Atlantis Fantasyworld

"Magnificent store. Well stocked, well organized, helpful staff, beautifully decorated. Good selection of Star Trek comics. This place is everything I'm looking for in a comic shop."

"What an amazing place! Joe who owns the store is great, insightful and very wise and is so welcoming! Thanks for having us it was great to meet you and talk lost boys! ❤️"

"If you're a fan of comic books, then you absolutely have to check out this amazing little store. Despite its small size, it's packed to the brim with all sorts of comics, from old classics to new releases. But what really sets this store apart from the rest is the fantastic staff. From the moment you walk in the door, you're greeted with a warm smile and a friendly hello. The staff here are incredibly knowledgeable about all things comics, and they're always happy to help you find what you're looking for. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a first-time reader, they'll take the time to chat with you and offer their expert recommendations. And even if you're not looking to buy anything, it's worth stopping by just to soak up the atmosphere. The store is decorated with all sorts of cool comic book memorabilia, from vintage posters to action figures, but it's not overwhelming. It's clear that the owners and staff are true fans, and care about what they are doing. Overall, I can't recommend Atlantis Fantasyworld enough. It's a true gem in the world of comics, and the friendly, knowledgeable staff only make it that much better. So if you're in the area, be sure to swing by and check it out. Of course, don't forget to pick up a copy of 'Vampires Everywhere!'.....it could save your life."

"Really clean establishment! Friendly staff! Tons of trade paper backs funko pops, statues, modern new weekly comics and back issues! I highly recommend ✅️"

"Today we found the comic shop from the film The Lost Boys (not in the same location though) and met the owner who actually appeared in the film as an extra. He was a really interesting guy and told us lots of stories. And then he showed us the original comic book from the film and we bought a replica with photos of the film shoot and other bits of information about the filming. Also lots of other interesting information. But we found out for definite that the bridge in the town is not "the" bridge, as we'd suspected."