Do comic book stores still exist?

Yes, they do. There are still various card and comic book shows being held around the world.

Yes, comic strips are very much alive. They can be found in newspapers, online platforms, and even in specialized comic publications. They continue to provide entertainment and tell stories in a visual and engaging way.

Yes, they do. Comic strips are still around and enjoyed by many people.

Sometimes they do. It depends on the specific grader and the store's reputation and need for their services.

Comic book stores usually work by stocking a variety of comic books, both new releases and back issues. They buy from distributors and sell to customers. Some also offer related merchandise like collectibles and toys.

It depends. Some comic book stores do well and make a profit, while others struggle. Location, inventory, and marketing can all play a role.

Pulls at comic book stores work like this: You make a list of the comics you want, and the store keeps them for you. It's a great way to guarantee you get your favorites. They might ask for some details like your contact info and payment details to make the process smooth. It's a convenient service for comic enthusiasts.

Yes, many comic book stores do go to cons. It's a great way for them to showcase their products and connect with fans.

Comic book stores stay in business by having a wide selection of popular and niche comics. They also host events, like signings and release parties, to draw in customers.

Comic book stores make money mainly by selling comic books, related collectibles, and sometimes hosting events or offering memberships.