The popular comics, toys and collectables store took to social media to confirm the Parnie Street store will be shutting its doors.
A city centre fave known for its comic books and collectables has announced that it is to close down.
The family owned store, which also sells toys and games, is popular with fans of everything from DC and Marvel to anime and often sees families heading there to buy toys for their young ones. The team revealed in the post that they are holding a closing-down sale, with 25 per cent off everything in store. READ MORE: Glasgow culinary stars takeover Scotland's first inland surf resort with waterfront dining
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