Orbital Comics

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4 out of 5 Based on 2 reviews

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Orbital Comics stocks a comprehensive range, including weekly shipments of imports, hard-to-find back-issues, graphic novels and all the latest trade paperbacks.

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8A Great Newport Street, London Chinatown, London, WC2H 7JA

Orbital Comics is in Covent Garden & Strand, Central London
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+44 (0)20 7240 0591

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Orbital Comics

Address
8A Great Newport Street
London Chinatown
London
WC2H 7JA
Telephone:
+44 (0)20 7240 0591
Public transport:
Leicester Square, Underground

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4 out of 5 based on 2 reviews

Latest 2 reviews of Orbital Comics

4.0 out of 5 18 May 2011
by Larissa G.

Comic store l33t.

Much smaller than the geeky superstore Forbidden Planet around the corner, Orbital Comics does one thing and one thing only: comic books. The selection isn't as vast, but it is more selective. If you're a discriminating comic-book aficionado, Orbital Comics will appeal.

Even, you know, if it doesn't stock what you actually want.

I used to think the service was a bit...more

4.0 out of 5 28 October 2012
by Daniel H.

Forget Forbidden Planet?

If you're looking for an approachable, friendly staff from whom to get recommendations and a bit of a chinwag, look no further. While their range isn't as vast as FP, there's still plenty available including volumes, single issues and compendiums - and the bigger, newer stuff is near the front.

They seem to focus mainly on the reading material itself, too, rather...more