Comic Book Men

Walt challenges the staff to get tattoos. A woman arrives at the Stash looking for a romantic gift for her boyfriend, a man wants to sell a Green Lantern movie prop replica, Bryan shows interest in a woman's collection of Barbie dolls dressed as super-heroes, Walt negotiates for a set of Target-exclusive Batman figures, and a young man resembling Kirk Cameron brings in a number of old books to offer.

Walt and the guys head to a convention where, after a setback, they strike gold among trash. Later, a customer brings in an item that Mike covets.

Walt lets Ming run a sales promotion for the Stash based on Zombies.

Walt thinks it’s time for the Stash to shoot a commercial. Later, a customer brings in something really special.

Kevin blows into town and gets the Stash staff to face off in a game of street hockey.

Walt challenges Bryan, Ming and Mike to a Collingswood Flea Market selling contest. Items a plenty come in for sale, some good, some not so much. We're also treated to a masterclass from Rob Bruce.

Ming plans a surprise for Walt's anniversary at The Stash; Ming learns the virtue of patience.

The guys play charades with a comic-book theme, while Walt seizes an opportunity to purchase original artwork from a favorite artist.

The guys try to create their own comic book. Walt buys a signed issue of Creepy.

A customer tries an unusual strategy to sell a popular gaming system, while Ming purchases more nostalgic childhood memorabilia.

The Stash organizes an auction to help a long time customer/friend sell his comic collection for mounting medical bills. Another customer relates to one of Spider-Man's deadliest enemies.

Walt negotiates for an original Asteroids arcade cabinet. Ming is excited about G.I Joe figures.

The guys have a showdown at a local deli (who have sandwiches made for city fixtures) to see who can make the best sandwich that will represent the Secret Stash.

The Stash sells an independent comic book so the guys can see a costumed M.M.A fight; Walt buys nostalgic underwear to use in a bet.

The staff prepare for a visit from Stan Lee and Walt has the opportunity to purchase one of the most coveted comic books of the past two decades.

Kevin visits the Stash for a book signing; Jay acts as security; a customer brings in original artwork.

Kevin holds a 5km zombie run for charity that Ming and Mike agree to participate in; Walt makes a deal for an odd item containing autographs from the 1966 "Batman" TV series.

Ming convinces the other guys to let him represent the Stash in the town's annual sidewalk sale.

Ming gets to run the store when Walt and Mike take sick; and a customer has first issues of "Iron Man" and "Daredevil" to sell. Ming convinces "Clerks" star Brian "Dante Hicks" O'Halloran to help out.

The guys go on a quest to find the legendary Jersey Devil and a customer tries to unload ThunderCats figures.

All bets are on when the guys take in a local auction and a customer discovers that cigars and comic books don't mix.

The guys throw a birthday bash and later on a customer brings in unusual "Star Wars" memorabilia.

Jason Mewes invites the guys to a Renaissance fair; a customer brings in a valuable item.

A young man wants to appraise his collection; Walt buys Wayne Gretzky memorabilia.

The guys have the opportunity to buy a replica of the '66 Batcycle; a collection of Marvel fan magazines from the '70s.

The Stash helps auction off the work of Mike Esposito; Walt buys a paper doll.

Bored, Walt quizzes the guys on comic book trivia; a customer sells a Hellboy prop replica.

Walt is inspired to form a bowling team; an ill-conceived action figure shows up.

A woman is looking for an Uhura Mego doll from the '70s; an X-Men fan buys the first appearance of Phoenix.

A customer buys a gift for his father's 75th birthday; the Stash throws a party for Superman's 75th birthday.

The guys travel to the Baltimore Comic Con to launch their comic book, "Cryptozoic Man"; Jeff works on a Saturday to fill in for Walt.

A fan of "The Dukes of Hazzard" stops by to show off his collection of memorabilia; Walt encounters his first "brony."

The guys bid on derelict storage units in hopes of striking it rich; Walt finds a fellow Elfquest fanatic.

A fan sells a Mr. T backyard water game; Ming is inspired to have fun on a hot day; Walt risks the shop's street credibility.

Ming has the chance to purchase an oversized toy from the '80s; taking a wife on the perfect date.

The guys ask George Perez to help rebuild Mike's collection; vintage interactive comic books.

The staff at the Stash receives an invitation to visit a bat cave and a customer arrives at the shop intending to sell his collection of original "Star Wars" action figures.

Lou Ferrigno gives Bryan a lesson on fitness; a customer wants to purchase a key comic by Frank Miller.

Jason Mewes hangs out and plays clerk at the Stash; Walt wants to acquire a mysterious recreation of comic book art.

The guys attend a KISS concert; Walt lives out his childhood dream of meeting Gene Simmons.

Billy Dee Williams stops by the store to win the Millennium Falcon the same way Lando lost it: a high-stakes card game.

Darryl McDaniels of Run DMC brings his new comic to the Stash; the guys look at a Marvel Silver Age number one issue.

Kevin's assistant, Ashley, learns about comic book retail at the Stash; pro wrestlers want to sell their comic.

Butch Patrick (Eddie Munster) stops by the Stash; a rare Star Wars action figure.

Artist Neal Adams and writer Denny O'Neil visit the Stash; the guys see a set of 50-year-old Batman night lights.

Adam West visits and a race between the Batmobile and Black Beauty ensues.

Walt has a business proposition for original Ghostbuster, Ernie Hudson; a customer wants to sell cartoon shampoo bottles from the 1960s.

The co-creator of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Kevin Eastman, brings in early sketches of the turtles.

Walt considers buying the hand and footprints of Adam West and Burt Ward; a rare set of Star Wars comic strips.

Walt and the others attend BronyCon, a convention for "My Little Pony" fans; a customer wants to sell a Godzilla board game from the 1970s.

The guys agree to baby-sit a friend's daughter for the afternoon; an Indiana Jones superfan has items from the films.

Walt challenges the others to perform stand-up routines; a collector brings in Marvel comics from the 1960s.

A returning customer brings in a toy that Walt always coveted; an aspiring student brings in an autographed book.

Kevin Smith sends his daughter to the Stash to learn how to be a clerk; a customer wants to sell rare and unusual "Rocky" action figures.

In the fifth-season finale, Phoenix Jones, a real-life superhero, visits the Stash and patrols Red Bank, N.J., with the guys. Later, Walt reminisces about an iconic Batman playset.

Jason Mewes brings his baby daughter to the Stash so she can meet the guys. Later, a customer sells a collection of comic-book Slurpee cups.

When Ming gets a selfie stick, he tries to go viral by filming the Stash; Walt examines bootleg toys of an '80s blockbuster.

Artist Jim Lee shares tales from the world of comics on the podcast; a comic book brings wedding bells to the Stash.

An old pal inspires the gang to don their cowboy hats and journey back to the old Wild West. A customer comes in seeking an iconic ’80s comic.

Legendary comics artist John Romita Jr. draws an original piece for the Stash. Bryan’s interest is piqued by an Evel Knievel toy from his childhood.

Walt and Bryan audition the Secret Stash employees for a role in their new claymation film with friend and fellow podcaster Brian Quinn.

Stan Lee drops by the Stash and helps the guys with a customer experiencing a comics crisis. A customer buys a classic issue of Fantastic Four.

A hot zombie comic prompts the guys to reconsider their apocalyptic preparations. An eccentric collector comes seeking Walt's help.

The guys and Bryan visit a "Jaws" museum; super-powered toilet paper comes through.

Kevin talks comics with actor William Shatner and Walt covets a Mego doll that has unique packaging.

Mike flies in the original '66 Batcopter to celebrate 15 years working at the Secret Stash. Also, one of the hottest comic books of the '90s enters the Stash.

Peter Mayhew (best known for playing "Chewbacca" in Star Wars) judges a Wookiee contest at the Stash.

The boys get a visit from Tom Cavanagh who plays Reverse Flash on _The Flash_ TV series. Walt sniffs out a Golden Age classic with _Human Torch #2_.

A Kreskin ESP game reveals Walt’s secret powers of cognition. Items inspire discussions about Mork from Ork and Dick Tracy's Rogues' Gallery.

Ramones drummer Marky Ramone shows off his artwork and bonds with Walt over old school robots. A King Kong item bring the boys back to 1975.

Walt steps into the ring with a customer over an original Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots game; a rare piece of original Sal Buscema art.

Actress Katrina Law (``Arrow'') wants a copy of Batman 232; old school items involving Popeye, Dynomutt and Pogs.

Jason Mewes hangs with the boys and inserts himself into transactions involving a Deadshot statue and a vintage Death Star Space Station.

The guys prepare for a maritime adventure when the Batboat docks in Red Bank; Batman's first appearance.

Ralph Macchio stops by looking for a rare Karate Kid playset, and Ming gets a lesson he’ll never forget. Walt flips over a pricey Mechagodzilla.

Members of the 501st Legion of Storm Troopers invade the Stash looking for new recruits. Later, lives are at stake over the fate of a vintage Ewok playset.

Kevin and Harley come to town for the Yoga Hosers premiere. Later, Ming gets transformed into the lead villain by a special-effects-makeup legend.

Things get medieval when Ming and a customer joust over the price of Batman #111. Later, Wolverine shows up as the largest statue to ever enter the Stash.

Lindsay Wagner ("The Bionic Woman") stops in for a Silver Surfer item; Jem and Ghostbusters toys spark another round of banter.

KITT from "Knight Rider" pulls up to the Stash; a rare Green Arrow Mego figure and Archie Bunker's grandson.

Ming battles a customer when a vintage 1980s Pac-Man game lands on the counter. A rare Beatles board game has the guys flipping their mop-tops!

Horror queen Elvira helps out when the Stash sponsors a blood drive at the shop. The boys banter about the joys of Mystery Science Theater 3000.

Walt & the boys go on a trip to cross off a bucket-list item: being in the presence of Action Comics #1. Four key Spider-Man issues come to the Stash.

Kevin and the boys attend the grand opening of Funko's new headquarters, where they get honored with their very own Pop! figures.

When Walt learns that Ming befriended actor Michael Gray (Shazam!), he decides that he must meet the "Mighty Mortal."

The boys take a field trip to the Pez Museum to determine if Walt is actually the owner of an extremely rare and valuable piece of Pez history.

Troma Entertainment co-founder Lloyd Kaufman and his crew put the guys through a grueling audition to see if they have what it takes to be in a Troma film.

Walt meets his match during a heated negotiation with actor Mike Colter (Luke Cage); a "legendary" video game becomes both Walt's trash and Ming's treasure.

Burt Ward, the infamous Robin the Boy Wonder, reminisces about his time on the set of Batman. He also judges the Stash's Canine Cosplay contest.

Kevin Smith and the guys attend a premiere screening of Shooting Clerks, a film about themselves and how Clerks came to be.

With rare and interesting Star Wars items making their way into the Stash, Walt offers up big cash to try and score a beacon for the store.

Jay & Silent Bob cosplayers take over the streets of Red Bank as the Comic Book Men attempt to make history by setting a Guinness World Record.

Influential actor and rapper Method Man talks to the guys about his extensive comic book collection. Starsky & Hutch gear takes over The Stash.

The Stash & Red Bank cosplayers celebrate the Centennial of the late, great Jack Kirby, one of the greatest innovators in comic book history.

Legendary horror icon Robert Englund, aka Freddy Krueger, personally delivers a birthday present to Ming.

Kevin Smith and the guys discuss how The Walking Dead started out as a comic book and became a cultural phenomenon.