Lovely store. :) There was only one person there when I was…read morethere, but she was very polite & helpful. I do wish they had a Facebook/Twitter or something like that, though. It also be really great if you could go online and be like "Do you have *insert comic here*?".

So anytime I travel I like to find local comic shops if there is one. I went into this store with…read moremy wife and two children. The two people working did not even acknowledge us as we walked in, which is not good for a small indie business. I saw book I wanted to get but decided not to. It wasn't till a few minutes later and employee came in and began to talk with us he was genuine and I needed up getting the book. But I don't advice anyone to go there. Sorry but they don't keep there products safely stored either.

3/5/21 While I was a student at Marshall University, I was…read morestill collecting Catwoman Comics, but I was also interested in Harley Quinn. I liked The Batman Animated Series , but I especially like the voice of Harley Quinn. Thank you Arleen Sorkin. Arleen Sorkin definitely set the standard for women doing Harley Quinn voice. The book Mad Love was brought to my attention when I visited Comic World one day. Harley Quinn went through a series of changes, but the Batman Animated Series and The Arkham Series Games are my favorite looks. Margot Robbie was okay as Harley Quinn, but I did not like the Bootyshorts she had to wear through the movie. I don't feel this is how Harley Quinn is. I always received great service at this store and great advice. I also appreciated the advance calls for comics I was intrested in. Great times at this shop.

This was my go-to comic book store when I worked in Huntington. The prices were reasonable and…read morethe staff was friendly. The owner was an expert on a claim that I handled involving the loss of a comic book collection. The report that Kathy prepared helped to resolve a sticky claim. Street parking is convenient. If you are in the Huntington area, I recommend a trip to Comic World.

Stopped by this wonderful bookstore on a recent road trip. It is in the theater part of a former…read moremovie house. The lobby area is a coffee shop, the Fuzzy Duck. There was a good selection of new hardbacks available. In the back, there is a discount selection. I loaded up on three books from there. Definitely recommend if you are in town and interested in literature. The staff was friendly.

As the only independent bookstore in a wide radius, this would be my go-to store in Morehead even…read moreit wasn't wonderful. But it is wonderful, so I visit here from Cincinnati! The prices are nothing special, but the selection and location are genius. Special events, the best coffeeshop east of the Pacific, helpful staff--CoffeeTree has it all. Thou shalt visit this wonderful indie bookstore.

A cool little spot hidden away in an old factory. This place is easy to miss if you're not looking…read morefor it. When you enter it looks like a weird antique store or flea market but if you wander into the back room you're rewarded with a pretty large selection of several thousand records. The selection is heavily weighted toward classic rock, but there are also substantial selections of jazz, soul/R&B, gospel, country and hip-hop. I noticed also some eight tracks and CDs in the back, as well as some stereo gear that was presumably for sale. There's not much of a new selection, but there was plenty to keep my occupied. The place was pretty chilly though I was fine in my jacket, assume it would be quite expensive to keep it heated! The front room was a smorgasbord of typical antique store fare with trinkets, furniture, books etc. Definitely worth a stop when you're in town.

From the owner: Tri-States Largest Record shop with a 100% satisfaction guarantee on all items sold. We carry 33…read more1/3 rpm, 45 rpm, and 78 rpm. Also have a large selection of antiques and home decor. Closed 3rd Sunday of Each Month.

Personally, I don't like how the sections were all rearranged after years of being the same, but…read moreBAM has maintained its organization and variety of books and other items. Plus a decently sized clearance section. The iconic manga + young adult section isn't as distinctive and exciting as it used to be (but also I'm getting old LOL), but it's still a fun place to browse. 1 star off because there's no longer a public restroom and the prices for non-book items are often ridiculous. Service is usually great and quick. Skip is a staple and an asset to the store.

I went in recently and purchased a magazine. Upon paying, the cashier asked me to check 3 out of…read morethe 5 magazines on the debit card screen. She said whatever 3 I checked, they would send me a free issue. I assumed they did that to try to get you to subscribe obviously. What she failed to tell me, that by doing this, she actually subscribed me to all of the magazines checked. She never mentioned anything about that or that I would be billed for anything. A month later, my debit card got billed for all 3 subscriptions. It also overdrew my account because I wasn't expecting any unauthorized charges to come out of my account. I was livid. I called and talked to the manager and she could care less. Her "professional answer" was we will look into different ways of how we do marketing. I could care less what you look into, I want to know how my debit card signature counted as a subscription contract without any knowledge. And the fact they weren't eager to offer any solution speaks volumes of this place. I had to call a third party company to cancel. I never got refunded for the subscription or the 3 over draft fees that happened when they ran my account short.