JC's is back baby! The new store looks awesome, and it's been better every week I've gone in since…read moreit opened in the new location. A cool place to check out. Tons of collectables (toys, statues), lots of back issue bins and TPBs. So, yeah. Comics!

Today is the 5th time I have driven from Michigan down for Waffle House (same plaza) and to shop…read moresome back issues at JC's. I have been disappointed 4/5 times because I show up when the website AND the had written sign on the door say they are open, but instead they are closed... I think this is the last time I make the trip just to be met with a locked door. I have no problem with making your own hours, but when you do make your own hours, stick to them because I know I'm not the only comic book junkie that drives a distance to shop!

We chose Grounds for Thought while in Bowling Green visiting family. It was a neat little place. We…read moreloved the coffee selection and ambiance. The book choices were great as well. I choose a lavender white chocolate latte. It was very good!

Nice place with a small hometown vibe. Cappuccino was ok, not great but a nice place to read in…read moretheir book area with a cup of coffee.

I think that The Hero Zone could be a great place for the city. However, due to the state of the…read moreexterior of the store I have never ventures in. Would really love to see them revamp the exterior to make it more inciting and welcoming.

I've never had a problem coming here, staff are polite. They've held comics for me when I can't…read moremake it on release day several times.

The jolly bearded guy who is always behind the front desk and I presume is the owner has always…read morebeen very attentive and nice. I am not into comics but my son is your average nerdy 13 yr old. Loves to read and dabbles with them. The only way the store could improve to myself is having a sitting area. Simalar to the designated area outside woman's dressing rooms at department stores where you see groups of husband's holding purses. Yeah, they need a mom area like that because standing in a corner for 30 min while the kid agonizes over which 20, $1 comics he will get is torture.

This was the first full on comic con in Toledo in about 30 years…read more The promoters did an amazing job with it. It focused on comics, not a ton of media guests, and it nailed the comic aspect of a comic con. I loved the show. Spent both days there catching up with friends and enjoying the atmosphere. They also do shows by the same name up in Michigan, but I've never made it out to one. Can't wait to see what they do next.

Trip Review - Comics Are Go Sheffield Elyria Border right…read morebehind Aldi's by Sugar Creek Restaurant. This is my homebase so I might be a little prejudice on the side of Comics Are Go and Eric Anderson. Comics Are Go. I've been going to Comics Are Go since it was under previous ownership with Scott and it was called "Astound" in Westlake, Ohio. I've had the pleasure of watching this shop grow out of its previous location in the same plaza and into bright and spacious space it is now in. Eric Anderson went from being a novice to journeyman comic guy and always a gentleman. First thing you'll notice when you walk in is how light/ well-lit the store is and how open the floor plan is. Comics Are Go was able expand and fill the space with so much good stuff. They have so many back issues plus so many hidden back issues, it's dizzying. Be sure to ask what you're looking for. On the west side of Cleveland, there is probably not a Comic Shop that has more silver, gold and bronze comics available, including slabbed/ graded books. I believe they may have one of the largest selections of variant comics also. If you're a very collector, it's definitely worth your drive. They get new comics every Wednesday, they're always stocked with supplies and their Funko pop wall is amazing. They've also curated a large selection of graphic novels. I'm always mesmerized by the amount of toys that they have and their fantastic selection of statues and busts. And remember when you're looking at the wall books, they probably have 10 times that amount of wall books available or more. Be sure to ask for what you're looking for. I'm sure Eric or Ed will be able to find it for you. Recently, they put together a section of manga so if you're looking for some manga on the west side, Comics Are Go is your place. Every year Eric throws a big shindig for free comic book day, I am sure this year he is going to have special artists and creators. Plus he's gonna have a ton of free comics. Be sure to stop in. There are always shenanigans to be had.

Comics are go is the perfect comic shop! A great cross between a small personal shop and a shop…read morewith enough back issues and hidden gems to keep you digging all day. The owner Eric is a pillar of the community, consistently throwing events for kids and all kinds of fun things. He also has great taste in comics and movies and loves to talk shop with all his customers. The shop clerk Ed is always ready to do research to help find the book you are looking for. All around best shop in NE Ohio...I even hear they have their own theme song written by self proclaimed "local legends" C-level.

Keith's Comics is a wonderful little business in downtown Elyria. It has a fairly decent selection…read moreof books for a shop its size and the owner is really helpful. Had the issue of Zatanna I was looking for, and whatever they don't have they can usually order. Only warning, you might end up buying a homemade fridge magnet you didn't know you needed! lol Seriously though, it's a nice little shop and it's a fun experience if you like small town comic book stores!

Trip Review : Keith's Comics Keith's Comics in Elyria. Right at the corner of everything awesome…read morein Downtown Elyria you will find owner Bryan Branch and a huge storefront full of geek goodies. You can find new comics weekly, a sneaky good selection of back issues( always ask Brian he has the books nestled away) and some cool toys. The graphic novel selection is strong and i know he always throws a great party for Free Comic Book Day. When I was there we engaged in lively banter around the best new movies and TV shows. That's exactly what I want in a friendly-neighborhood comic shop. Cheers to Bryan! Stop and see them on Free Comic Book Day. Also follow them on facebook to insure they are open as Bryan has a robust social life.

The POP shop is a remarkably well organized and friendly local game shop. My family and I were…read moretraveling across the country, picking up a few cards, comics, and stuffies along the way when we spotted this gem of stop in Sandusky. The store was well staffed enough that we could banter with some of the employees about the state of the hobby without monopolizing the store, and they were patient enough to let six year old paw though the binders. They even found a few Charizards and Eevees that didn't break the bank. I didn't pick up The One Ring but we walked out with an armful of stuff and a few vending machine treats. They had water, snacks, drinks, and tables enough for any activities you could fathom. I'd strongly recommend this wholesome, clean, and well stocked shop to anyone passing though.

Very good store for collectors. Absolutely love this place I wish they didn't move to the location…read morethere at tho.

A cozy, lovely cafe/bookstore in Bowling Green. This is a booklover's dream with so many genres and…read moreample seating space. The coffee was good but not my absolute favorite. The books and ambience of this place make it truly special!

What a lovely coffee shop/bookstore! Fantastic coffee and specialty pastries and great book…read moreselection. It's a charming spot to relax, read a book and enjoy a beverage. Customer service is top-notch. I highly recommend this place. When traveling back through Bowling Green, I will come back :)