What's the vibe?
Comic Book Store Details
Bigfoot Comics located in Eugene, OR is a unique local comic book store that offers a diverse selection of comics housed in about a dozen long boxes, with an eclectic mix of vintage and modern issues, though visitors note the store’s layout can be somewhat unconventional and the atmosphere varies depending on when you visit.
While specific information about graphic novels and trade paperbacks isn’t directly mentioned in customer feedback, this comic shop appears to focus more on single issues and collectible comics rather than collected editions.
The comic shop features a notable selection of Marvel comics, particularly from the 1960s through 1980s, with visitors specifically highlighting the impressive collection of golden age comics that are well-organized and clearly priced.
How much do things cost here?
People who visit this comic shop consistently mention the reasonable pricing structure, with many highlighting the great deals they’ve found on rare items, though it’s worth noting that the store primarily accepts cash payments and some visitors have had mixed experiences with certain item prices.
How’s the product selection here?
Visitors appreciate the diverse selection at this comic shop, which extends beyond just comics to include records, toys, and various collectibles, with many specifically praising the well-curated collection of vintage Marvel comics and golden age issues.
Collectibles & Action Figures
This comic book store has earned a reputation among collectors for its extensive selection of collectibles, including rare toys, Barbie dolls, and wrestling figures (both loose and mint-on-card), making it a destination for both casual browsers and serious collectors looking for specific pieces.
Trading Cards, Manga, Anime & More
Beyond comics and action figures, the store offers various odds and ends, including records and other collectible items.
There are no specific mentions of anime, manga, or D&D products in the customer reviews.
Is this place kid-friendly?
While the store welcomes visitors of all ages according to some reviews, the unconventional layout and varying atmosphere suggest that parents might want to visit first before bringing children to ensure it meets their comfort level.
1 Reviews on “Bigfoot Comics”
Dennis
I visited this store just last week, June 24. It’s a bit of an odd store, but the selection of silver and bronze was pretty nice. The books are sort of sorted, but not always logical. I did negotiate a 25% discount on my purchase.
It is hard to find at first. There’s no real signage other than a small sign in the window. It’s also a used carpet store. Really. Comics and the like up front, carpet in the back. If you have dust allergies, wear a mask.