The Inner Geek

Highlights

• ✨Vibe

  "Nice store, helpful and friendly employees."

  — Alyssa-Mae Minnick

• 📚Selection

  "Super friendly and wide range you inventory."

  — Misty Dunham

• 🧠Staff

  "Nice store, helpful and friendly employees."

  — Alyssa-Mae Minnick

• 💵Prices

  "Decent prices. Found what I was looking for."

  — Nicholas Hamm (Nick)

Map

Hours

• Matt Moore ★★★★★

  An immense and expansive selection of new comics, back issues (from rare keys and sought-after gems to a cornucopia of inexpensive books in the bargain bins). It's got a wide selection of vintage toys from the 1980s and 1990s (Star Wars, GI Joe, Transformers, etc.) and modern lines, too. Great staff that makes a customer feel welcomed.

  10 months ago

• CaseyM ★★★★★

  My husband has spent an obscene amount of money here over the years. Staff are friendly and don't have the "ew women don't belong here" vibe of some comic shops. Large selection of open used figures and some cases of higher end collectibles. Great pull list service and even went out of their way to dig up a back issue I was looking for. Solid local business. The Ashland location focuses on toys, collectibles and comics and the Huntington location is much larger with a new & used book half similar to Half Priced Books model.

  3 months ago

• Jared Peppin ★★★★★

  They had a large selection of action figures, comics, posters, funko pops, trading cards, and autographed memorabilia. Customer service was good. They offered help but didn't hound me.

  a year ago

• ronnie oney ★

  Recently bought a bunch of resealed unbroken bonds 3 card packs. Turns out after getting them home and starting to open they were resealed. Not positive the ship knew but seeing how the price was so fair I believe they did. So be cautious with vintage packs from there. All the tabs were loose, and not even a single rare in 13 packs.

  6 months ago

• Todd Margaret ★

  "Geek" culture has become mainstream and has devolved into a late stage capitalism nightmare. The value of what you say you enjoy as culture or art is defined by it's monetary value not it's cultural or intellectual worth. The 80s art investment trend destroyed art, art is never mentioned in the news unless it has to do with it's price tag. It has become a capitalist commodity. The same goes for cards and collectibles, sneakers and tshirts. I grew up liking comics but at some point I discovered the comic book price guide. From there my perceptions changed. It's fine, I grew up and discovered l

  10 months ago

• Richard Harris ★★★★

  Fun store. It has comics (new and old), collectibles, and miscellaneous other fun things. It is very organized with a new comic wall, and boxes and boxes of older comics. Stop by, it won't disappoint. 😁👍

  7 months ago

• AJ Huber ★★★★★

  This place was such a cool find! My husband and I took a trip to Ashland for a concert and explored the city beforehand. This place was a short walk from our hotel. We spent a couple hours reliving our childhood. All kinds of vintage action figures & comics too! There was a big table with all kinds of loose toys that looked to be mostly old Happy Meal type toys. Those toys could have used a good wash before being added to the table. They seemed a lil pricy, especially for them being as dirty as they were and several missing arms or legs or scratched up. I still ended up getting a few intact on

  2 years ago

• D.James ★★★★★

  Has better selection of Magic the Gathering booster packs. Helpful and friendly staff. Intend to keep supporting this business.

  6 months ago