Uptown Kenosha's comics-and-cards hybrid on 22nd Avenue, mixing Pokemon and Magic product with comic pulls and late Friday game nights.
Marblehead's Games covers the full nerd-culture spectrum from its storefront at 6300 22nd Avenue in Kenosha's Uptown district: trading cards, comics, board games, role-playing games, and toys under one roof. Pokemon, Magic: The Gathering, and Yu-Gi-Oh! product anchors the card side, while the comic racks and RPG shelves give the store a broader pull than a pure card shop.
That breadth changes how a visit feels. Where a dedicated singles store is built around the display case, Marblehead's is built for browsing — you drift from new comic releases to booster boxes to the board game wall, and the staff are as ready to set up a comic pull list as they are to talk through a Commander deck. For households where card collecting sits alongside other hobbies, it's an efficient stop for trading cards in Kenosha and everything adjacent.
Game nights stretch the schedule on weekends: doors run 11AM to 7PM Monday through Thursday, then stay open until 10PM Friday and Saturday for open play, with Sunday hours from noon to 5PM. Those late Friday and Saturday hours make it one of the few Kenosha stops where you can walk in after dinner, grab packs, and sit down to a game the same night.
The 22nd Avenue location sets Marblehead's apart geographically too — most of the city's card retail clusters on the 75th Street corridor, so this is the shop serving Uptown and the north side. Street parking is easy, and the storefront's toy and comic windows make it simple to spot. Start with a Friday evening visit if you want to see the store at its liveliest.
