Ive been to this Amazing comics & cards in Long beach a few times now. They some selections of One…read morepiece cards, it does sell out so be sure to give them a call. The times I've come they had 5-7 different boxes of one piece and a bunch of Pokémon as well. So far Ive only pulled a Secret Rare (SEC) of Alta and a few SR from Eb03

What a nostalgic vibe it brings, filled with vintage comics, funky pop, and cool finds…read more The boys came for some Pokémon cards; it's a little pricier from Japan, but the store offers affordable treasures. My son gives it a 5/5. The boys and I are genuinely happy. One of my fav' plaza off Stearns. w/ Target, Trader Joe's, Five Below, a post office, boba, delicious food, and a bank, I really have no complaints. ‍‍‍

Amazing! Will be…read moreback here on regular days to look at their back issues! Amazing $1 comics books!

They have great customer service. The shop was well stocked with comics and figures, especially…read morewith transformers. The prices were reasonable and the staff was very knowledgeable. Definitely will be back when in the area.

Was looking for a pacific truck model kit that I could not find in any hobby shops near me in…read moreFlorida found it online, but most websites turned out to be scams. Then I found Brookhurst in California check them out. They were legit got my kit in a week will order from them again.

This place is so hit and miss with their customer service. Im so tired of model shop guys who think…read morethey are above speaking to you in any other way than how much you owe after ringing you. I had a bad experience yesterday when I asked some questions and engaged in friendly banter, but I believe they have some racism and ageism issues. I was looking for a good experience and maybe learn something as is typical of the model store journey. I'll I can say is if you don't like certain people, just put a sign up. I won't bother

I mean if you haven't visited frank and son... are you really a true nerd? I don't think so. I've…read morebeen to Frank and son since they were located at the previous location when I was kid. That place felt massive. This location does feel a little smaller, but it's still massive. Plenty of vendors and variety, some shady vendors that will overcharge too much or just be plain rude, but overall it's a great experience as you will find very niche and interesting/weird stuff. You will also find vendors selling things for great prices. Make sure to bring cash and most vendors will give you a discount. The only downside is even with the ridiculously large parking area, it STILL fills up every single day. It's literally always busy, so prepare to walk a lot. Always fun to visit every once in a while.

Fun place to take the kids, but be prepared to spend $. There are numerous vendors that sell…read morePokémon cards, baseball trading cards, toys from all different decades, games, video games, etc. they even have k pop merch! This place gets quite crowded. The parking lot is massive, and worth visiting if your a big fan of toys. Fun place to look around and window shop.

This is a great spot for both comic fans! The shop is small however it has a solid selection of…read morecomics. You'll find your latest issue of BRZRK, Absolutes, and KOs here. The atmosphere is relaxing and welcoming. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. I always walk out of here with more than one raw comic. : )

I don't really get the hype here. This shop has a lot of modern comics, and it's somewhat…read moreorganized, but it's so incredibly cramped and tight inside that it's hard to really shop it too deeply. If there had been one other person in the shop, I wouldn't have been able to turn around. It feels overly cluttered, or even claustrophobic. The employee working was really friendly, and knew the inventory fairly well, though they didn't end up having anything i needed. This shop, like most of the shops in this and adjacent areas, is hyper focused on modern comics. I understand why, and it makes sense to a point, but it isn't somewhere i could see spending any time really picking through back issues for good stuff. If I lived nearby, i might get my weekly pull here, but i wouldn't reserve much time for hanging out. I was traveling through the area on a tour of shops looking specifically for older back issues, i'm afraid this shop doesn't hit that kind of niche. I'm also confused about the name, because there was no indication anywhere that coffee was involved at all. I expected something like a Cafe with an attached book store, but as it turns out the coffee referenced in the name of the shop refers to coffee grounds that they give away with purchases? It's just a little misleading, and a big reason I won't score this shop higher. Overall, this shop is probably good for a pull list, but not good for collectors who are deeper in the trenches than modern slabs and resale value collecting. The employee was nice, and helpful, but the location itself is not great, and the name doesn't really imply what the concept is very well.

I grew up in the South Bay. I'd frequent the Comic Bug in Manhattan (Awesome shop) and…read moreunfortunately, Geoffrey's Comics (Terrible customer service). Now that I moved out here to Lakewood, I found this shop and I feel right at home. Without a doubt, one of the friendliest staffs I've ever dealt with. And they have a great selection of back issues. Highly recommend

Great find for a comic fiend!! Great prices, great selection. Also can buy action figures, graphic…read morenovels, manga. Etc. Over all awesome place!

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.

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.

This location is pretty big. I think in comparison to the one I've been to in Monterey Park, I…read morethink this is the better location. However there are other locations around LA/OC area. Out of the 2 locations I've been to, this has a better parking lot as well. Since the store is a lot bigger, that means a lot more selection of figures, books, manga, videos and more. In general, I do enjoy this store as it has great value. I found quite a few things that were quite cheaper here than if you go to a large retail store. If you have anything that you may want to get rid of (but works very well or in good shape) you can see if they're willing to it and give you an estimate. The staff are helpful to help you (the best of their ability) to find what you are looking for or need.

It's really disappointing to see how far they've fallen, especially when it comes to their pricing…read more I don't know what their strategy is with used games and movies, but they seriously need a reality check. In some cases, their used prices actually exceed MSRP. For example, they're charging $70 for a loose, boxless copy of Pokémon Legends: Z-A for the Nintendo Switch 2--which is full retail price for a second-hand, incomplete item. Their trade-in values are just as bad. It's not uncommon for them to offer you a tenth of what they plan to resell your item for. I get that the secondhand market relies on profit margins, and that they're banking on uninformed sellers looking for quick cash, but they're doing it at the expense of their loyal, long-time community. At this point, books are the only category where you can still find a decent deal. For anything else, you're much better off using eBay or finding a different store.