Best Comic Book Store in Canada!

I just want to know what is the best comic book store in Canada. Selection, Service and especially Prices should be considered.

I have only been to 4 comic book shops.

Silver Snail (Toronto)

- Great selection, good service, prices are average.

1Million Comix (Toronto)

- Good selection, poor service, prices are more expensive.

The Beguiling (Toronto)

- Good selection, good service, prices are average.

Comic Book Addiction (Whitby)

-Great selection, average service, prices are great (20% off most comics, even new)

So far I think Comic Book Addiction has an edge over Silver Snail for the best comic book store in Canada. Please help me find the best one!

Theres lots of guys from Canada here...I'm sure they'll help when they get on line...

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You should talk to Silkcuts. He seems to know his stuff on this topic.

All Honesty comic stores depend on market.
I love the Beguiling because they truly care about the industry and the medium, it is the closest thing to a balance of both.  What I mean by that is that the beguiling would do sales for Marvel one-shots to sets of the DC 52, but they also cater to an indie crowd, where they were doing Scott Pilgrim book launches before Pilgrim was cool.  The Beguiling also sponsors TCAF and from the creators who go, many call it their favorite "Convention". 
 
I hate 1 Million Comix, they have nothing you can't find elsewhere and a lot of times for cheaper.  The service also sucks hard.
 
Silver Snail has turned their focus to statues rather then comics.
 
Paradise Comics is not bad, small, but they have good Silver age and older.  Plus they do signings as well, like the Beguiling.
 
Labyrinth books is one of my more favorite shops, small staff, so they tend to be more knowledgeable and helpful.  I actually have worked for the owner at a few cons, so I know the stock is deep.  The prices are US cover, which is normal, but Dan (The owner) offers a 10% credit per book that can be claimed after 10 books, so its like by 10 get one free.  He's sales are also insane, he pulls out long books full of books 40% off or sometimes he offers 60% credit, so when you claim your free book the free book's value could be higher.  The Labyrinth is also the best store in my opinion when it comes to art books, especially comic related art books.  He gets in creators convention sketch books to rare bits to mainstream releases, like Adam Hughes Cover Run.  The Art books as well have their own discount membership. 
 
The Hariy Tarantula is good as well. Three locations all specializing different things.  The downtown location is the flagship, it also carries very small press comics.  I got an adaptation of Machiavelli's The Prince from them.  No other store I know of carried it.  The Keele location is more gaming, but they have the best selection of used books from them all.  The Warehouse location is the best place to mine for out of print or forgotten books.  Since it is a warehouse you never know what you can find. 
 
There are also three good used books stores that have comics at good prices.  The comic they have could be "remaineders", which means never sold, but since it was in one owners possession, it is not "new" anymore, but it is as good as new many of the times.

1. B.M.V - There are fourl ocations, well five if you include ABC books, I know it is confusing, but ABC is like a cousin.  BMV is Toronto's top used book store, you never know what you can find there.  I found 1-9 of Taboo there as well as Alan Moore's Miracleman.  All for a lot cheaper if I would buy them online.
2. Seekers - This used book store specialized is Occult books and I can be found there chatting with the Patrick or Margot if they are behind the cash.  This store doesn't realize some of the rare books they get, so a lot of times you can get them for stupid prices. I got Mark Millar's Saviour ( a really rare book) from them.  One guy offered me 10 times what I paid for it, since it is that rare and the guy is a huge Millar fan.
3. Doug Miller's Books - Doug knows his books well.  He mostly carried remainders, but you can find a good used book there as well.  When I started shopping there, a friend of his sold his entire Neil Gaiman collection.  So I got a few hardcover version of books I already had, but those version are out of print.
   

You should talk to Silkcuts. He seems to know his stuff on this topic.

There is the Dragon Lady in downtown Toronto, but we just got word that it will be closing shop in February which is a shame. For me, I enjoy the Beguiling, but maybe I will take a ride out to Whitby to check out Comic Book Addiction.

Considering I am out here (southern Ontario like you), I pretty much have the same recommendations, but when I as in Vancouver, my favourite store was ComicLand on Rupert Avenue. It's been around since 1976 and always had been full of the latest and greatest, not to mention knowledgeable staff on hand. So my vote goes to them.

@Silkcuts: Indeed you do.

@Silkcuts: Wow, what an informative post. I have heard of Labyrinth and Hairy Tarantula before. Though I can't recall which one of the 2 (if both) I felt a bit uncomfortable with. I once called (again either one or the other, can't recall which) if they had any of The New 52 (issue 1 of Batman) and the person who answered my call seemed to want to help, but didn't know what the New 52 was. On another occasion I checked out, I believe it was the Hairy Tarantula home page and there was some Libyan political message on it. I didn't bother reading if it was a joke or a political opinion, but it didn't feel right on a comic book site in my opinion. I guess you could say that turned me off from checking that place any further.

I'll probably stop by the Labyrinth though since you seem to really like them.

Happy Harbour Comics in Edmonton. Pretty good selection, good prices compared to some of the others around it, and the staff there are friendly and know their stuff.

@Silkcuts: You sir, are phenomenal. :) And no - I didn't know that about Dragon Lady - how freaking cool is that?

@Silkcuts: Wow, what an informative post. I have heard of Labyrinth and Hairy Tarantula before. Though I can't recall which one of the 2 (if both) I felt a bit uncomfortable with. I once called (again either one or the other, can't recall which) if they had any of The New 52 (issue 1 of Batman) and the person who answered my call seemed to want to help, but didn't know what the New 52 was. On another occasion I checked out, I believe it was the Hairy Tarantula home page and there was some Libyan political message on it. I didn't bother reading if it was a joke or a political opinion, but it didn't feel right on a comic book site in my opinion. I guess you could say that turned me off from checking that place any further.

I'll probably stop by the Labyrinth though since you seem to really like them.

I'll never be able to give the same amount of knowledge Silkcuts can on this subject, but heck I'll throw it out there anyways. Curious Comics in Victoria is pretty fantastic. Of course you have to pay HST on stuff (sigh) but they have great prices on graphic novels and a wide selection of books and games, friendly and welcoming staff. There are two other stores right on the same street, Yellow Jacket and another for which the name escapes me, but Curious is by far my personal favourite. So yeah, if you ever feel like sampling West Coast comics (which are obviously so very different from other comics) there's always that. 
 
And then Phoenix Comics in Calgary. Because I have such a limited number of stores I visit and/or know of.