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As a kid I would get the Superhero Catalogs in the mail from Heroes World in New Jersey. One even had the supposed lay-out of the store. I was obsessed with wanting to go there but never did make it. I'd love to hear if anyone ever went there and what the experience was.
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In the early s 80s one opened up at the ECHECLEON MALL in VORHEES NJ i rember they had a few carded WGSH and a few STAR TREK but at the time i could careless about toys as i was more intrested in the current comic booksLast edited by Bionic Joe; Jan 11, '09, 11:39 PM. -
Tried looking for one of their stores in the early 90s but no luck.Comment
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They Had one in the Exton Mall as I was growing up I used to ride my bike there it was like an hour (16 miles each way) but I loved it great old comics, coolest toys -Comic Action Megos, super powers, pre transformer diaclone knock offs it was the most awsome place in the mall I was very sad when it shut its doorsLooking for t1 LIZARDComment
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We always did our shopping in New Jersey at the Woodbridge Mall even though we lived out of state. My parents would park me in Heroes' World and I would stay there happily while they did their shopping. As I recall, it was every bit as exciting as their catalog!Comment
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I worked at the Woodbridge Heroes World from 89-94. It was a really fun place to work. The warehouse in Randoplh NJ had a stack of the Hulk inflatable muscles up in the attic part of the warehouse, pretty cool.
As far as shopping there as a kid... It was awesome the entrance looked like the Hulk busted through the wall. It is the only place I ever saw the Teen Titans in a store. I remember the wall that had them and other megos, and in the middle they had freestanding shelved that had the Kiss mego figures. I also bought a mego Aquaman in a sealed shipping bag there, then returned it the next day because he had pointy ears! I also got the Ben Cooper Thing jiggler there.
those were the days....
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