Me and my dad have been going to All in a Dream for almost twelve years now and have no plans of changing anytime soon. Prices are more than reasonable and the selection of trades, graphic novels, and back issues is quite extensive. I always enjoy my conversations with the owner, Ray and his knowledge of the area and the comic industry is always impressive. If you are looking for a more personal experience when it comes to buying your comics without sacrificing diversity of options then All in a Dream is a great place to check out.

See, i like going into a variety of comic book shops, just to see what theyre all like. Reading the reviews, I could have gone here, or a place with 4.7 stars. I chose here for the challenge.Going in, having read the reviews, I simply said oh, i have a few titles in my head Im looking for and just looked through the shelves a bit. Once I had picked out a few titles, I checked them out, and kid you not, this dude talked to me for THIRTY MINUTES about just... whatever(there was a lot and some of it was comic book related and some not) while i just nodded and said oh? at times. At one point, he told me I would make a good Kate Bishop, which i greatly appreciated. If youre a fan of odd interactions, highly recommend.Star off because it smelled a bit odd and now looking at pictures, Im pretty sure the lights were off the entire time I was in there.

I tried to walk in to this place and as I opened the door I asked the guy working if he’d like me and my friend to wear masks. He asked if I liked comic books. I said yeah. He asked if I planned on buying anything. I said, maybe, can I look around first? He said, that’s the problem, that’s what they all say. Was the most awkward interaction I’ve ever had. Needless to say I left before actually entering. Not sure if me and my friend weren’t white enough, or didn’t look like we had money or were comic book readers. But it was extremely disheartening. It was my birthday and I’m a lifelong comic fan and was looking to treat myself to some comics. Never going here again

Not sure why everyone says the man (who I assume is the owner) is mean? I went in today, expecting the worst, but actually had a great time! We had a long conversation about the MCU and comics. The owner is extremely knowledgeable and was friendly in my experience. Super good prices on the books too! I’ll definitely shop here again.

I had read the reviews and expected to meet a rude owner. I did not expect to be run out of the store after politely asking if I could peruse the shelves with the intent of purchasing something. Truly a strange interaction. I assume the owner must own the building or not be in need of generating profit.

Sad to see all these negative reviews because this shop is pretty legit. Was shocked to here that a new comic book store was opening up near my lady friends place in Denver due to the utter state of the comic book industry. This place was exactly as I predicted, heavy on back issues, and he has a TON of them. I believe he had a small section for new releases, but as a Marvel guy, I havent been interested in their new books for over 6 years now 😕. I ended up buying 3 issues of a super 90s book I like a called Gen13. None of the books have prices on them, he looks up the current value on the spot which is honest prob a good idea. Everything is super organized, all comics are bagged and boarded. I guess I would suggest that people call ahead to make sure the place is open because this feels like its prob a one man operation, and we are still dealing with this pandemic bs. Next time im back in Denver I will be hitting this place up again. I just wish I had more time to think and search for stuff lol. I wish dude much success. Comic books need comic book stores or ITS GAME OVER MAN!

Most the time I walk by this place is closed despite being the advertised business hours. The one time I made it inside the owner was rude and impatient, trying to rush me. Man who runs this is lazy and rude. Much rather spend my money somewhere where people understand how to treat customers.

I happened to pass by this place and asked the guy up front for specific comics. He started out helpful and walked over to where I should look. No more than 5 min later, as Im looking through to buy a few comics, the same guy states out loud that he needs to take a break. He points to the door and gestures to the family that was there and myself to leave. This guy pushed the door on my back to hurry me from leaving. It was a terrible experience and the guy was just too rude. Dont do business here.

Tried to visit this store, with the hours being listed as 12-6. Got there at noon, and it wasnt open. Waited for 20 minutes and also tried to call to see if the hours had changed, no one answered the phone and there was no message. Drove out of my way to check this place out, and will NOT be trying again.

Went in to browse around for a new centerpiece book, for my coffee table. I wanted to walk the store before I committed to a purchase, to make sure I got one I especially wanted. As Im walking the store the guy who I presume is the owner tells me, I wanna limit this place to customersEven though I was committed to buying 1 book in particular..With an ignorant comment like that, I didnt wanna give him my business so I walked out.Unless you know exactly what you want or youre friends with this guy. I suggest you go elsewhere. CUSTOMER service just isnt there.

Crazy to see good reviews about the place but the bad ones are def relatable. The owner was rude right off the bat before we even got a chance to look around. We were planning on getting something specific but the guy was so rude we didnt even want to put money in his pocket at that point. As we were leaving he made some rude comments about wanderers in his store. Like someone would want to spend money after you were so rude? Later we went to go tell him how rude he was and he threatened us and told us to come in the store. I am assuming he was going to pull a weapon on us or do something in the store because why would you invite us back in when you didnt even want us there in the first place? I would not go here or trust the owner. Plenty of wonderful comic book stores around Denver, put your money somewhere that deserves it.

DO NOT SHOP HERE!!!Drove over 20 miles to visit this store and theyre not even open as listed on google!!! Do not waste your time to visit this place showed up after noon when they clearly should be open yet nobody was there. Do not waste your time to visit!

This is a fantastic place. The trade paperback and hardcover collection, in particular, is one of the strongest, most varied, and most interesting of any comic store (or book store) in our city. There are all the books you would expect, your Marvel Masterworks and your DC Archive Editions, your Essentials and your Showcases and your Epic Collections… but then there are weird, unexpected books that you won’t find anywhere else.There are plenty of great used comics, too, and they are situated comfortably on shelves at waist-level, easily accessible. Nothing too high or too low, like in some shops, so your knees and your back will be okay. Yes, now you know – I’m one of those older guys, who still enjoys reading about men in tights with special powers! But let’s focus here: besides being accessible, the back-issue prices are quite fair and reasonable. There are great deals to be had!Speaking of deals, dont forget to look in the sales bins or on the sales rack. There are some real treasures to be found there, and they are available for incredibly low prices. Poke around a bit; you’ll be pleasantly surprised.This store also has a great section of Absolute Editions, Artists Editions, oversized Omnibus volumes - you know, the Really Big Hardcovers that have become so popular in comics collecting lately. Again, this store has one of the best selections of these books when compared to other shops around town. Oh, and manga? And old comic-related magazines? And odd chapbooks, minicomics, and zines? And science-fiction and fantasy paperbacks? Yeah, hes got lots of that stuff, too!If you are building your own collection of the best comic-books ever printed (and the best comic-book books) ... this is the store for you. If you’re just mildly interested in the world of comics, just idly curious, this is a great store for that, too!

I havent bought comics in years and they were very helpful.

Friend and I were wandering around and decided to check out the shop, as we are both comic book fans and always want to support local businesses. As soon as we walked In the store, the man who I assume was the owner was extremely awkward to us right off the bat, treating us suspiciously and asking us to leave our bags at the front store, in his words “oh, just in case…” I assume he thought we were going to try to shoplift, but the whole store is open where he and the other two men in the front of the store could see us, so ultimately a little unnecessary, but not really a deal breaker, it was just approached somewhat uncomfortably. We browsed for a little bit, they do have a decent selection of old and some newer. If you’re expecting things like trading cards for figures such as funkos or otherwise, you will not find them here.We browsed and decided that we didn’t see anything we wanted, and as we were heading up to the front to get our “suspicious” bags, the owner sarcastically goes something along the lines of “ohh…that’s it then…” clearly being rude about us browsing. He then so graciously stood up and sarcastically opened the door for us and goes “well thanks anyway” very snarkily. As we walked out the door, he turned to his companions and goes “wow, see what I mean about the browsing?”Ultimately a decent selection, but nothing to write home about. Ultimately the owner’s rudeness would deter me from ever going again, and certainly warning friends and family to not waste their money here. There is no need to run a business that way, and the owner needs to be better. Maybe the owner needs to go next door to the Lova dispensary(highly recommend, staff and selection is great!)and learn to chill out before acting like a jerk to potential customers.

Stoped here on vacation because the kid wanted a comic book. We were there looking maybe 5 minutes (probably less but seemed like longer because its a comic book store and not my idea of fun) before the guy asked us to leave so he can close for lunch, so we are on the way out and he makes a rude comment about not wanting browsers in his store. We were intending to buy but glad he kicked us out before we did. After seeing other reviews with similar experiences I would avoid this place.

Great local comic book shop! Good selection of new and used comics and book compilations. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff!

Ray is such a great guy, and full of comic knowledge and Denver history. Great brick and mortar location in an age of deceitful online shops. Great selection and even better conversation.

The store is absolutely incredible, they have an astounding collection and the owner is an amazing person. My girlfriend and I went just to pick up a single paperback I was missing then ended up buying two more books and spending hours talking with the owner. The store has a true personality and the story of how he got here is truly amazing, Ill be coming back and recommending the store for as long as its around. Best store Ive ever been to, and the best human being Ive met in a long LONG time.

Im an avid comic book collector and live in the neighborhood and thought Id stop in today and see what this store was about. Was told to come back when I was looking for something specific. Not sure what this guys got against people browsing his store to see if they want to purchase something. Dont give this place your money, they dont deserve it. Hopefully this guy runs himself out of business.

Right before I went in and got bad vibss. He doesnt even have a sign so we were so confused on where the store was. We walked in and he asked is we needed anything. We said no, he said what are you looking for, we said just looking. He then said he doesnt really want people looking around because of COVID (kinda understandable but when the comics are in a stack how are we supposed to look). We then asked if he happened to sell marvel legends, he says he doesnt sell figures, he only sells comics. He then says thats what he was trying to get out of us in the first place. We then left because it was an awkward, uncomfortable, weird, and kinda creepy experience.

Such a wonderful place to find specific needs! Go and shop this local vendor! And thanks for helping me finish Christmas shopping 🎄

I hate to rate a business so negatively but my fiancé and I were just treated incredibly rudely at this establishment.We walked in and proceeded to look at some of the comics as we didn’t know exactly what we wanted to buy and about 2 minutes after we walked in we were kicked out for not knowing what we wanted to buy. We followed all instructions that we were asked. No policies stating that you can’t browse due to COVID were posted. Very confused and feel quite disrespected.

Nice people work here and they have The Walking Dead so Im happy.

I would want to support a low key comic shop on Colfax even if it had high prices, terrible and hours, and uncomfortable service. Kindof like a person endures terrible pain and a non-functional limb, just to avoid amputating their leg. In reality I always experienced a nervous man telling me they were just about to close, at 12:45 or 5:45, and from little I could see their prices were astronomical. I think they are closed forever, making way for a more bland business but one that might actually want my business.

Immediately walk in and get told to leave if I’m just going to look. The worst experience I’ve had on my trip and I can see why they get such low google reviews as their customer service is awful. Lost the sale of me purchasing some comic books because I was looking to buy some as a well off business owner looking to splurge on vacation.

Went in, got my nephews some comics and got out. It was really easy to find what I needed and Im shocked how easy it was to find the rare comics I was looking for. Will be back!

I went to grab some TCG booster packs. Got the packs and then just had a really amazing conversation with the store owner! Great place would recommended.

Kicked me out for entering the store basically. what even is money

Terrible service, very dismissive, as if he wants to be upset at customers. I personally prefer to spend money at places that keep their store clean, and are more about treating customers like they matter. I would never return to All in a Dream Comics, unless they changed their name to All in a Waste of Time, maybe. I say avoid this place, IMHO.

It is obvious the store has no interest in gaining new customers, as the owner is way to mean, and head-gamey, for me to want to return. No thanks to this silly comic book store...

Placed closed down. The place was empty last time I went, March 2021.

Wanted to head in and see if they had some rare comics I was looking for, but after seeing how the owner treats his potential customers, gonna be hard pass from me. And I was looking to spend $$$$Guess its ebay time.

My girlfriend and I were in the neighborhood and wanted to check out this store as were frequent comic buyers, but hadnt been here. Sign on the door said wear a mask, buy a comic. Which we were and which we intended. Walked in the door the guy behind the counter asked if we knew what we wanted, we said no just looking. He said they werent allowing any browsing right now, dont want people handling the merchandise, maybe theyll be back to normal business in a couple of months and just stood staring at us. Not being able to check out the inventory, or knowing what he had on hand we turned around and left. I understand wanting to be cautious with coronavirus, but why even open? Reading reviews, sounds like this is normal business. I think well stick to Mile-High.

Such a bummer of an experience, on Halloween, couple days ago. Three of the books I was going to buy were set aside by the store owner to be priced in 2 days (I already found them online by the next day). The store owner complained to me that too many people come in and then flip books they buy, so he is sick of that, and he then explained how I have to return on Monday, to purchase the books with the prices he looks up. They are open on Sunday, but he still is adamant on having me return on Monday. I asked if he could use a computer to look them up -he doesnt have one. I asked if he could use his phone -he doesnt have one. Can I return on Sunday? -nope, I have to drive back on Monday for some reason. When I asked why he doesnt go through his comics, since collectors are willing to go through at least a third of a stores on-floor inventory each weekend, so why cant a shop owner do this -he said its too much trouble. He was very dry and dismissive, and kept talking about how he is sick of customers flipping books. I told him that is not fair to have me come back like that, and then he told me I was being argumentative. I tried to explain that as long as I am not raising my voice, cursing, or waving my arms around at a safe distance from him, I should not have to worry about a store clerk being entitled to act upset at me, telling me I am complaining, instead of empathizing that I am breaking my back leaning over long box after long box of comics, finding comics that he then feels like they should be looked up at his own convenience. When I told him that is absurd to take that out on customers he then told me to leave, that the store is closing in twenty min, and he wants to close early, and since I am not cooperative he is canceling my sale. So I said, oh, wow, so you are kicking me out, for politely discussing my point of view -then this store owner starts telling me how being polite and decent is a manner of subject point of view. Which I kind of laughed at, and was like Ok, bye, and then he was like lets do the deal. So then, ultimately the sale was made. Before the sale was made, at this point, I then made sure to only take a fourth of the comics I was going to buy. He can put the rest of those back, and observe how the cost of the books I did not buy were much more than the three books he is expecting me to pay for today Monday. I tried calling the store three times after they opened today, and after the third time the store owner picked up -he placed the three comic books back, since he was upset that I had set those other comics aside not to purchase.

Owner is super nice and has a broad range of comics too

Obviously the 5 star reviews here are by paid reviewers. I am placing a 1 star review simply to counter the paid lies here.

My friend and I were in the area saw the store, stopped in to check the place out. Got to the door which was locked even with the store sign saying open. The worker came and opened the door and rudely asked what we wanted. We told him that were looking for comics, he told us that if we dont know what were looking for that we cant come even though we were wearing a mask. I do not recommend going to this store, employee was rude as hell.

Ray has an extensive wealth of comic knowledge. It was a blast talking with him and discovering a graphic novel series I otherwise would have completely looked over. Great selection of books and comics!

Keeping an old fave pastime alive. What’s not to love?

Went into here for the first time two weeks ago. Had a great visit, large selection of graphic novels stood out and found some great back issues as well. Then preceded to have a great conversation with the owner for quite awhile. Can’t wait to go back again.

I made a U-turn to come to this shop and it was totally not worth it. My husband and I never leave a comic shop empty handed and we love supporting local business. We wanted to browse what seemed like a good selection and even selected a few items before immediately being rushed to buy something. The guy working was really rude to the point that we will probably not come back. I totally get that sales keeps a small business going but so does good customer service. I hope that if we go back we have a better experience next time.

I have been visiting this comic book shop from out of state for just over twenty years now. I try to stop in every other visit to Denver or so. It’s interesting because though the outside has remained basically unchanged from my perspective as a visitor, the inside has changed with the times. Not that the layout has changed too much, but the selection of books has evolved with the industry and comics in general. And I think for the better. You’ll still find some great back issues but the graphic novel selection is where it’s at.All in a Dream offers a wide selection and extensive graphic novel collection. It’s a small, local store that might not be able to compete with bigger stores or stores with a larger fan base, but what it lacks in size it makes for in quality, history, and flavor. The owner is a guy I’ve always found approachable, knowledge and a true fan of the medium. If you are a fan of comics and comic shops be sure to stop in, you’ll feel right at home. And maybe even if you haven’t been to many comic shops or aren’t as familiar with comics as some, then stop in for the authenticity and experience that can come from this shop owner’s understanding of the medium. I guarantee you will find great books and recommendations to meet your tastes.

I dont know HOW the place is because I never had the chance to look. I walked in and he tells me hes limiting browsing and if I knew what I wanted he could point me to it. I said, no, Im from out of town and just looking and if i see something i like, ill buy it. I realize its covid times, but I had a mask and money to spend, but apparently, even though there were people LITERALLY browsing and handling the products....I couldnt be one of them.

This dude couldn’t give away a comic on free comic day if he paid you.Anyone who left a five star review was clearly paid to do so. I came in at 4:45pm The sign on the door says they close at six. I was told that they’re going to close soon after being there for five minutes and not buying anything. He said well you don’t look like you’re buying anything so I want to close. He does not like business he does not open on time this is the second time I tried to go here, the first time it was 12:30. This the place also smells horrible. I spend $200 a week on comics, and was treated badly by the owner. Close shop and give up. No wonder you’re business is going under.

Great local store where you can find amazing back issues and rate gems.

I will never set foot in this establishment again.And its not the store, its the owner.In my 24 years of dedicated comic collecting I have never been treated so poorly, or disrespectfully by the owner of a comic shop.A close friend, and myself decided to go here because he was in search of 4 specific issues of 2 different comics. We know the covid deal, we were dressed appropriately, masks, gloves, sanitizer, etc.Were very nice and direct about our intentions.And chose to browse for a moment.We had money to spend, and had planned on doing it there.He was instantly dismissive of us, specifically my friend and his request. As well as was disrespectful of his comic choices, he was very insulted and chose to leave.I hung back, choosing to see if maybe Id missed a gem somewhere, and attempted to speak with the owner about possibly special ordering the issues my friend wanted.He was again dismissive, would not let me finish a sentence, and then walked to the front door and opened it, motioning me out.I have not been this disrespected by anyone in a very long time, let alone a comic shop owner.His actions were reprehensible for a human being, let alone a small business owner.If I could give negative stars I would.I dont know what that mans problem is, but he does not belong servicing this industry. Not only does he cost himself money, but hes costing the industry money.I have never not spent at least a few dollars in a comic shop, its just my way, my dedication to comics and those who chose to bring them to the world.But today was that day, and it broke my heart a little.I have been very upset all day by the way that man treated my friend, and myself.If your looking for a comic shop look somewhere else.This establishment isnt worth your money.The owner is such an embarrassment.

Nice shop, nice large selection of back issues. I was able to get a few Mignola issues at cover/fair prices. Owner shared some stories and I was eager to share my own. Looking forward to coming back when I’m in town.

I don’t usually review anything but I have to say that I felt like a piece of sh*t here. I would leave negative stars if possible! Went in to browse and actually wanted to buy a few Daredevil comics. Looked like they had a good selection but the owner was very rude! He kept watching my friend and I as we were looking at the comics and asked what we wanted (we were only in there for about 5mins), I told him we were looking for Daredevil and he didn’t even offer to point out where they were. I found them, but did not take long for him to basically kick us out by telling us he was closing when the sign on the front door says 12pm-6pm. He was very rude. I wouldn’t even think of buying from this place with that behavior. Unless you’re okay with getting treated like an unwanted customer then don’t go here. Mile High Comics has much better service and obviously a better selection. A little advice to the owner- don’t have a business with an attitude like that.

Great selection of graphic novels and hardcover omnibus collections. Extensive inventory of back issues. I’ve found the proprietor to be reasonable when negotiating prices, and in possession of great breadth and depth of not only comics, but also film, music, and literature.

If you want comics, maybe even a used book or two, go here. If you dont need walls of blister packs of toys/action figures, the latest t-shirt (although they might have a few), or bright fluorescent lights, go here. If you want an exceptionally knowledgeable person selling said comics, go here. Rays the best. He knows the industry, he knows the artists, he knows his literature.If you like your coffee black and not pumped full of artificial flavors, go here (they dont sell coffee, thats a metaphor).

I love this store and it’s very informative with the owner there and he really knows comics a lot of hidden gems

Owner doesn’t stalk you like the other reviews say. Be friendly to him, he’s friendly back. Decent selection at, I guess, a fair price. I went after relatively current stuff. No behind-the-counter highly-sought-after books. Nothing is tagged. He goes by “current market value” by checking his Overstreet guide. I don’t particularly like that method, but I’ve experienced other stores doing it as well. It’s not that uncommon, but I hope it’s not a growing trend.

My partner and I both enjoy comics and graphic novels, so when we saw this place, we decided to check it out. There was an open sign and the door was open. We walked in and the guy at counter asked what we wanted. We said we were looking and he said, were closed. I said, Your sign says youre open and your door is unlocked. He said, were open to costumers, but people just walk in off the street, and walked us out the door - literally walked behind us to get us to leave. Honestly, we likely would have bought something. We may have even chatted about stuff we like. Were that kind of people. I would never recommend this place to anyone.

I’m not sure how he’s still in business. Stared at me the whole time. Tried to make polite conversation... you know, two people that like comics...instead, rude. I left, he closed the door behind me. Second time visiting this place, hoping the first bad experience was a fluke. Nope. I feel sorry for him.

I’ve been coming to this place for years as I prefer to help local businesses. For its size, a very respectable amount of graphic novels and the back issues are good, as well. Reminds me a lot of the comic shops that I used to go to when I was a little kid. Love this place.

Ive seen the other reviews, and I have to admit that I dont see the same results. The proprietor has always been helpful and responsive for me. The selection is amazing. If you dont see it, ask.If I had to find a fault, its that the hours arent the best, and they dont seem to be the most religiously adhered to. Still, thats not an uncommon flaw in stores with only one employee. Its a good little place.

Cool little comic store.

Ray is a great guy who knows lots about comics, stories and Denver

For being the only comic shop in town. You think this guy would be nice to customers. I asked for a comic and he said they were sold out. And literally closed the door to shoot us out. Worst comic store experience Ive ever had

Ive read some negative reviews here but I just had an awesome experience here. The selection is huge, and the proprietor is just an aloof guy with a passion, like many who shop here. He was extremely outgoing once we got talking shop and Im very much looking forward to my next visit.

This was the first comic book store I went to as a kid so I say this with 20 years experience and a nostalgic bias:dont go to this store. 0 stars if it was possible. The place doesnt look like its been cleaned since I first went there two decades ago: It smells, has horrible torn up 1970s brown carpet and all that could be charming and hunky dory if it werent for the horrible owner. I remember being hassled as a 6 year old for browsing, I figured it would be better now that Im an adult. I was wrong. The guy follows you around, looking over your shoulder like youre going to steal something. He even grabbed a pricing guide out of my hands to put it back. Then after about 5 minutes of browsing I said Thank you very much to which he responded For what?! Were closed! And slammed the door on my heels as I walked out. It was 3:40 and the door says they close every day at 6. Its amazing this place is still in bussiness, its truly mind boggling this guy hasnt scared away every single sale. Im all for supporting local business but this guy doesnt deserve yours or mine.

You want to talk shop without the cliches and get some random, old school knowledge on this fine genre of entertainment?? Shop here. Small and unique, the guy will def help you out. Different experience every time I go in!

This store has been here FOREVER! If you are looking the comic book store from Big Bang Theory this is not it. What it is is a incredible trove of comic history, Ray (owner) has great knowledge and yes can be rough around the edges but I will not shop any other comic store in the city.Get past some of the rough stuff and take a look around and you will see a great place to find and talk comic book lore and history.

Walked in, said wow, you got a lot of books, and very snark like the guy working said its a book shop. Not very warm of a welcome.Only after I spent a few bucks did I get a positive attitude.Im sure he has some gems hidden in his stock, I would just never feel completely comfortable cruising through the stock.Im 50-50 on this place.I prefer Mile High, and Vision Comics and Oddities.

We love this store and visit it every time we are in Denver. All in a Dream has a great selection of manga for our daughter, comics for our son, and an interesting selection of literature for my husband and me.The owner is intelligent and a fun conversationalist.Great Place!!!

Cool place. Manager stalks you a little.. However very good selection of comics.

He very obviously does not care about these reviews. Did the same thing to me, stared, showed me the door and slammed the door shut behind me. I can’t support rude owners.

Very rude. Yep, you know comic books way better, but you don’t have to be so condescending. Good luck with that attitude...

I am a culture loving nerd. When taking a specific trip through traffic on Colfax to check out this store, I was disappointed to find the door was locked at 4:30 on a Saturday. There were customers inside whom were speaking cordially with -Im guessing- the owner. He saw me at the front door and ignored me. It was embarrassing to be standing out in the cold. So shocked by the owners behavior, I looked up some reviews. It is not a bunch of random occurrences, people. It is bad company here. After such an experience, I will most likely never go inside.

Went in at 3:23. Owner asked if he could help us with anything. We gave the generic answer of “looking around” and he immediately said he was closing for lunch. He then gestured rudely at the door. His loss; we were going to buy a lot of comics. But there’s always better places with better organization. Avoid this place.

Dont ever waste your time here. Walked in to browse and see if there would be a comic Id be interested in getting. The guy looks at me and said if youre looking to browse, then you have to leave. Wow I was shocked and just left.

Amazing. Knowledgeable and friendly staff, I often spend much more time then I usually would talking with the Purveyor and his staff about everything pop culture.I have a good time every time I go and always get that good feeling in my tummy for supporting a local business.After being called a poser at Mile Hi Comics for trying to buy the Losers when the movie was coming out, I started going here and havent looked back.

Great place for new and Back issues comics has alot of rare finds definently check this locally owned shop

Went in and was told to leave by owner because he wanted to go paint

I went in there this afternoon. I walked in, the guy looks at me, and says sorry we are closed. At 1:15? I am on my bike and look respectable, so I walk outside unlock my bike and as I do a family walks in, and guess what? I watch them browse around for five minutes and just rode away disgusted. I have never felt so disrespected in my life. I was about to walk in there and start yelling, but thought it was not worth it. Good luck surviving in this digital age.

I read a bunch of reviews here, was a bit scared but still went in. I had a wonderful experience! The guy who helped me out was patient with a newb in the comic world, showed me exactly what I was looking for and was super pleasant the whole time. I even went in the afternoon and they werent closed....So weird to see such mixed reviews.

Drove across town to check this place out and not even open. No hours posted online to tell. Dont waste your time, go to mile high comics. They post their hours and are professionals.

Zero stars. Yep, as pretty much everyone has mentioned...I had a horrible expierence as well. I was eye balled like a hawk as if I was going to steal something. Seriously hope this place goes under. I usually go to Mile high as well. Employees actually smile and laugh there. Who would have thunk.

This place was amazing. And dude was super cool. I struck up a conversation about an artist I like and dude totally threw some xtra comics on top of the pile to spark more interest in some titles I hadnt been aware of.

The guy wouldn’t let me walk around and look because he ordered food and wanted to close. I’ll delete my review if the owner notices the comment and addresses it. Could be a good comic book store but I’ll never know now.

Wow. Huge comics nerd here. I walked in today with my sister, as the owner was sitting on the front step with the door open, reading a book in the sun, which struck me as an inviting stance. He asks, What can I do for you? and then, when I say Im a huge fan of comics and was surprised I didnt know his shop was in my neighbourhood, he says, Actually, I have to close up now. When we ask what times he might be open usually, he snubs us with I dont really have normal business hours. Take care, and rushes us out the door.Since this is the closest comic book shop to me, and some reviewers call the owner a rough edged diamond and give it 5 stars, Ill give it another chance. But man, that was one of the worst attitudes Ive seen in my life from any kind of business owner.

Best comic store in Denver. Very knowledgeable owner who is great to talk to if you really love comics

Got off work a little early and was excited to see this place wasnt closed as it usually is. I specifically walked there and was perusing back issues with a friend. Asked about the pricing on a couple back issues as Im slowly collecting the new mutants run and was rudely told I can tell you if Im serious. I continued looking and was asked if we were serious cause he needed to run errands. I said I thought they were open until 6 (it was 4:45) and was told yeah but he was tired of bullsh*t browsers. We got into an altercation because I said I was planning on buying new mutants 1 and was called a liar. Will stick to mile high and online from now on.

THE OWNER IS THE COMIC BOOK GUY FROM THE SIMPSONS and the name should be More like All In a Nightmare Comics. Truly, Ive never been treated that poorly in a business in my entire life. The owner fallowed my girlfriend and I through the store and treated us like we were going to steal something. Then asked what I wanted, and told us to leave when he didnt have it. By told us to leave, I mean escorted us to the door. Please, spend your money else where because this is not a good guy.

Great selection! Ray knows his stuff

Super knowledgeable and really helpful. I thought the selection was great, and they had exactly what I was looking for, plus they were able to suggest some other comics in the style and genre I was interested in. Overall a good first experience with comics.

Stopped in today to look around and ask some questions about some comics I inherited awhile back. The first words out of the owners mouth were close the door (I left it cracked because thats how it was when I walked in there)... Not a single word from the guy after that.. He was busy BS with a couple guys.. What about a let me know if you have any questions or some other type of greeting.. Based on some other reviews im not alone here.. If you dont want business jackass, dont open one...

Prime real estate to demolish. The owner is the most disrespectful business professional I have ever met. The second I walked theough the doors with 2 other people he rushed up to us asking what we were after. When we stated that we would like to browse around and take a look through all of the stuff he has, potentially making a purchase, we were promply argued with and ushered in the direction of the door. After a lecture that people come into his business and browse without buying anything too often, it was obvious that he was the main issue. Such a disrespectful little man. More obsessed with keeping his comic books to himself than letting people look around and find a new interest. I strongly recommend that you do not buy from here nor even enter the store, save yourself the disrespect. Not the way a business should be ran and maintained.

A lot of the reviews here are so negative. My experience was great. Walked in to find a lot of back issues in the center of the store, some manga along the right wall which is nice. Newer kids stuff in the right corner, some old books, and then almost 2 walls dedicated to trade paperbacks. Cool feeling in there as itt in a n older building. The owner was friendly, we talked comic shows and movies for a good 15 minutes.

Great old school comic store in the heart of Denver. Huge selection of back issues, graphic novels, manga. Something for everyone here.

WOW! The owner is a complete creep. Or whoever that guy was, he wouldnt even let me look around for more than 5 minutes before he was breathing down my neck. Never come here.

Decent selection but I dont buy from shops that use price guides. I understand it, but wont play that game.

Stopped in on a Friday afternoon. Was stared down by the owner the entire time. He asked if we needed anything we said we were just looking . He shook his head and looked pissed off. Said thank you as we left, no reply just the same angry face. Never felt so uncomfortable in a store.

Horrible customer service! I would recommend people going elsewhere. I didnt believe the previous negative comments before I went there, but once I decided go here I saw first hand how rude they are. STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMIC BOOK STORE! And hopefully they will learn how to treat customers.

I started going to All in a Dream shortly after Highlander closed. Ive been to a lot of shops over the years, and even worked in one for five years, but All in a Dream is my hands down favorite. Ive read the negative reviews, and find them amusing, since Ive been in the store for some of them. Ray, the owner, does not suffer fools gladly. His shop is located on Colfax, so he sees more than his fare share of undesirable customers. If you go in and are respectful of the man and his shop, he is amazing. If you go in acting like your patronage is a blessing, then prepare to be reminded that business reserve the right to refuse service to anyone.That being said, the selection of trades is truly overwhelming, and dangerous to my wallet. Ray is one of the most knowledgeable shop owners Ive ever met, and also a delight to talk to about things besides comics. The shop is also welcoming to women, according to the numerous female friends of mine who have become customers over the years, as well as my wifes fondness of the store and Ray. All in a Dream is the kind of shop I always dreamed of finding, and I am so glad that I did.

Great store the owner ray is an awesome guy sat and talked with him for almost an hour they other day about books and comics. Great selection as well! Will be back soon!!!!

Super knowledgeable owner and great selection. Prices are a little high, but worthwhile to support a local business.

Luckily my experience wasnt as bad as most of the people posting here, but the second I walked in the owners eyes were literally glued to me the entire time as if I was gonna steal something. Felt rushed and uncomfortable so I walked out before getting a good look at anything.

I came all the way from Dallas Texas and on vacation I stopped in to pick up a few comics . The gentleman working was very friendly . The prices were very reasonable . I vacation all over the world and I always stop at comic stores where ever I go and couldn’t be more happier stopping here