Anytime I go to a new city, I try to find the best comic store in the area and this was clearly it!…read moreThe customer service was amazing. The back issue selection was top tier. I found 3 key issues I've been wanting for a great price! Easily one of the best comic book stores I've been to. I love it here!

Trip Review : Carol and John's Comic Shop. Carol and John's Comic Book Shop…read more I don't think anyone would argue that this shop is a prime example of everyone's favorite friendly-neighborhood comic shop. John and crew make this shop accessible to all ages. They have their layout dialed in, their social media dialed in, their special events dialed in and exciting and their books and pricing dialed in so all collectors can enjoy. New books weekly with some cool Facebook intros. A stellar shop cat, Winston, who actually runs things. ( it's a his shop and he actually let's us all enjoy it.) Their back issues are on sale, they have some neat manga titles and families will like the kid's area. They have supplies and probably the largest dual wall of Graphic Novels in Northeast Ohio. I don't think a review can capture the lighting in a bottle that is Carol and John's. Follow them on Facebook and see them May 4th for the largest Free comic day in N.E. Ohio.

Trip Review - Ground Zero Comics in Strongsville Ohio. Ground Zero Comics and Cards @markus benn…read more One of Neo ComicCon's earliest supporters was Ground Zero and owner Markus Benn. I love stopping into a shop that is definitely Chaotic Neutral. Maybe Chaotic Good. Or visa-versa. This shop is showcased / packed with Gaming, Gaming, Gaming. If you look up gaming in the dictionary, there's gonna be a picture of this shop They have gaming supplies, all sorts of card games, all sorts of singles, all sorts of table top games, dice and a great place in the back of the store to sit down and play whatever you desire. Markus also has what I believe is the only display of Sideshow collectible statues In Cleveland. If you like the stuff, be sure to break out your wallet they are not cheap. All along the tops of all the shelves are additional statues and other toys and collectibles. Be sure to look up. They carry, as I said, gaming supplies, and Comic supplies. They also have new comics on Wednesdays and Comics displayed around the store. A huge selection of graphic novels are along the wall on the right hand side. Markus has a lot of marquee or dioramas set up, and I love his Beholder, the huge G.I. Joe aircraft carrier and of course the Star Wars robot in the back. Only pictures can do this store justice. Please take a look at the pics. Markus and Ground Zero will have some free comics for a free comic book day. Be sure to stop out and see them.

Absolutely love this place and just recently discovered it. Number 1...the owner is a really solid…read moreguy and knows his stuff about items. He also does NOT price gouge like most places. This guy charges almost exactly what places like Sideshow collectibles and places like Threezero. So you can go in knowing you aren't being ripped off. If there is an item you are looking for....ask him and he might be able to get it for you and save you shipping costs. Stop in...support local business and check out his amazing collection of collectibles. I'll be back and buying for sure

I love visiting when I can. This is my hometown store I spent 20 years in the military and they…read morewould ship me books whenever I was deployed and couldn't buy from a LCS. I currently live in Los Angeles CA and always make it a point to stop into this place because it a hidden gem in the mid-west. I'm excited to see the continue to be successful and have so support many bigger businesses and artists. They are little giants and a big impact in comics. Plus you can usually see this store represented in any comic con around the world.

Great store, lots of new and vintage inventory, as well as memorabilia, owners awesomeread more

Comics Are Go is great shop that handles all levels of interest. Great atmosphere, great vibe, Eric…read moreruns a great place!

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.

Initial review after one visit is 4 stars...although honestly I'm not too impressed with some…read morethings, overall there was a very strong selection. What made me cringe? It made me feel like a standard comic book shop you see on tv - a very sexist promotion of sexualized women. In the poster section, there's a gorgeous Psyloche poster...except for how it tries to center and show off her butt and Venus mound with just a slim piece of fabric. There are other hyper sexualized posters of women in comics...and then real women scantily clad like I'm in a teenage boy's (or drunken frat guy's) room. Next to the posters is a drawn pin-up against 'censorship' with the woman's nipples poking out so hard it could take an eye out. By the new comics, there's more drawn pin-up art. Like...so skeevey and clearly the owner doesn't realize how many women read comics? U G H. The good parts that made it so I won't nuke this review (so tempting tho): - it's locally owned - located in sylvania which doesn't have that much - walls are covered with back issues, art, and many collectible toys. - bins and bins of older comics - good variety of new comics There does seem to be a lot of focus on DC/Marvel, but there are some other publishers located. I'll return again to give it another try; I was there for 20 minutes and still hadn't looked at everything. But if I lived here, I would not be a regular subscriber, because the environment is not friendly to me.

I drive a long way for good stuff. If you need comics then JC's is the place you're looking for…read more The owner is always there to help you. Plus they are open 7 days a week

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.

Keith's Comics. I…read morealways wanted to walk in and say, "Where's Keith?" (The owner is Bryan Branch). Instead, I get caught up looking at all the cool comics; walls of books, both back issues and recent back issues, plus new books. They also have graphic novels and other cool stuff. Take a quick look at the pictures. This friendly store is the first comic store on the west side that I visited way back when!!! They have been very supportive our show!

Comics, Cards and Collectables - Canton Ohio…read more Tucked away at 724 Cleveland St. SW in Canton, Comics Cards and Collectibles is one of those rare, not quite off-the-beaten-path places that's truly a treasure trove for any comic or card enthusiast. From the moment you step inside, the walls greet you with classic comics, while the glass case and counter is packed with collectible cards and the shelves are packed with graphic novels and surrounded with comic supplies, wall books and new comics on Wednesday just waiting to be discovered. The heart and soul of the shop is Tom--the owner, curator, and local legend who's been at it since 1980. That's 45 years of comics, cards, and stories. Tom's not just a shop owner--he's a storyteller and a welcoming presence who makes every visit feel like catching up with an old friend. I get to stop by once a year to drop off some flyers and snap a few pics, and every time I leave with some new stories and a sense of nostalgia. What really stands out is Tom's excitement for Free Comic Book Day (this year on May 3). He opens up the back room warehouse--a goldmine of comics and collectibles, with boxes filled with decades of comics looking for new homes. It's like walking through comic book history. Tom's store has been a staple in the Canton area for so many people--some who got their very first comic book right there. If you're in the area, do yourself a favor and swing by. Say "NEO ComicCon sent me," and dive into a world where the past and present of pop culture live side by side.

this eclectic little store has something for everyone....vintage games...supplies...slightly odd…read more(but funny) owner...and yes comics and comics and comics....make it a stop VERY COOL STORE

Had a great time in the stacks today. These books call to you from the shelves...begging to be…read morepicked up and read. The customer service was adequate. I only really got one "smile" and that was almost forced. But I'm bringing home a haul of books, dvds, and a game for under $35...so I can't talk at that! Will I come back, sure! Will it be soon? Also, sure. But would being genuinely friendly kill you?

This HPB location is almost as good as the old Big Half Priced Books on Lane in Columbus (yes, we…read morecall it The Big HPB). Great selection, good sized clearance section, lots of books. Good prices. Lots of books (did I already say that?). Per the usual, I waddled out with arms bursting with my haul. I got a mix of Clearance fiction and some new non fiction. They have cute gift items as well, and the people are friendly. I did sell back a stack on a previous trip, and was not impressed with the buy back prices, but that's pretty much normal for consignment, and it did (temporarily) reduce the book burden in my house, which was the goal. Book burden was replaced during subsequent visit and has been returned to stasis.