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Mothership Comics
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About
Omaha's Mothership Comics and Cards mixes retro and new comics with deep manga shelves, vinyl, and CDs, then rounds it out with trading cards. Pokemon leads the TCG case alongside sports, Marvel, and WWE cards, with sealed product cracked open for singles. A friendly, collector-minded spot on Grover Street.
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Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible entranceAccessible parking
Parking
Free parking lot
Payment
Credit cardsDebit cards
From 31 customer reviews
What the players say
Was driving by and saw the sign, "music, cards, and anime" and was like "I like those things" and was not disappointed. The owner Adam was one cool cat, we chatted about 2000 AD and he sold me some amazing old issues that were prefect for my collection. If you like music (record…
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Wm Marunda
5 months ago
What a great addition to Omaha/Council Bluffs area! This is not just a local comic book shop. Mothership Comics also has a nice selection of non-sport gaming cards and supplies. In addition the Shop offers an amazing inventory of pre-owned compact discs and vinyl records.…
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Kenneth Zarlingo
7 months ago
The owner Adam has one of the best set ups in the city every book is bagged and boarded and taken well care of this is the only place to buy comics and cards from in Omaha good bundle deals knowledgeable friendly customer service.
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Torsten Adair
9 months ago
It's a small store, selling comics, graphic novels, and vinyl LPs. (Head to the back room.) It's an interesting business model. I'd call it "high-low". There a good selection of GNs, comics bins, and even some slabbed collector issues. Many items have a bulk discount; buy three…
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Kyle Richards
10 months ago
Big up and coming comic shop. The owner is a real human that likes talking comics with fellow nerds. Helped me obtain Daredevil #4 and other key books I was hunting. Name of the store is way more creative than other shops. Owner also seemed to be open to new ideas to help…