The Superheros Comics, Cards & Collectibles Show sets up at VFW Post 2503 in Omaha on Saturday, November 28, 2026, offering a Black Friday weekend alternative to the mall: a room full of comic books, trading cards, and collectibles priced to move during the biggest shopping weekend of the year. For collectors who love the crossover space where comics meet cardboard, this is the metro's show to catch before year-end.
The mix here is broader than a standard card show. Comic dealers bring long boxes of back issues spanning Golden Age through modern, key issues in slabs and bags, and current titles, while card dealers cover sports singles across baseball, football, and basketball — vintage through modern, raw and graded — plus non-sport cards, which are this show's quiet specialty. Expect Marvel and DC trading cards from the classic 1990s Impel and Fleer sets, movie and TV cards, and the kind of oddball non-sport material that big sports-focused expos rarely bother with. Pokemon and other TCG singles typically appear as well, along with Funko Pops, toys, memorabilia, and collectibles of every stripe. It is a genuine treasure-hunt room.
The show runs 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM at VFW Post 2503, located at 8904 Military Road in the Benson area of Omaha. VFW hall shows are a hobby tradition for a reason: free parking, easy access, an affordable room that keeps dealer costs and therefore prices down, and proceeds that support veterans' organizations. Admission details have not been published, but VFW shows in the metro are customarily free or a dollar or two at the door.
Landing on Thanksgiving weekend gives this show real utility. Out-of-town family in for the holiday? Bring them. Holiday shopping for the collector in your life? Comic keys, graded cards, and vintage toys beat gift cards every time, and dealers on Black Friday weekend price accordingly. The five-hour window also leaves the rest of the Saturday free, and the truly dedicated can hit Pokekon-fest in Lincoln the same day for an unforgettable double-header before the Wax and Draft show at Infusion Brewing the following afternoon completes a full metro card weekend.
Who should attend: comic readers and speculators, non-sport card collectors who almost never get local shows built for them, sports card hunters who know VFW-hall pricing runs softer than hotel expos, families with kids into superheroes, and anyone who enjoys not knowing what they will find. First-timers will find the small-room format easy and unintimidating.
Tips for the day: arrive at the 10:00 AM open, since five-hour shows concentrate the best buying into the first two. Bring cash — VFW hall dealers overwhelmingly prefer it. If you collect keys or graded cards, know your prices going in, but stay flexible; the charm of this show is the unexpected find in a dollar long-box. And if you have comics or cards to sell, bring them along, because rooms like this always contain buyers. Check the treasurehunter.show listing for late updates before heading out.
