Bookshops specializing in comics Ile-De-France

It is becoming rare nowadays to find a proximity trade full of vitality, which more is a bookstore (and also a bookstore specialized in the BD)! This is how Volume 47 is a Dynamic cultural factor in the neighborhood, with its rays of novelties, classics, volumes full of colours and action, hidden dreams and coups, oiled replicas and ink bubbles. Contemporary graphic literature, but also BD Franco-Belgian and manga share the rays. For all, therefore. Go to Volume 47!

It's only been open since December 2018, and frankly, it's a little coup de coeur. L'Imaginarium is a beautiful bookshop specializing in children's items, and run by the dynamic Damien Maillard. From books for younger readers to mangas and comics (which suggests that some adults will also find something to satisfy their passion!), the choice is vast, and the shelves are very well stocked! Children will also love the little reading corner. All in all, a great place!

Le Renard Doré, named after a famous Japanese fantasy figure, is an invitation to travel to the heart of the archipelago's manga and literature. Founded by Mickaël Brun-Arnaud, the bookstore opened its doors in May 2018, a few steps from the Jardin des Plantes and its venerable Japanese cherry blossom tree... It offers on two levels a kawaii stationery, a nice selection of books as well as DVDs, plush toys, accessories, figurines, posters... A dreamlike Ghibli-like universe in a charming floral tapestry decor. Escape games, workshops, conferences and signing sessions are regularly organized there! A jewel we tell you!

The bookshop is aptly named: here, Philippe sets the tone. And if the place seems like a strange mess, it is terribly charming and, in the end, has countless nuggets. From the selection to the decoration (mainly composed of posters and posters of all kinds, and this is a must-see), the bookseller wants to present to the public what he is passionate about, namely good comics. Rather heir to the Hara Kiri spirit, one can however come across treasures in youth or incredible graphic novels.

For those who live in manga, eat manga and sleep (and there's since France is the second country of the manga by its number of consumers), the Manga Café is their promised land. In the vein of Japan's kissa manga, these relaxing spaces in which a manga library is set up for vignettes compulsive, the Manga Café proposes, with a right of acquittal (from 3 € the half hour, 20 € the day pass), to devour as many grouse as one can (there are 10 000 references!) while sipping a soda comfortably. installed and do, if the heart follows, some exercises on Sony Playstation terminals. The Manga Café also organizes events such as role play or film projections.

A manga Bookstore in the Japanese neighborhood! Rather logical, we will say, except that this kind of shop had not had its place in this Japanese enclave and very serious. Here is evidence that the manga takes maturity and quality. At Komikku, you'll find a rich selection of Mangas but also, more rare, a beautiful range of products derived from Ghibli studios. Dynamic and pro, the team organizes meetings and dedications, and vibrates to the world of the manga, Komikku, since 2012, has been diversifying and launching a publishing house, Komikku Editions, now led by Sam Souigbi, entrusting Sonia, his sister, the bookshop! Komikku Editions'first manga is called the Hellish Island of Yusuke Ochiai, the story of a man unjustly condemned to stay on a penitentiary island and screaming revenge!

The den of an old photo-journalist passionate about BD! You will find everything that the 9 ^th art creates better. Raphaël Michel aiguillera you in your research with passion and expertise. Obviously, who says comic, says mangas, and here's what to do!

A neighborhood bookstore where two worlds coexist: Children's books (Claude Ponti in good stead) and manga and other comic books. The owner is excellent advice and passion for all the books he presents. His mangas selection is consistent: from the big classics to the new ones. 

The successor to Konci! Manga Paris makes like the old one in Japanese mangas, goodies, and figurines! You can find almost everything. Undoubtedly, one of the best shops of the capital.

Since 1983, the world of drawings, bubbles and vignettes can be found here. Comics come in all shapes and sizes (there are no fewer than 20,000 references) and from all horizons (thrillers, classics, science fiction...). There's something for every taste. There's also an extensive manga section for the younger generation. The young team of enthusiasts will help you discover this universe. You'll also find figurines of all sizes, comic book collections, new and second-hand sales, and magnificent Tintin items.

Friends of science fiction and lovers of comics of all kinds, take note of this good address. Two manga, comics and fantasy enthusiasts, Guilaine and Julien, have opened their own bookshop to share their favorites and showcase new authors. Franco-Belgian comics, English and French comics and novels, mangas, children's comics, independent authors, fantasy, science fiction, as well as derivative products (figurines, posters, postcards, etc.) are neatly arranged from floor to ceiling. Events are regularly organized to get your latest tome signed by your favorite author or play a reading quiz.

This bookshop specialising in comics replaced the MK2 Quai de Loire cinema bookshop a few months ago. In this vast, sober space, with a breathtaking view over the Bassin de la Villette, you'll find countless references to manga (fans are not mistaken), comics, novels, but also many board games or creative toys, as well as stationery items. The store is open non-stop from Monday to Sunday, and there are plenty of good reasons to drop in for a browse or to pick up a book.

What a bargain! Here un manga kissa in a neighbourhood deserted by the mangaphiles forced and forced to go to the east to offer to their sacro- holy weekly hours of reading. Chez Manga Space, do not change the formula that goes: cosy consultation of manga for a good of payment (€4 per hour) and tasting at will from hot and cold drinks. The welcome is very friendly and sharp. Just enough to do not fear at the perfect beginners. The good idea, you can organise birthdays for toddlers here (€13 per inhabitant of pipe!).

It offers a wide selection of comics and books. Customers can buy in-store, order online with a drive-through service, or have their order delivered. The Matière Grise bookshop also features reading tips, dossiers and meetings with authors. Its website offers a detailed presentation of the bookshop, as well as details of new releases and upcoming events. The Matière Grise bookshop chose its name in reference to the gray color of its walls and the importance of matter in the world of comics.