Comic Book Store Details

Wakeup Comics located in Nashville, Tennessee appears to be primarily a vinyl record store with an extremely limited comic book selection, featuring just one small rack of indie comics that measures approximately 3 feet wide by 5 feet tall, which has led to some confusion among visitors who were expecting a dedicated comic book shop.

Based on available information, this store does not appear to carry a significant selection of graphic novels, as people who visit this comic shop consistently mention it’s primarily a record store with minimal comic book offerings.

Due to the extremely limited comic book selection reported by visitors, there is no specific mention of which major comic brands or character titles are available at this location.

How much do things cost here?

People who visit this comic shop have noted the pricing is quite reasonable, with visitors specifically mentioning “super great prices” on their inventory, though it’s worth noting these comments seem to be primarily referring to their vinyl record selection rather than comic books.

How’s the product selection here?

Multiple visitors have emphasized that this establishment is actually a record store called Groove with an extensive vinyl selection, featuring albums from artists like Pink Floyd and Moody Blues, while the comic book selection is limited to a single small rack that doesn’t appear to satisfy comic book enthusiasts’ expectations.

Collectibles & Action Figures

There is no mention of collectibles, figurines, or action figures being available at this location in any of the customer feedback.

Trading Cards, Manga, Anime & More

Based on available reviews, there is no mention of trading card games like Pokémon or Magic: The Gathering, or Funko Pop collectibles.

There are no mentions of anime, manga, or D&D products in any of the visitor feedback for this location.

Is this place kid-friendly?

There are no specific mentions about whether this store is kid-friendly in the available reviews, though given that it’s primarily a record store, the environment appears to be more focused on music enthusiasts than comic book readers of any age.