Pretty sure if you're looking for any comic in America it will be found here. I'm serious. The…read moreplace is gigantic and stuff is literally everywhere. It looks like it may be a little disorganized but I bet the dude at the counter knows where everything is. Pretty friendly guy asked if I needed help with anything and I said no, just looking, and he said "that'll cost you $1.50-which was cute and made me laugh. I like this place and I'll be back. Gave it 4 stars due to the heavy smell of smoke. 2 0 1 8 Come on! #jobbluth

It drives me bonkers when the open sign is on and the doors stays locked. Waited half and hour for…read moresomeone to open the locked door during business hours. Several other people came and tried to enter and left frustrated. I called the number and some dude argued and seemed not to care that people were coming on a Saturday but could not get in.

I only go here a few times a year or I'd have no money. It's not that they're expensive, but they…read morehave so much. If you're a child of the 70s-90s, chances are you'll find a toy you had in their shop. They have a wonderful selection of toys, collectibles, records, DVDs, comic books, and video games. It's always a pleasure to come here and shop. The staff is friendly as well.

Let us begin with how the store is layed out. The store is fairly tight and you will feel cramped…read moreif you have many people in there. For collectibles I will say they have a huge amount of items you would expect at a place like this + more. There is a massive and I mean massive selection of Blu Ray and dvds at this location and for good prices, however I will question one thing and that is for the TNA three pack dvd that goes for $35 and then WWE PPVs go for $5 a piece as for thiose prices doesn't make sense and I believe that it would for for $15 since it is three TNA PPVs in the set. For games they have a massive lot not G2K Games in Norton massive, but massive none of the less with prices being good, fair, to overpriced that emulation seems reasonble at this point prices like for example one Dreamcast game for for $100 and at that point if someone told me they paid that price point I would have to show them emulation at that point. Let me remind businesses that do this that you are hurting the consumer that knows better as well as the business and it makes me sad to see such a thing be a big deal with retro video game youtubers and things like WATA grading bring this mentality to these peoples minds even when WATA grading got debunked for showing how they overcharge based on grading. Finally lets go on about service. They are nice people and I have no Ill will towards them and I hope they don't take my review as an attack against the them, but more so an advice to the them as I want to see this place succeed and achieve their vision of what they want in the future. overall a 3.5/5 stars and will visit again.

Mainstay of the comics scene in the Tri-Cities. I always try to visit whenever I'm in town.read more

They have a really good collection of comic books like marvel, DC and Star Wars and probably a…read morebunch others that I didn't have time to look at the prices are really cheap so I'd say it was really worth going there. The guy is really nice. He's having Halloween 40th anniversary so please go check him out.!!!

I love Atomik! Sean and Lindsey are great. I've spent hours perusing through the store, looking at…read moreeverything from the super rare to the spectacularly new. They always have what I'm looking for, including oddball variant covers and other oddities. If you want to get your regularly-scheduled comics, you can get on the subscription service. Oh, and they will special order back issues for you. You can tell this isn't just a comic book store, but is a passion!

I would not recommend this shop. We were just passing through town and decided to stop by and check…read moreit out. However, it stunk of mold and cigarette smoke, and was so dark, it was hard to see the books(this was during the day). The books were also quite disorganized. Makes me appreciate my own LCS a lot more.

Hands down best comic shop around. Won't find customer service like this anywhere. Huge selection…read moreof comics, games Funko Pop figures, action figures etc.

I visited Dewayne's World with my son while we were in town visiting him, and even though I'm not a…read morecomic book guy or a guy that plays role-playing games kinda guy, I thought that this place was cool. We were greeted quickly upon entering by an employee that obviously loved their job and was willing to assist as needed. The store was laid out nicely with lots of room to move. There's a room on the right side of the store where gaming and tournaments take place. The schedule of events, which were plentiful, was displayed on a screen at the back of the store. The store had many games, action figures, collectables, comic books, miniatures and paints, gaming accessories. The owner came in while we were there and he was engaging and helpful as well. Our son speaks highly of the place and I can see why.

We have been to several Mast General Stores in various locations and knew the original store was…read morelocated on our weekend travels. We like Mast and always enjoy the products and atmosphere. We drove on our road trip to Johnson City, Tennessee from our home near Winston-Salem. It was getting late so we noted the location and decided to stop on our return trip home when we anticipated we would have more time. We arrived in the early afternoon of the Thanksgiving holiday weekend and after following the line of cars to the back parking lot, we were amazed to see how many people were there! The small front parking area was full and the much larger rear parking lot was almost full. We did not think it was possible that everyone was visiting the general store, partly because it looks much smaller from the outside. As we walked toward the rear porch entrance, there was a Boy Scout Troop making kettle corn with a large kettle, butter, sugar, salt and corn and stirring it with a big paddle. It smelled delicious and we knew we needed to buy some on our way back to the car. After entering the building, we could see the entire parking lot contained all those people inside the general store, it was very busy but it appeared they had an adequate amount of employees. Mast features outdoor gear, home decor, knives, shoes, clothing, gift related items and food. They also have a large barrel candy area. We picked up a few things we felt we could not live without. On our way out, we purchased a bag of the kettle corn from the Boy Scouts and enjoyed munching on it while also supporting a good cause. It was so delicious with the combination of butter and sugar. A definite treat that we hadn't eaten in a long time. The original store is a must stop if you are driving through the area. We also recommend stopping at any of their other locations as well. They have many items you may not find elsewhere.

When in this area, you "just gotta" stop here and wander through. My wife ended up with $24.99 Teva…read moreflip flops, well made, supportive, and cushioned with the toe/foot strap a geometric pattern, so yes we bought them. Away from that small shoe building, half each for men and women, we went to the main building a seemingly turn of the century wooden floored building where there is a candy section and, yes, I bought some old time candy, which was $5.99 a pound as I recall. Lots of old time kitchen utensils, ceramic cookware, kid's toys, hunting and outdoor wear. Then to the main hiking and hiking shoes for men where they had some which were 25% off. Jim, a clerk, came up as I was looking around and politely asked if he could help me find something in the Keen shoes I was poking through. Told that I was looking for an 11 1/2 size, but there were no half sizes. As sometimes shoes can run a bit large he asked if I wanted to try on an 11 and he would go look for an 11 1/2 if the 11 would not fit. I had just determined that the 11 wasn't for me, and Jim came back. Now you know how I came to purchase my Keen Targee IV WP MEN, size 11.5 at 25% off. Checking us out was another friendly, chatty and efficient employee (as all of their folks are) named Rhonda. Like I said, you "just gotta" visit, and maybe spend a few bucks. We did!

Have lots of books reasonably priced. I found a few of my favorite authors even PD James who wrote…read morebooks in the sixties. The staff were helpful.

Adrenaline rush. Any bookstore does that. Sometimes it's a tiny bit of excitement, others is more…read morelike an overdose of sugar and caffeine. Book Lover's Warehouse is closer to the latter. It had the aroma of books -- old books, to be precise. It's in a nondescript strip center and is very ordinary looking from the outside. It has a warehouse feel. Walking in, I could tell it wasn't what I was expecting -- a warehouse -- but more of a treasure trove of books, vinyl, DVDs, comic books, sheet music, and a few miscellaneous antiques. I can't say I figured out how it was set up, certainly by section, but there were hardcovers and paperbacks of many genre scattered. Or at least it seemed that way. Each section was roughly sorted alphabetically by author, so that made searching easier. I didn't see a lot of duplication in titles. I had only a limited amount of time before they closed. It was a kid-in-a-candy-store moment; too much to explore and limited to what I could grab in the short window of time I had available. It wasn't nearly enough to do the exploring I wanted. But, with that said, I did manage to pick up a couple of titles I haven't seen by authors I have and that was a win for me. As with most used bookstores, the price is about half of the cover price, except for the first edition, rare books, or collectibles. It's a good place to try out a new author or series without the financial commitment of a new bookstore; or if you want to try your luck with the comic books or vinyl. There's a separate display case of Elvis recordings and memorabilia -- this is Tennessee, after all, and I'd expect nothing less. Just a fun store all around.