Moulton’s Comics and Collectibles

This was very confusing because when I called to see if they had Issue #3 of The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, they answered the phone as Mile High Comics and then when I got there the sign on the plaza said Mile HIgh Comics, so I’m going to take a guess that Mile High Comics bought Moulton’s Comics and Collectibles.
I came home from work last Thursday and was very concerned about getting my issue #3 before it sold out because when I waited till Saturday to get issue #2, there were only a couple copies left and not the one with the cover I wanted. That was at a different shop though. Actually I had written off Mile High Comics because you can search their titles online and it would appear they don’t carry Sabrina, but it turns out in fact they do and so I bought it and then I was hungry and was like well where are we going to eat, boyfriend*?
Big shoutout to my boyfriend for having $ 4.28 in cold hard cash because I hate going to a small biz and charging small purchases.
Also this comic shop is in a plaza with a massage parlor and laundromat so you can get other stuff done too and I would also recomment eating dinner at Damascus Grill which is right across the street but due to Colorado being weird, you have to turn right and then make a u-​turn.

This is the only comic book store that I haven’t been harassed by the staff or customers for being a girl in a comic book shop. The owner, Lynn, is a great guy and the atmosphere while a little sketch, is friendly.
He has a great selection of new and back issue comics, and being a part of the Mile High comics, has a huge warehouse to pull from if your looking for something not in the store. I really suggest this store, try it out!

I’m sure the owner is a nice guy, but this is the sketchiest comic book shop I have ever been in. It looks like it has been around since the 80s and it probably has, but it is super shady and has that old comic book smell. There are much better options in the area.