Hall of Justice Comics and Collectibles - Parker, Colorado

Jeff W.

Hall of Justice is the best comic shop in Colorado! Amazing selection of wall books and if you like digging through back issues like me then they have loads of that. And if you don’t want to dig, but don’t want to spend on wall books, they have the in between books set up for easy browsing. Amazing. Best part is the staff is friendly and helpful and you get a real sense of community. Love everything about this place.

James P.

A very cool store set up with a lot of comics and collectibles for all ages. Great place locally to find single pokemon cards as well. The employees are very nice and non-intrusive but always ready to help.

Brody L.

My favorite store in the denver area. I spend 80% of my lunch breaks here and can always count on the staff to be helpful, knowledgeable and friendly. They have helped me refind my passion in my hobbies and i enjoy having conversations with the staff. As someone who hopes to own their own store one day i can say that i could only hope to be like this store and owner. Also the dog employee is by far the hardest worker, he deserves a treat raise

Larry B.

I sold four 1963-1965 comic books to them. They reviewed these vintage comics in detail and made me a decent offer. Give them a try. This is a super nice comic book store!

Jonathan G.

Love this comic store. MASSIVE selection of comics of all kinds/eras, funko pops, toy collectibles,etc. The staff there is awesome too. Very helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable.
Hands down my go to comic store locally. Awesome place.

Robert K.

Great store with lots of new and variants. Also many back issues. The employees are very friendly and knowledgeable. Highly recommended

Raymond F.

Amazingly helpful. I'm not a comic nerd but my niece is and they knew right where the comics were that they thought would work best for her. Maybe I'll see if they will appraise my Pokemon cards! Thanks for being awesome guys!

Steve R.

This shop is too far away for me to visit regularly, but I liked their booth at Denver's Pop Culture Con, so one weekend afternoon I went to visit their store. What did I find? I found a fine comic shop with several appealing features.

First, and best... their long boxes contain many issues from the late Silver to the early Bronze age of comics, and all the back issues are already tagged, noted, and priced. That's unusual! It makes shopping easier, that's for sure. You don't have to wait for the clerk at the register to look up the comic's rating and price it while you wait in line. There's no guesswork.

Second, the store has a nook for little kids, with couches, comfy chairs, toys, comics, and a video center. This is so helpful for parents. In fact, I noticed the entire store was very kid-friendly. Small kids wandered around freely and comfortably. Hmmm, perhaps this is "best" - it's certainly as strongly positive a feature as their well-maintained back issues, and maybe better!

Third, there is a massive section for variants, and a nice, large selection of new and current comics, too. This is a problem for many comic shops these days, but apparently not here.

Fourth... the staff all seemed nice and friendly. Customers were treated with warmth and respect.

Oh, and fifth! They have foot stools and tuffets to sit on if you have to get down and look at the long boxes that are set upon the floor. This is very helpful, as kneeling down on a hard floor can quickly become uncomfortable. The middle rows of boxes are set upon rolling shelves that can be pulled out. That's also helpful.

All in all, then, this is a very nice shop! Any negatives? Well, I thought the book section was a bit skimpy - there are some comic shops that carry three or four times as many trade paperbacks and hardcovers. I also didn't see any magazines, such as Heavy Metal or Love and Rockets (to mention two current examples). I didn't see any Artist's Editions or other special or oversized books. I may have simply missed them.

The comic fans in Parker are lucky to have such a fine store in their town. I won't be able to visit it often, but I’m glad to know it's here.