Comic Book Store Details

Shadow Mountain Comics located in Tulsa, Oklahoma is widely regarded as a premier destination for comic book enthusiasts, offering an impressive selection of comics in an atmosphere that feels like a carefully curated museum of rare and valuable issues, with visitors frequently mentioning how they can spend hours exploring the store’s extensive collection of both modern and vintage comics while enjoying the store’s unique ambiance created by thoughtful lighting and displays that showcase their impressive inventory.

While specific mentions of graphic novels are limited in the available reviews, the store appears to focus primarily on single-issue comics and collectible editions rather than trade paperbacks or graphic novel collections.

According to visitor feedback, this comic shop carries an extensive selection of Marvel titles, with specific mentions of Amazing Spider-Man, Thor, Daredevil, and Marvel Zombies series, along with notable Superman issues, showing their commitment to stocking both major publishers’ most popular characters and storylines.

How much do things cost here?

Visitors share mixed opinions about pricing at this comic book store, with many noting that while some rare items command premium prices, the store offers regular rotating sales on long box collections that start at $10 and drop to $0.50 by month’s end, and several customers mention the staff’s willingness to negotiate and offer fair market value deals on collectible issues.

How’s the product selection here?

This comic shop receives consistent praise for its impressive selection of rare and collectible issues, with multiple visitors highlighting the store’s extensive collection of graded comics, back issues, and key issues that make it feel more like a museum than a typical comic shop, while also maintaining a solid inventory of current releases for regular readers.

Collectibles & Action Figures

The store appears to be a collector’s paradise, offering an extensive selection of graded comics (often referred to as “slabs” by visitors), rare issues, and key comic books, along with a notable assortment of figurines and statues that complement their comic book inventory.

Trading Cards, Manga, Anime & More

Based on available reviews, there are no specific mentions of Pokémon cards, Magic: The Gathering, or Funko Pops.

The reviews don’t mention any anime, manga, or D&D products in the store’s inventory.

Is this place kid-friendly?

While the reviews don’t specifically address kid-friendliness, the store’s museum-like atmosphere and focus on collectibles suggests it may be better suited for serious collectors and adult comic enthusiasts, though one review mentions the staff giving free comics to children, indicating some level of family-friendly service.