Great place to have a pull list. The staff is very friendly and ready to help you out. They are…read morevery easy to talk to about pop culture things. I been a regular customer for about ten years and never had any problems or issues just have to be honest with them. I pick up my books once a month and call them to add or stop on a comic book. It's a great shop..

Hey my fellow Comic Nerds! So a few days ago I got the…read moreopportunity to go visit this small but great comic book shop in Whittier, CA. And I must say even for being a small shop the novel selection was great! I would also like to mention that you are greeted right when you walk into the store! Which I really like! I would highly recommend heading to this shop if you're ever in the area for sure!! If you would like to see my quick tour of this awesome shop, head to my YouTube Channel "The Merc's On The Mic" to get my POV of this shop! https://youtu.be/oPYQ6JaE5Ss?si=3l1o9p-uhEZrmJDP Enjoy!!

So my son is a huge fan of comics. He loves this shop because they have so much variety and a great…read moreselection of the most popular comics. I finally was able to bring him and was pretty impressed by the shop. The walls are fully equipped with comics that range from Marvel, DC, anime, and other pop culture shows. I had a few comics that caught my eye; of course, Harley Quinn. Shout out to Enrique who satisfies my sons requests and always has what he wants. Every time Manny goes shopping there, Enrique has given numerous suggestions and gives him the inside scoop of what is new. All the comics are in great condition and packaged nicely to avoid damage. Definitely worth the price and to add to your collection. Back to the store, on the other side of the shop, there is an arcade with pinball machines and other popular arcade games. Such a fun time when visiting. Overall, great comic store and located conveniently next to the AMC. You can stop in to play a few games and to check out what they have in stock.

My kid is just getting into comics, so I googled and found this little shop tucked away in the…read moreCostco parking lot near the AMC theater. Our experience was better than I could've ever hoped for. There are rows and rows of different comic books, neatly organized, and very easily viewed. It is like a little kids comic book dreamworld. So many cool different things to look at. The staff (maybe owner?) Enrique is so kind and so happy to help. We were able to look at things that were within the age range for my kid to enjoy. There's also a couple rows of really cool vintage pinball games. For a dollar you get to play several rounds. Overall amazing experience, we will be back. I feel like everything we wanted to buy, we went ahead and bought and I still left there for under $30. I noticed that he's selling the current comic books for the price labeled on the book, he's not up selling and gouging. This is the kind of place I think our community should work really hard to keep in business.

Great inventory on RPGs, graphic novels that and comics. Friendly and knowledgeable staff.read more

JPM Comics is an amazing and humble comic shop. I am a huge advocate for comic shops in this day…read moreand age, so I really enjoyed coming here. The shop is hidden away in the corner of a plaza and is not too hard to find once you spot it. There are plenty of parking spots, and the shop has a retro comic feel once you walk in. The two gentlemen within the shop were great help and were able to answer all of my questions. We talked for a bit, and they were able to put my order in for the new tmnt ronin comics coming out. You can tell the order bases on demand and specific needs so that don't have a lot on the shelves but that is more of a reason to stop by and get on the list to pull your upcoming comics. Overall, this shop has plenty of heart. It's definitely my new home base for comics and collectibles.

Adjacent to the heart of downtown Fullerton (where street parking and lot parking is free on…read moreSundays), this cool little comic book store offers a decent mix of new and old comics. The staff was very knowledgeable about comics and eager to banter about them. Prices are slightly high but the selection is top notch. The walls are covered in original fantasy/sci fi art and the bathroom walls are 360 degrees decorated with cool posters. In the back of the store are tables and comfy couches for gamers to gather and play.

Large selection and space, plus staff were helpful. Lot of…read morevariety in Japanese manga, dc, marvel, image comics, omnibuses, single issues, variants covers, etc.

Been here before just once . Great selection of comics . Was a great vibe , very quiet . Owners…read morewere sitting down chilling . I was greeted as soon as I walked in and asked if I needed help or had questions. Only wish they had the AC on lol went in on a hot summer day. But I picked up some Star Wars per usual when I go to comic book shops. They are in line value wise with other comic book shops so that was nice . Would recommend this place .

Great selection, knowledgeable staff, and lots of cool collectors items. They even have older DVDs…read morefor sale. I love that they're usually playing something cool to watch while you shop.

Wasn't looking for anything in particular, but I ended up buying a bound series before I check out…read morea series on Netflix. The guy working talked to a couple patrons before they left, but as I was looking around, he didn't bother asking if I needed help finding anything. The staff at the comic book store in Claremont - A Shop Called Quest -are way better at helping, asking if you need anything, and like to talk about comics. Value: 0. Overpriced. I just checked my transaction history, and it was $43.53 out the door. Amazon has it for $19.

Hello, I've been to…read morethis comic book shop a few times. I like the selection and the layout is really user friendly. I'm rather new to comic collecting and I've been trying to keep my collection growing, but because I'm new to the hobby I don't always know how things work so I try to ask questions to the workers at the stores I visit. The store has one person who is honestly kind of rude. He is an older bald white guy. I've interacted with him a few times in the past briefly but I always felt he was kinda short and rude with me in comparison to how he interacts with other guests . I thought maybe I am overthinking the interaction so I always just let it slide and kept coming back. I told my partner briefly about this and he even agreed that maybe it could be me over thinking. I went in with my partner and this time I asked a question to the cashier about comic releases and the rude guy interjected and made condescending comments about me not knowing how releases work and overall made me feel really stupid. His whole energy just makes me feel like I'm not welcome and that I'm less than because I'm new to the comic hobby. When we left the store my partner immediately was like "is that the guy that is always rude to you?" I don't think I will come back to this store again because of how rude and unprofessional that guy is. He just really lacks customer service skills.

I was really impressed by this place. I went in on New Comic Book Day looking for 5 new comics and…read moreI found 4 of them immediately. That's pretty great for a store where I don't have a pull list. The shop is very organized with tons of new and back issues. I had a nice time chatting with an employee at checkout about the books I was purchasing. He even gave me a free comic similar to one I was buying that he recommended! 5 star service and selection. I'll be back!

Stepping into Comic Cellar is like walking into Narnia, if Narnia was full of comic books, smelled…read moreslightly of vintage paper, and had two friendly guides named Tom and Brian instead of a talking lion. This place has everything.... shiny new comics, ancient relics from the comic book Stone Age, Manga, and probably a cursed scroll or two. My daughter asked about a specific comic, and Tom and Brian sprang into action (to assist) like Batman and Robin (you decide who's who). I was impressed w the Manga choices as well. The vibe? Top-tier. The collection? Comic heaven!!! Parking? Well... it's street parking, so bring your sneakers and mentally prepare for a hero's journey to the front door. Worth the quest. Would definitely return!!

Really small place, but a bunch of selections. It is located in the back by the gate. It is a small…read morestore so just look carefully. When I entered there was a few people working and they were all helpful. They guided me and helped me found the funko pop I was looking for. The price was just right and is way cheaper compare to Amazon. In addition, they have a small second floor and that is where you can find the commons funko pop. I suggest you bring cash because when I payed with cash they did not tax's me. You just pay the flat price of what did you get.

I was glad that I found this place since I just started becoming a avid Pop! collector of recent…read morehehe I was confused the first time that I was trying to locate the store a month or so ago since the GPS lead me to this white building and I couldn't see the store front when I first drove into the parking lot. But when I doubled back, I saw that I was in the corner of the entrance of the lot. I decided to park on the street to play it safe and then walked over to the store. I was excited to see soo many pops in one place, especially the ones that were rarer and more expensive. Their pop prices start at $10.00 for their common ones and goes up from there based on rarity, if it was exclusive to a convention or so and more. There were also mystery packs and pop protectors for sale as well. The pops were sorted by either movie, show or collection. The expensive ones were mostly placed in a glass case and the walls were just filled with shelves of these different pops. It felt like a museum to me as I looked at the different pops with little price tags placed on them if they were above the $10.00 price point. There were a few that cost below $10.00 or what they actually would be worth due to damages, wear or other things that would affect the price.Upstairs they had most of the common pops for $10.00. Both times I visited, I ended up getting some pops for my boyfriend and I hehe And I liked the fact that they throw in a pop protector when you check in. I think the downside of this company is when you try buying Mystery Boxes online. They were selling some over the weekend and released them online at noon, but I had no luck the first two days and then gave up on the third day. I guess I would try next time, but those bots and technical difficulties on my end are killer...