This is a really middle of the road shop for a couple reasons. To begin with positives, the…read moreselection of back issues is great. They have some stuff that other shops in the valley don't even know about. The selection of new books is great, too. They are well organized, probably the best organization i've seen in a long time at a comic shop. The negatives: prices are way too high for what are basically reader copies, and the presence of the cats in the shop negates the concept of these being "pet free books". Many of the back issues are clearly a bed for the cats, complete with destroyed bags and boards, where the very cute cats have shredded them. Despite this shop having a good stock, the asking prices on every back issue are 2-3$ higher than what I believe is fair. In addition to that, the employees are not terribly welcoming. The gentleman running the counter was downright dismissive, I didn't even get a hello when I walked in the door and made eye contact. I didn't get a single word as I browsed the stacks for at least twenty minutes. The lady working here had a conversation with my wife about the cats, and even talked to my wife about her clothes, but neither employee engaged with me whatsoever. It felt like they thought i was there to cause trouble, even when making a purchase. In addition, this shop is guilty of one of my biggest pet peeves on the planet: not selling displayed merchandise. On the front counter, two small statues were displayed, but when I asked if they were for sale, I was told they still needed to be researched. Man, do it right now, i'm holding the money in my hand for them. In a store with no other customers, and nothing pressing happening, why would you not take two minutes to check the item price on ebay, or even better yet, decide for yourself what seems like a fair price instead of turning away a paying customer? If the item isn't for sale, take it off the sales floor. Stock is excellent, organization is excellent, prices are not good, and customer service is decidedly bad. It feels like the male employee is either suspicious of everything, or gatekeeping the hobby for some reason. I did not feel welcome here.

Excellent bookstore! They have a wide selection of books including new releases and back issues all…read morein excellent condition! It's one of the larger comic bookstores in the San Fernando Valley. You can sometimes find a 2-3 month old raw book still at cover price on the stands. You can tell this shop is run by people who truly care about comics and their clients. Highly recommend for both casual readers and serious collectors. The prices are very reasonable.

I've been here 2x within a month to buy single Pokemon cards. My first time experience, the two…read moredudes working were helpful let me check out cards told me to get closer to the glass wall with their high price cards for a better look if I needed to, let me compare cards for the better of the 2 cards. 2nd visit today was amazing I was looking to fill in my 151 master set with some reverse holos and Ex's( I had already been to another shop with no luck and not a great experience) once 151 got really popular I stopped buying packs and started collecting singles. The tall guy working today made my day by letting me go through a binder of 151 unfinished master set to help complete mine it literally had everything I needed ! I also picked up some full art cards. I highly recommend checking this place out. Sealed Pokemon product is a bit high(but all the card shops are honestly ) but all the single cards are priced fair from tcg price guide. They have awesome vintage toys, rare finds and modern collectibles as well. It's fun to walk around and see what they have.

This shop its the best in the valley... They very nice…read more Good prices They willing to negotiate They accept zelle Good attitude They have really good pokemon cards from every set you can think of..ill give toys of the universe 10 out 10....

The best store for hobbyists that you can find! The owner Greg is very helpful and knowledgeable…read moreabout his stuff!

I called ahead and asked the gentleman how much the cheapest hot Wheel's cars were…read more When I got there, he did not greet me. He did not even acknowledge that I walked into the store. We're talking about a very small store where he sat in the back and could see people walk in. I can understand not pestering people who are shopping, but his actions are downright rude. When I asked about the hot wheels, did he get up and show them to me? No, he didn't from his seat at the far end of a store. He pointed as if he had a laser pointer on his finger, which, of course he did not. I was on my way to a party so I wasn't really interested in looking over his cars to try to find the area I had to ask him three times he never did get up. I found out later his five dollar cars go for $1.50 at Ralph's. When I recommend this place? Hell no unless you like terrible service and high prices. I don't understand why he's still in business. Maybe it's a front for something else.

While their Winnetika location is my local shop, I always try to stop by the NoHo Collector's…read moreParadise whenever I'm in the area. The staff is beyond friendly and, even though this location is small, it has a fantastic array of comics and other collectables. Even with my pull list at their other location, I always find something I have to pick up on my quick visit. They also have fantastic signings here throughout the year so there's a good chance that you can meet either one of your favorite writers or be introduced to your next obsession. My only complaint isn't even their fault & it's the parking. Like most of this area of NoHo, it's all limited street parking with meters or you're going to have to cross your fingers that you can find something in the residential streets in the area. But honestly, it's worth it. If you live in the area and are looking for your new favorite neighborhood shop, this is it.

This is one of the most elitist comic book shops in the city. The staff are dismissive at best, and…read morethat is if they acknowledge you at all. The stock is about what you would find in any other comic shop, with the added benefit of being more expensive. I came in today, a Monday, to shop back issues, but the back issue bins were blocked, and covered in the new comics due out on Wednsday, with big signs thwt say "do not touch". I would guess this is why every other comic book shop on the planet has limited or no hours on TUESDAY to prepare Wednesday books. Either way, 25% of the store, you know the stuff collectors want, is unavailable to even shop. There are better and more hospitable shops in Burbank.

Super clean, nice vibe, they keep the A/C blowing nice and fresh. Vibes are immaculate soon as you…read morewalk through the doors. An abundance of things to choose from. No sports though, but everything else is here. Service was smooth and efficient. Lots of variety to choose from & prices are competitive.

Where to start Let's start with good…read more Great selection Great value get a lot for your buck The bad Don't ask any questions Or any help staff can't be bothered to help

Definitely a cool spot to check out if you're mostly into comics. They have some funkos and other…read moreanime/video game merch but mostly comic book characters. Still really cool to pop in and look at their displays. Wish they had more video game exclusive merch but sometimes that's a rare find! Overall a cool shop for collector's in general! IG: @ammysalamii

Halo 13 is a nerdy geeky dream!…read more The people in here are nice, friendly and knowledgeable. And the selection of comics, collectibles, cards and what not is impressive. They have some arcade games in-store you can play, candy dispensers and crane games that all take quarters, but they don't have a lot of change... A coin machine would be great inside! Good value for lots of items including some graphic novels. It's a good time in on the Southwest side where not many things thrive including the revitalized Sears, but Halo 13 is always here! Though recently they relocated more centrally in the mall (where the old GameStop used to be) - on the first floor near the food court. One of the longest standing stores in the Burbank Town Center, since it open its doors in 2008. It has shuffled around physically from floor to floor, but always glad it's still around. You can shop online from limited radius delivery or store pick-up, though this doesn't include books of any sort, but does have a lot of their pins (which I've been collecting). Be back soon!

Great selection owner was out of town and his buddy was there taking care of the shop was…read morecompletely helpful and nice I appreciate people who have a good attitude thank you for the books

I went into this shop to buy a comic for my nephew and was met with some of the worst customer…read moreservice I've ever experienced. I asked about a particular comic and its variant covers. Instead of showing me what was available, the owner became hostile and condescending, insisting I needed to be more specific even though I explained I didn't know what variants existed. When I said I just wanted to see what was available for my nephew, he pushed back again, saying he had too many and didn't put them out. At that point I told him I'd just take the single comic I had in hand. On my way out, I let him know I had been ready to spend a couple hundred dollars but instead left with only a $5 purchase. His attitude literally drove me out of the store. I would not recommend doing business here. There are plenty of other comic shops in Los Angeles, not to mention online options, where you don't have to deal with this kind of attitude.

The best in town for pokemon cards, big selection of different gaming systems, games, trading…read morecards. Service by the guys is immaculate shout out my boy Jose , Bryan & Elliott. Prices vary depending on what you're looking for.

I'm really disappointed with my experience at GameTower. I was sold two different Xbox consoles…read morethat were both defective, and instead of helping me, the staff claimed I "came back three times to cause problems." I came back because the consoles they sold me didn't work -- simple as that. I traded in a pristine Series S and paid extra for a Series X, only to receive a unit with a damaged USB port. They were able to exchange it for another but that one had a loose hdmi port. When I returned, Bobby did try to help, by tightening the HDMI port and giving me $15 in store credit but it doesn't fix the fact that I paid for a console that wasn't in proper condition. What makes this even worse is that I've been a loyal customer for years, even appearing in videos on their page. I've supported the store, recommended it, and spent plenty of money there. So being treated like I'm causing problems instead of being helped properly is extremely disappointing. I appreciate Bobby's effort, but I still don't feel satisfied as a customer. I expected honesty, respect, and real solutions -- not attitude and band‑aids. I won't be returning, and I hope others double‑check their purchases before leaving the store.