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  • Pearl Paint

    Probably the largest art supply store in the Boston area, Pearl has a fantastic selection for “serious” artists. The staff can come off a bit… chafing, but they’ll almost certainly carry what you need, if they can be bothered to help you find it.

  • Trident Booksellers

    The last of a dying breed of independent bookstores in the Back Bay, Trident keeps a good selection for their small size.

  • Brookline Booksmith

    Another great, independent bokstore, Brookline Booksmith has a huge new and used selection (though precious few used comics). A smart, hip staff will help you track down what you need if they don’t carry it. After you get your book, there’s lots of great places to read it over a cup of coffee in the neighborhood.

  • Harvard Bookstore

    One of the best book shops in the country, the Harvard Bookstore is heaped in history and accolades. The comics section has grown to an impressive collection, and comics are often made staff picks. Be sure to visit the used books section downstairs (back left corner), where an occasional gem can be found on the cheap.

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  • Million Year Picnic

    This comics shop located in the windy streets of Harvard Square can be tough to locate, but it’s worth the effort. Million Year Picnic has been around for over 30 years, and has the unusual boast of catering to a large female readership. Great indie selection and great staff.