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Located in Portland, Oregon and voted one of the 10 Best Comics Shops in the US! Floating World Comics is a shop for readers, for artists, for book lovers of all ages. As inviting and accessible as an independent bookstore, we specialize in the coolest books of all – comics!
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Floating World Comics is an independent comics shop based in Portland, Oregon, recognized as one of the 10 Best Comics Shops in the United States. Designed for readers, artists, and book lovers of all ages, it offers an inviting, bookstore-like place to explore comics and related art books. Its selection spans all-ages titles, European comics, genre fiction, literary comics, manga, and small-press publications, with books from established publishers and independent creators.
Customers can browse bestsellers, new releases, and sale items, as well as imports, art books, and gift cards. The shop also publishes and distributes work through its own imprint and affiliated publishing labels, including American Nature, Breakdown, Cram Books, Dark & Golden, Farel Dalrymple, Hollow Press, Neoglyphic, and Paradise Systems. Floating World Comics supports the comics community through subscriptions, wholesale services, and events, alongside its online shop and physical location at 340 SW Morrison Street in Portland.
Its broad catalog brings together popular series and distinctive independent work for a wide range of interests
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The Floating World Comics name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of Floating World Comics and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Floating World Comics. Their use is subject to Floating World Comics's brand guidelines.
