Hall of Heroes Superhero Museum
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This location is definitely worth checking out if you are into comic books and live in the Indiana area. We drove over four hours to see it and you definitely can't beat the admission price $10 per person. I was a little disappointed to see that there was no Hall of Justice building like that was in the advertisement on Google, but it was still a very cool experience. It was definitely worth the price of admission just to see the first appearance of Robin as a comic book. They also had a complete collection of the first appearances of all the major Marvel superheroes. The gentleman working the front desk was extremely nice and was willing to tell us the history of the comic books and answer any questions that we had. I was a little surprised how small the museum was, I thought there was going to be a complete life-size set of the Batman 66 TV show, but this was not present. But we still had a great time visiting the museum and would definitely return in the future.
Steven Caldwell
30
Really cool collection gone wild! Allen Steward has poured his heart and soul & much of his time, talents & resources into this awesome little attraction! There are some cool BIG things here .... like original costumes and set items from Avengers to the Greatest American Hero just to name a few and even some pieces of our childhood with long forgotten comics. There is also an area that is specifically designed to represent how the entire comic industry almost ended. Allen has a lot of comic history and more that he shares if you are lucky enough to catch him on a day that he is there! It's a pretty epic collection. It is a 501c3 so you are supporting a good cause and that admission also includes so comic themed video games and Pinball plays at no additional cost! My older kids really enjoyed it and my younger kids asked for a copy of the comic Allen wrote about the journey of how it all came to be! Don't miss this fun stop on your travels
Jennifer Hoff-Schillaci
20
This place was just SO AMAZING..a comic kid's dream place! I'm a Marvel fan, & let me just say THIS PLACE DID NOT DISAPPOINT👏👏👏 From webbing Spider-Man to taking pix with my Marvel fave Iron Man, there was NEVER a dull moment!! You have an opportunity to sit on the actual motorcycle that Nicolas Cage ride on in Ghost Rider!!! The ENTIRE experience was just everything, I will truly never forget it!! So much comic history, knowledgeable tour guide was very animated with lots of stories to tell, lots of memorabilia & free arcade games that were lots of fun!! Hulk was HUGE, btw!! I wish I could live here 😍☺ a great place where a nerdy kid would never run out of cool things to do!! Will be returning & HIGHLY RECOMMEND for any fan of Marvel & DC comics 👏👏👏✔💯
Nichole Brown
30
A little museum that could! It features lots of collectibles, comic books, movie props and more. There are video and pinball games to play and a small gift shop. You can see some very old and valuable comics, some very retro merchandise and some hot toys. You can even get your picture taken on the Ghost Rider's stand in motorcycle or laying on top of the Cobra that was smashed in the first Ironman movie. I happen to love the life sized Marvel and DC characters that were donated to this museum. I had a nice time there.
Dani Lane
40
Hall of Heroes was FANTASTIC! A comic book lovers dream. Plenty of memorabilia and collectibles on display, with an app to highlight each exhibit and key items to explain their significance. From comic books to action figures, movie and tv props and costumes, to arcade games and pinball machines you can play, this place has something for everyone. We can't wait to go back again! Thank you Mr. Stewart for such an amazing place!
Tony Piwko
10
A must-see for any comic book fan. They have more comic book collectibles and memorabilia than you can ever imagine, all in a small 2-story location. My personal favorites were the movie props and the section of first-appearances. Enjoy wandering the upper floor looking for references to even the most obscure comic book character. Friendly staff is knowledgeable and able to answer any questions you have about exhibits or characters.
Nate Chertack
00
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1915 Cassopolis St, Elkhart, IN 46514
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(574) 333-3406
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hallofheroesmuseum.com
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