MERGE: Where to buy comics online?

[andybmcd]

TFAW, DCBS are both excellent sites. Never had issues with either of them.

[dupont2005]

I always keep an eye on eBay for the rare stuff, it will always sell for less than an online retailer, if they even stock it. I'll only use sites like mycomicshop.com and milehighcomics.com to fill in holes in my collection. I buy a lot from message boards too. I have a pull list on heavyink.com but there are cheaper and arguably better places to get your subscriptions, I just like how well the site is put together so I stay.

[Calibr8]

Like the title says, where do you shop your comics online? I like to know if those sites are legit before I start buying their comics.

Thanks.

[Wolverine12]

Amazon, WonderBk.com and ebay all work for me.

[Ben D]

amazon


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[Victoria H]

When I used to buy new floppies: dcbservice.com (I still order statues and busts from them)

old floppies: ebay.com

trades/hcs/omnibuses/etc: cheapgraphicnovels.com, amazon.com, instocktrades.com

[napafish77]

HeavyInk Can't beat .99 shipping

[Calibr8]

Thanks guys, I will give it a try.

[Walsh06]

Any good sites for uk/Ireland region?? Amazon is ok but just wondering in case there was cheaper elsewhere.

[Sabrina_Fried]

I order almost everything from Amazon.ca. Though lately they seem to be having a bit of trouble keeping some of the manga in stock. I've been waiting for them to ship one book for almost 6 weeks now.

My other main source is Indigo.ca. Their prices are usually the same as Amazon's, and I don't have to set foot in one of their stores.

[Meadow]

The Book Depository. I've bought all my comics from there. Cheap prices, no shipping costs, and the packages arrive pretty fast even where I live.

[Smoothesuede]

dcbservice.com
Super-awesome discounts, but it's only preorders. They don't stock anything already released.
For missing issues or back-issues I hit up Midtown's site.

[Ari Gold]

Heavyink.com & Dcbservice.com seem to be the most highly recommended, and I was curious how the ordering works.

Do you order each issue separately or subscribe for a series? And if the former, how early are you supposed to have your order in?

Thanks all.

[THALASTDRAGON]

I've used mycomicshop.com for several years and have never had a problem. I'm actually in the process of placing another order. They have a great selection plus there are weekly discount codes.

[jlmoor]

Heavyink.com & Dcbservice.com seem to be the most highly recommended, and I was curious how the ordering works.

Do you order each issue separately or subscribe for a series? And if the former, how early are you supposed to have your order in?

Thanks all.

DCBS posts an order sheet monthly. You can pick and choose each month, or set up a 'pull' that automatically populates your list, but you can still add and remove things.

It's pretty sweet, but it's also based on solicits, so you are are ordering two months out.