Very loud with kids running around and the selection was not very great. Not worth the trip.read more

This bookstore is really a great idea and the perfect addition to the Washington Square area. It is…read moreclean inside and they have a nice selection of all media- books, DVDs/blu-rays, and even CDs. They also take donations here, so it's easy to drop off that bag of items that has been riding around in your car the last few months. It's worth walking around for a bit and seeing what sparks your interests.

Berean's is generally a good Christian bookstore though often overpriced and can have a sketchy…read moreselection. It has an inordinate amount of trinkets, gifts, Thomas Kincade and P. Graham Dunn stuff. It's a fairly conservative store you're not going to find much beyond the Evangelical. A lot of what they carry you can find at Wal-mart or on Amazon for a better price. I usually only go here in a pinch or when I have a gift card.

Kind, wonderful staff that really know how to help you find what you need. I'm so glad I stopped…read morethere!

Bill's Books & More - Canton Ohio…read more Bill's Books and More is one of those rare comic shops that truly feels special the moment you step inside. For me, it was one of the first comic shops I ever visited back in the '90s, and it left a lasting impression. Decades later, that magic is still there. The owner, Bill Pappas, is not only a pillar in the local comic book community but also one of the most supportive people you'll find when it comes to events like NEO ComicCon and helping vendors like myself get started. That said, I want to be clear--I'm not being biased when I say this: Bill's Books and More is a must-visit shop for any comic fan. When you walk in, it hits you--the nostalgia, the excitement, the thrill of discovering a back issue you've been hunting for, stumbling across something totally unexpected, or spotting a future grail. Bill curates a space that reminds you why you fell in love with comics in the first place. From dollar-bin treasures to high-end collectibles in the five-figure range, Bill's got it all--comics, statues, action figures, graphic novels, and more. It's a true Mecca for collectors and fans alike. And if you want to see this place at its absolute peak, don't miss Free Comic Book Day on May 3rd. Bill is going all out with three locations on the same property--the main shop plus his ever-evolving Location Two and Location Three. It's going to be big, it's going to be wild, and it's always something special. Trust me, Bill will deliver. Can't make it that day? It's still worth the trip to Canton to check it out. And if you ever spot Bill at a local convention--stop by his booth. He's a staple in the scene for a reason.

The selections are out of control. There are so many comics to comb through. The "new" walls are…read moretop notch. It's hard to leave there with out your arms full.

This is a fantastic store to get just about anything Catholic. Not only books but gifts for every…read moreCatholic celebration such as baptism, confirmation, ordination, etc. The staff is fantastic. You would be hard pressed to find nicer and helpful people anywhere. Barb is always willing to help you with gift ideas. And if an item is not in stock, they can order for you.

This bookstore has everything and they are very helpful. I highly recommend it…read more I was there a week ago and they had so many items and a Museum. They truly live their Catholic faith

If comic shops have personalities, then Hazel's Heroes has one all its own. Calm! What sets it…read moreapart is the sense of order and care in every corner. There's no clutter here. Everything has its place, and that intentional layout creates a welcoming, relaxed vibe. One of my first suggestions when you walk in: look up. Near the front of the store, the ceiling tiles form an art gallery featuring work from artists who've come through the shop. It's a unique, personal touch that tells you right away this place is built on community and passion. Immediately to your right, there's a well-arranged selection of statues and figurines. From there, the walls guide you around the store with new books, Funko Pops, action figures, and back issues--all tastefully organized. Behind the counter, Steve showcases even more art and collectibles, with a focus on quality over quantity. When I visited, Steve had just picked up a gorgeous Silver Age collection featuring Avengers, X-Men, Captain America, and more. I snapped some photos, but honestly, pictures still don't do the shop justice. You have to see it in person to really appreciate the atmosphere. Each Wednesday brings in new comics, and there's also a great selection of back issues (very well organized) plus comic book supplies. Steve's been in the game since the '90s, so he clearly knows his stuff. Hazel's Heroes could be the perfect first stop on a mini comic book crawl around the Canton area--there are three or four other local shops nearby. And don't forget to say hi to Steve and his wife Amy; they're warm, knowledgeable, and passionate about what they do. And of course, mark your calendar for May 3rd--Free Comic Book Day--when Hazel's will be hosting special guests and events. Definitely worth checking out. NEO ComicCon

I went in to Hazel's Heroes to get a gift for my brother-in-law who is an avid comic book…read morecollector. I didn't know much about what to look for and explained my situation to the owner. He was super nice and passionate and explained everything to me, plus he gave me a holiday discount. I wish I liked my brother-in-law more because I'd definitely go back and spend more money!