Whether you start your journey in the north or head out from the south, these small, independently owned comic shops are worthy of a cross-country pilgrimage.OK Comics is your proper old-school comic shop with old back issues in boxes and the smell of old paper, except it looks like the exact opposite of that — wood floors, an old red leather sofa, brightly lit rooms, an actual plant. If you’re travelling with someone who doesn’t want to be in another comic book shop because you’ve just made them go to three across England, they will happily sit here without complaining. If you love it so much you don’t want to leave, you can set up a postal order. They’re good at those. and it’s easier than hiding behind the OK Comics sofa for the rest of your life.
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