Living Dead Comics

I as general manager of one of the most successful Out Door Amusement Companies in the world and Project Manager for Santa’s Winter Wonderland Village at Waterford Lakes know the value of customer relations and service. Living Dead Comics tries to set the bar in customer relations and service every time a customer walks through the door weather it is their very first time or they are a established customer. However when this miss this goal it will always serve as a reminder that their is always room for improvement. Let us know when we miss the mark because we try so very hard to reach the 100% customer SATISFACTION MARK.

Great selection and great staff. Very knowledgable and ready to help.

Its not the most luxurious comic shop in the world but they offer a nice selection. Staff is usually friendly and helpful though I have had some run ins with some that were lacking in the customer service department.

I usually try to support local businesses by shopping there. Especially if the business happens to be in my area. Living Dead Comics is located in the same shopping plaza with several other stores I shop at on a regular business. So coming here is convenient for me.
Living Dead Comics has a great selection of comic books, collectibles for anything related to comics, fantasy, science fiction, and horror. And there is a game table located in the back of the store, which is popular with many customers. Several times during past visits, the game table always attracts several guests. Which makes for a great social environment for people who share the same interest. Like my niece and her husband, who have a weekly game night with several friends.
Game of Thrones is one of their favorite television shows. As like their game nights, they have a watch party when a new episode premieres. Being fans of the show, I decided that I would do some Christmas shopping here and visit Living Dead Comics to see what they had to offer for Game of Thrones fans.
A patron entered before me. And as I entered, he already struck up a conversation with the employee behind the counter. As I walked through the store, not once did the employee working the counter acknowledge me. No «Hello.», or even a «May I help you find anything of interest?». As I left, I did get a «Have a nice day.»
Yeah, I know. Make sure the door does not hit my ass on the way out.
I really appreciate customer service whenever I go shopping. Even if the store does not have what I am looking for, but the salesperson has offered to assist me in looking for that item. I really appreciate their help. And it is nice to have someone smile when they ask «May I help you?»
I also do not mind if a salesperson is talking to another salesperson or a customer. But if another customer should be present, what is the problem of telling that person that you will be with them shortly. Or so much as saying «hello». If that is the case, I will take my business elsewhere.
As I said, if you are a fan of comic books and collectibles, this is a great store to go to. Living Dead Comics has a great selection. And if you or someone you know is a fan of The Walking Dead, Game of Thrones, Star Trek, or Star Wars, this is a place to shop.
But the customer service can leave something to be desired. And to the employee working the counter the day I was here, you blew a sale.
Which disappoints me since I really like to support local area businesses such as this one.

This is a neat little store. I was surprised to find it in this plaza. It has a good selection considering its size. There’s also a table in the back for games. There’s also some cool collectibles to look through. Give this place a visit if you’re in the area.

Not real excited to drive over during office hours to find the store closed with no signage. Pretty disappointed

It’s not Acme comics, it’s a fairly small store. Pretty much a hole-​in-​the-​wall type place but since I recently moved right down the street (half of a mile walk) and I was a long-​time customer of Acme I figured I’ll give this place a try and do my subscriptions here!
Boy was I right! As the months went on, the more and more friendlier customer service got. I have well over 15 subscriptions there and, though there are times where orders get misplaced, the staff is always there to help and know you by name! I can’t recommend this place any higher!

It feels good going into a real neighborhood comic shop and having people know your name. Staff is eager to pick up any books not in stock that you may need. Prices are very reasonable with a variety of back issues and old books! Highly recommend taking a look at this peaceful shop.

Great Store! We need more local places like this. Great feel and customer service. Decent prices, fun atmosphere, staff was helpful and knew their comics. Come check it out.

On Free Comic Book Day, we decided to take most of the CtK crew on a tour of Orlando’s comic shops. When this one came up in our searches, we were a bit confused, because we had never heard of it before.
We stopped at this shop near the beginning of our day. Having been open only six weeks, they only had a few free comic books. They made up for this 100% by having awesome, friendly owners who really seem to love what they are doing.
Their prices are competitive with other comic shops in the area and they have some hard to find books that you can’t find anywhere else.
We have been back a few times since then and will make it a point to stop by anytime we are in the area.

I am a crack (comic) addict, and a new dealer has set up shop. When Free Comic Book Day arrived, we set up a plan to hit as many shops as possible. I was surprised when this place showed up on Google Maps, because it is pretty close to home.
We stopped in and the owners were just unlocking the door to start the day. They are very friendly and fun, and chatting with them is easy.
They have an envious collection of collectible comics that makes it difficult to keep money in my pocket.
A few nights before our visit, I was telling my son about an awesome Star Wars book I read when I was in kindergarten (look at the big brain on Brett). As I looked through the books, a big smile rolled across my face. There in my hand was a copy of the very same book I read so many years ago. I now have a piece of my childhood in my possession.