Krypton Comics

Krypton is our favorite comic store in Omaha! It is great for the random comic collector, the serious collection completionist, or just the lackadaisical shopper who's looking for some cool figures or collectibles.It's a classic style comic shop that's not too high falootin' in its design, and feels like it's been around since the beginning of time (in the best way). They have drawers and drawers of back issue comics that are super easily navigable, as well as some key issues that they sell at the front. Some shops my husband and I have been to put them in alphabetical order but not in issue order - not the case at Krypton! It's so easily shoppable .There are vintage comics and toys at the back of the store, if you're looking for those older comic runs or an old favorite action figure from your youth (we found some MASK figures there for my husband).Down the middle of the store are all the current figures, POPs, plushes, etc. I see something new there every time we go.If you're a comic collector or looking for a vintage or current figure or collectible, Krypton is definitely a good place to check out!

This, in my opinion, is the best comic shop in Omaha, Nebraska. I was not ready for how great this shop was. A person could spend an entire day looking through all the amazing collectibles that are sold here. Vintage comics, modern comics, graphic novels, vintage toys, action figures, trading cards, trading card games, Funko Pops, and retro video games are available here. If I forgot to list something, please forgive me.Pros:+ Plenty of merchandise to look through+ Friendly and helpful staff+ Spacious store+ Great pricing+ Well-organized+ Family- and new customer-friendly

The place in town to find your collectables from funko pops to Star Wars. Can't be beat in selection.

It's been a while since I've been back and somehow this place expanded even more. There is a ton of cool stuff, comics, of course, and an entire back game room, but also Japanese snacks and toys galore, many of them NIB. There are also quite a few bookshelves full of trades and anime and probably a lot of stuff I'm not getting to, since I'm just updating my prior review, nearly all of which still stands. This is the kind of place you could spend hours in and we nearly did, despite being on somewhat of a time table. Absolutely outstanding.

History lesson: approximately 30 years ago, a teenager named Dean happened to be standing by Bookguy, owner of Pageturner Books at 50th and Dodge. They were looking through a bin of vintage comic books. Dean just happened to mention that he was thinking of starting a comic book store and what did he, Bookguy, think? Bookguy remembers encouraging him to go for it. Today we have Krypton Comics, the largest comic book store in Omaha thanks to a teenager's dream and encouragement from a bunch of folks like Bookguy.We went there today, me for the first time, and I was impressed! If I had known about the store when I was a school librarian, our graphic novel collection would have been more robust. There's something for all ages in this store--everything from My Little Pony to Pokémon to vintage comics and graphic novels in all genres. The action figures collection was incredible. Besides selling comics, the store also has ongoing gaming events on most days, most of which are totally foreign to me. Another big event is the monthly Saturday Artist Jam. This very inclusive event is for anyone of any age with an interest in drawing. Artists and creators are encouraged to come to the store to draw, create, mingle, socialize, and network in a noncompetitive space. What a great opportunity for creatives, and especially kids. The two guys manning the front seemed very knowledgeable and committed to what they are doing. I'm not into comic books, action figures, gaming, or graphic novels, but for those who are, this is a place you want to visit.

Let me start off with saying I'm not really into comics. Still, we were in the area and decided to go in and see what else they had. Wow, I wasn't expecting all there was to see here. Wall to wall nostalgia. So many figures from still boxed to loose at a discounted price. Everything seemed fairly priced. So many rare things on the wall. The staff was helpful and friendly too. The place was busy and almost everyone I saw had a smile on their face. So if your like me and not into comics, stop in anyway because there is bound to be something that takes your breath away that you'll soon find making its way back to your home.

Krypton once again has new digs! And it's even more spacious. If you're at all into comics, board games, card games, role-players, toys, figurines, vintage pop culture, etc., etc.--then Krypton is a must visit.True story: One time my silly insurance agent dropped a check I wrote for like $1k in the parking lot in front of Krypton. Someone at Krypton found it, called me concerned because they found a check I wrote for $1k lying on the ground. They soon got it right back to my silly insurance guy next door. That right there is a 5-star experience from the crew at Krypton.Krypton rules. Might need a new insurance guy, though, ha.

Awesome, awesome, AWESOME service everytime I visit this location. Whether you're into comics, cards, or FUNKOS this is the place! The employees are knowledgeable and make you feel welcome.

Totally love this place... My go to for HQ Funko Pop toys and TPBs... Always had great service and they have pretty frequent sales... A+ joint all the way...

I wouldn't recommend shopping here. They have a lot of cool stuff for sure, and it can get addictive to look at all the retro things they have. I used to love to shop here over time, but everything new they got have been increasing in price lately, both comics and action figures. There are action figures they're selling $40 each where they cost $20 each elsewhere. Too much price hike and things get too high to the point it became increasingly more difficult for me to even want to buy anything from here. Even worst is sometimes they don't pay attention to the price they're charging. For example, one comic would charge you $12, but there is another exact comic in this same store that's charging you $20. You're better off buying superhero stuff online or other stores other than Krypton Comics. Go here if you don't plan on buying anything.