Review of New Comic Book, Gaming, Action Figure Store: Victory Comics in Falls Church, VA

Victory Comics in Falls Church, VA is an amazing comic, gaming, action figure, and all nerdy merch you could ever want. I was impressed by the size and layout of the store complete with a separate room for gaming with snacks and drinks for sale to everyone trying to roll 20s. If you love old or new comics then please visit Victory Comics. I was amazed by all the old goodies you could find. For instance I saw an unopened Star Trek: the Next Generation Captain's Log with bookmark for the original price. You can see a review of other comic stores in the area here.

I purchased two old issues of Creepy # 91 & 92 magazine for under 20 bucks in amazing condition. I also liked how large and open the shop was. So many of the other stores in the area are small and dark making it difficult to spend any time there if other customers are around. I skimmed the back issues which will continue to grow as they fully unpack all of their inventory. The owner said he had four storage units full of comics that have yet to hit the store. I'm looking forward to visiting this store and have the feeling there will be some rare finds available here. I only hope they last as long as the other stores. I get the feeling with their amazing back issues collection they will last a really long time. Once they have a website I'm sure that place will be packed.

Please note that parking is limited on the street and some assigned spots next to a car dealership. You may have to park a full blocks away especially on New Comic Book Wednesdays. Hope to see you there.

Victory Comics (No website yet)

586 S. Washington Street
Falls Church, VA 22046

703-241-9393

Features

-Back Issues (Impressive collections going all the way back to the Golden Age)

-New Comics

-Magazines

-Magazine Back Issues (I picked up to great Creep Comics from the 60s)

-Action figures and Toys

-Children's Section

-Gaming room with snacks and drinks

-Trading Cards (You name it they got it)

-Collectibles (Signed Star Trek Pictures, old merchandise, etc)

-Subscription Service with increasing levels of discount per the amount of titles you subscribe to.

-Trade paper backs a.k.a. Graphic Novels

-Mail order

-Bagging and boarding! (That's right if you subscribe to comics then they will bag and board for a small fee. I hate stores who flat out say no to this. This alone is reason enough for me to visit this shop.)

-Buying (Old comics, magazines, and even unopened action figures!)