Photo by John RiggEmployee Noah Stewart, left, and store owner Jeremy Bulloch boast their collection of comics.
Imagination comes to life at local store
For business owner Jeremy Bulloch, comics and games are more than a hobby—they are a life choice. About three years ago, Bulloch and his wife, Annie, dreamed of opening 8th Dimension Comics and Games. They began looking for a location for their store that would service the imagination and fulfill the needs of an untapped market.
"We wanted to open our store in an area that didn't have [a store] like ours already. It turned out we found a spot in our own backyard," Bulloch said. "We were able to introduce these products to people living in the area. We are walking distance from a lot of businesses, churches and schools, so we have become a neighborhood comic store."
During their opening weeks, Bulloch filled the shelves with his own personal collections and products. The store's inventory continues to grow with time as Bulloch continuously searches for new items to carry. The business offers more than 3,800 individual comics, games, paints and pieces for customers to peruse, complete with new releases, vintage collectibles, distinctive games and a section devoted entirely to kid-friendly books and comics.
