Sunday (11 am to 3 pm)
  • Phone: 702-222-9883
  • Website: https://celestial-comics.com/

Stunt Dog Comics

  • Address: 7520 W Washington Ave
  • Hours:
    • Monday to Thursday (11 am to 7 pm)
    • Friday and Saturday (11 am to 8 pm)
    • Sunday (12:30 pm to 6 pm)
  • Phone: 702-750-8302

Poor Boy Comics

Ghost Kid Comics & Collectibles

  • Address: 953 E Sahara Ave
  • Hours: Tuesday to Saturday (11 am to 7 pm), Sunday (11 am to 5 pm)
  • Phone: 702-268-7424
  • Website: https://ghostkidcomics.com/

The Sci-Fi Center

  • Address: 900 Liberace Ave
  • Hours:
    • Tuesday and Wednesday (12 pm to 6 pm)
    • Thursday (11:30 am to 6 pm)
    • Friday (11:30 am to 10 pm)
    • Saturday (11 am to 10 pm)
    • Sunday (12 pm to 5 pm)
  • Phone: 702-900-4335
  • Website: https://www.thescificenter.com/

COMICS-N-STUFF

  • Address: 4300 Meadows Ln
  • Hours: Monday to Saturday (11 am to 7 pm), and Sunday (12 pm to 6 pm)
  • Phone: 702-822-6367
  • Website: https://comics-n-stuff.com/

Fandomverse Comics

  • Address: 3250 N Tenaya Way
  • Hours: Monday to Saturday (10 am to 7 pm), Sunday (10 am to 5 pm)
  • Phone: 702-677-7245
  • Website: https://fandomverse.com/

Maximum Comics

  • Address: 7290 W Azure Dr #130, Las Vegas, NV 89130, United States
  • Hours:
    • Sunday to Tuesday (10 am to 6 pm)
    • Wednesday (9 am to 7 pm)
    • Thursday to Saturday (10 am to 7 pm)
  • Phone: 725-205-8939
  • Website: https://www.maximumcomicsnw.com/
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Vegas Valley Comic Book Festival

Comic book lovers come together yearly to celebrate the culture that has survived the test of time. The Vegas Valley Comic Book Festival is organized by Las Vegas-Clark County Library District and is run as a free program. Some popular activities during the event include panel discussions, film screenings, drawing classes, live music, etc.

The festival usually occurs during fall.

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