Comic Addicts, We Tell You 5 Websites To Buy Comics & Graphic Novels From

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We’re big fans of comics and graphic novels. However, finding the exact one we want in a bookstore is either all about luck or nigh on impossible. Is there another way we can buy them without putting boots on the ground? Why, online of course!

These five websites make shopping for comics and graphic novels easier than ever before.

Campfire

Graphic Novels By Campfire

Graphic Novels By Campfire

From Julius Caesar to Pride & Prejudice, this Delhi-based publisher has been churning out exciting graphic novels for a while now and we can't enough of them. They do graphic novels versions of classic books, mythological books, historical events, and also have an original and kids' series.

Amazon

Graphic Novels on Amazon

Graphic Novels on Amazon

With over 70,000 results, Amazon has a large selection of graphic novels, comics, and mangas in paperback and Kindle versions (some of them are free). In fact, you are likely to get a bunch of discount deals on Amazon you wouldn’t find anywhere else. It is one of the best sources for your graphic novel fix (Neil Gaiman, here we come).

The Comic Book Store

Comics By The Comic Book Store

Comics By The Comic Book Store

Touted as India's first real comic book store, this online site houses Marvel and DC comics under roof. While they have a few products right now, the copies are all original and whether it's War of Realms or Punisher, we can get them all here.

Comicclan

A really enjoyable website to browse, Comicclan offers Indian comics, Western comics, and mangas that we probably won't find anywhere else. They always have the latest international releases and promote local Indian publishers like Abhijeet Kini Studios and Amar Chitra Katha, as well.

Entertainment Store

Comics & Graphic Novels By The Entertainment Store

Comics & Graphic Novels By The Entertainment Store

Primarily a site for collectibles, action figures, and knick-knacks, Entertainment Store has a small section for graphic novels and comics. What they lack in quantity, they make up for in diversity. Browsing through this selection, we might not have found the books we were initially looking for but by the end of it, we wanted to buy three comics (Adventures of Red Sonja, 100 Bullets, and Aghori) we’d never heard of.