Keith’s Comics

Still the best store in the general Dallas area for mid to high end back-​issues. They have tons of toys and new issues, but I strictly collect back-​issues these days.
Every time I’m in town I stop by and see what they’ve got. The staff is helpful, every single time. The prices are actually reasonable, which can be rare for a brick and mortar store. Some stores see a comic from the 80’s and think it’s worth $ 30 because they don’t have things like that in their store. Keith and the gang know better. Golden, Silver, Bronze, and Copper galore. Minor keys, major keys, available in store. They’ll even look up the stock on Mega Keys in just a few seconds. Great guys, and next time I’m in Dallas I’ll certainly hand them my money!

This place doesn’t want your money. Limiting sales to «one person» is the quickest way to go out of business. They’ll be left with unsold product on the shelves and they will be wishing they would have sold that one issue they so desperately had to hold onto.

Update –1 star for wasting my time. They are requiring me to not buy a second copy of an in print out today comic (they have a pile of about 30) for myself and my Girlfriend. She says I «ruin them» so she wants her copy to read/​keep while I run around and do not always leave the book pristine. My solution buy 2, everyone’s happy. But now they say I have to come back another day… Well I have to run off and do consulting for a children’s hospital, I won’t have time to come back for a while. I don’t have time to waste coming back for a 2^nd copy of 1 book, I show up when I can and today spent 87 $ and felt slighted by not letting me get 1 additional comic. I love this store but I don’t like wasting time nor can I anytime soon. And it wasn’t like I tried to buy 8 copies. I wanted 2.
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Fun little store, part of a multi-​store mini chain (3 – 4?) very friendly and helpful people and wall to wall stuff. Good use of space, stuff to buy everywhere. Right off the 75 gives to a great location too.

This place is and as always been Awesome. Staff is great, knowledgeable, friendly and helpful

I tend to bounce all over the Dallas area when looking for comics and I stop in this shop 4 or 5 times a year. The parking is tight so do not go around lunch since they share a parking lot with Jason’s Deli. The store itself is tight too and gives me a bit of claustrophobia, but they have quite a few gems packed into their store and it is very interesting to look around. They have a stellar variety of action figures and statuettes, but very little gaming. The owner seems to have switched gears since the last few times I had been in and was rather pleasant. He was never rude before, just not very congenial but has been great to speak with and helpful. The little guy with the mustache is in the upper echelon of comic store employee, very knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful. The store is great and worth a moment to stop in.

Not my primary comic book store, but it is an establishment that I visit on occasion. And in each visit, the customer service never fails to deliver. The staff are friendly and very helpful, especially to newcomers to comics. They always seem more than happy to engage in any discussion on fandoms, making the place a worthwhile place to relax and unwind. A great place to look for old comics. Family-​friendly.
All in all, I definitely recommend this store to any comic fan who passes by this part of town.

Keith’s not only holds a wide selection of collector’s merchandise but also the friendliest and most helpful staff. For this, they are my choice go-​to shop.

I like it. It’s got a wide variety of comics, manga, books, and toys. If you’re looking for fandom stuff they have that too. The service is awesome, and the staff are very friendly.

Love this place. The staff is always very friendly and helpful. Its a bit tucked away which I like. It makes for a cozy place to pour over an awesome selection of stuff!

Ive been coming here for over five years now. The staff is friendly and helpful, and always willing to offer suggestions, or help you hunt down specific items. They provide a friendly browsing atmosphere, and even though I’ve moved to Fort Worth, I still come to Keiths for my comics.

I am a huge fan of Keith’s. The staff is extremely knowledgeable as well as friendly and are more than happy to help out new comic book fans. They have a huge selection of comics (both issues and trades), graphic novels, manga, and collectables!
I only have a few VERY small complaints. The store is a little small which is normally not a problem, but at busier times, it can be a little cramped. Additionally, the location is a little hidden as it’s right in the corner of the shopping center and not too visible from the street. Finally, their selection of tabletop games is a bit limited, but for a store that focuses on COMICS, I can let it slide. ;P
Overall though, Keiths is one of my favorite stores and will continue to get my support!

While I a by no means a comic book expert, my first experience at a real comic book store with my husband satisfied every romanticized idea I had about a comic book shop. Friendly workers, guys giving commentary while watching a movie on the small tv, and cramped space chock full of comic books and paraphernalia. Even as my husband spent forever perusing various comic books, I was distracted by all the knick knacks, plus some interesting graphic novels that I didn’t even realize existed out there. A fun place to spend a bit of free time.

I hope they get a better location one of these days. This place was impossible to find the first time I tried to go here (free comic book day) and it is a claustrophobics worst nightmare. If you get over those two things plus the occasional stereotypical comic book nerd then it is a good place. Friendly staff and although I can’t find a darn thing in there on my own there is always someone there willing to help. But please please please get a bigger, better location. I don’t like not even being able to get into a store without having to shuffle around this and that.

incredible shop! must go back before I go back to Nor Cal.

Been shopping here for years now and Keith’s Comics is by far the best comic book store in the metroplex. Great selection of new and old comics and toys. The staff are really friendly and helpful to get you caught up on what you missed in ongoing comic series.
I highly recommend this comic book store, it beats the other comic stores like Lone Star Comics. Keith’s Comics wants your business.
They got a long term customer with me.

So i’ve been to this place a few times over the years. It’s the closest comic shop to where I grew up and it’s changed locations since i first found out about it.
This year, I was in dallas for free comic book day so I came here to get free comic books!
The selection here is great and they let us have more than one! YAY! They were also very well organized and we were in and out very fast. Double YAY!
This place is pretty cool and standard and I’m a fan of all comic book shops because I’m such a nerd.

I went to this shop many years ago when I was a kid and from then on I thought it was closed because I didn’t notice the small sign. After going to Lonestar and Zeus I found this place again via GPS and I couldn’t be happier! So much stuff, and a lot of it is belonged to the hero I was looking for. I got at 12 year old board game that sells on Amazon for $ 50 for $ 10! The guy at the register told me he’s here to sell things, not to horde them at huge prices. Well sir, I will be back. A lot! Best comic book store in Dallas.

My friend had it with me going to a chain comic book store, and to be honest I had too. She dragged me around town showing me all her favorites but all of them were too far, too empty, too hipster-​ey. When she thought all hope was gone, we went to Keith’s.
Walking in the first thing I saw was the shelf dedicated to Doctor Who complete with a TARDIS scarf. I hadn’t seen it anywhere else and that pretty much sealed the deal and the rest was icing on the cake. The employees are super nice and incredibly helpful. They’ll help you find the latest and greatest or refer you to a classic and not only that but make sure you start at the proper place and read them the way they should be, which came in extremely handy during the new 52 Teen Titans when they threw in a crossover that would have ruined my reading experience if someone didn’t tell me about it.
Past the comics, and there are a lot of comics, they have an exceptional selection of toys and other merchandise (clothes, backpacks, plush toys, actions figures) There are also plenty of things to keep the kids, or the uninterested significant other, occupied while you nerd out. Who can resist the Wonder Woman hoodie? One thing that really impressed me was the manga. Most of the other stores I went to didn’t have that.
Whether you are just getting into comics, a diehard fan, need to give your kids something to look at while you browse, or really really need that new Totoro backpack and the hoodie that matches, Keith’s has got it all. This is a friendly, well-​rounded, has-​something-​for-​everyone store and I smile every time I walk in or out.

Don’t normally get my comics from this place, but I was in the area, and thought I would drop in. It has an appeal, the place seems a little too serious for a comic book place, as though this is the owners life (yes, I know it’s his livelihood) instead of his job. Either way, the place has a great selection, good location, and not much to complain about except the above.

Today was the first time I’ve ever been into Keith’s Comics… Today is also the last time I ever go into Keith’s Comics.
I’m from California and am working in Dallas for a couple months. I’m not a gotta-have-em’-every-wednesday comic-​junkie, but I do love my books. So today I went in search of a local comic shop to get caught up on a book or two (I’m usually a few months behind) and Keith’s had great reviews, so I drove on down.
After I entered, I probably looked a little lost, as I had never been in the store. The owner, while rummaging through a bin for another customer, asks me what I was looking for (while never once raising his eyes above the bin).
«The past few issues of Moon Knight» I say.
Seeming like he was doing his best impression of Comic-​Book-​Guy, he replies «Yeah… Good luck with that.»
Now listen. I do my best to support small business and went out of my way to go to this establishment. I asked a simple question and could have not gotten brushed off more. A proper business would have said «We don’t have them, but I can try to order them for you.» Great, I would have loved it and most definitely would have returned as a customer.
Instead, this guys arrogance cost him a few hundred bucks. Considering Comic Books & similar merchandise are a slowly dwindling industry, you would think that an owner or worker would try to be accommodating to the customer.
Maybe I just got him on a bad day… But I will never be back, so I’ll never know if that were the case.