Stopped in while attending HP Fest. Friendly Counter Staff, greeted as we walked in and told if…read moreneeding assistance to ask. Store has everything game related and stocks a large variety of everything. Huge gaming area in the back for tournaments and games. Definitely a must stop for gamers.

If you like a variety of board games, card games, and Warhammer, this is the place. Also dice,…read morepaints, and miniatures, among other things. There's a bit of Pathfinder, and a wee smidge of shelf space for WotC/D&D. I suspect they're moving away from the latter. No surprise. if you're in the area and was looking for someplace to DM a game or two, this would be a great locale to frequent.

Came to visit after hearing from a friend how nice this new location was, never got a chance to…read morevisit the old location but was pleasantly surprised by this one. Walking in at 1 PM on a Thursday and there were a few customers enjoying the gaming area up front. Enjoyed browsing the collection of figures, magazines, comics and massive collection of games. The arcade machines are a nice touch and there is plenty to keep you entertained. Early 2000's rock was playing on their sound system and the staff all seemed to be very willing to help as I was able to easily leave a request for a callback if a specific NECA figure came into stock. The arcade machines included Arcade1UP machines alongside a Pandora Box DX multi arcade cabinet setup inside of a Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo machine which seemed to have working controls from my play testing. Marley Station is a pretty low traffic mall but I could easily see dropping by when I am in the area even thought I don't have much need to buy video games these days. Prices seemed pretty fair for this kind of store and in general felt like a main attraction for the entire mall.

I came in looking for retro game consoles and accessories, and left disappointed on just about…read moreevery front. The selection is minimal and wildly overpriced, and what's actually on the floor is dominated by open-box figures and toys rather than games. The handhelds are kept in a case at the counter, which would be fine if the case weren't in such rough shape -- one console was falling off its shelf and wedged against the side of the display, which isn't a great sign for how the stock is handled. The state of the store overall was honestly alarming to me. The employee I spoke with didn't help either. I asked a few simple questions about what they carry and how often they get it in, and every response was technically an answer without being remotely useful. I left knowing no more than when I came in. I'd much rather give my money to a local shop than to eBay, and I went in wanting to like this place. But a first impression like this one makes it hard to see myself coming back.

Top Ten Reasons You Need to Visit This Store…read more 10. They have the greatest free comic book day around.  It was amazing.  I would see kids and families running to the store to attend the event in Catonsville. 9.  Andy is a genius at promotion.  He will come up with cool ideas to engage the customers.  There are Batman days, Star War days, etc.  And the annual Cosmic Comix Tournament.  (There was the traditional super-hero March Madness tournament, the sidekicks tournament, the super pets tournament, etc.) 8. Other stores only have sales Easter, Christmas, and Thanksgiving.  This store has actual sales. 7. They got a Bat pole.  Need I say more. 6. They please their customers.  I've been with the store since DC's Zero Hour event.  (That's 1994 for you non-geeks.)  And they made me a subscriber and I'm notorious noncommittal. 5. They know their books. 4. The customers like the store and have become friends through the store.  Rusty used to feature a Cosmic Comix podcast with his customers. 3. Their ceiling is like the Sistine Chapel of comic book history.  You should stop in just for that. 2.  And they got swag, baby!!!  Occasionally. you can score a hat, a beer coaster, a coffee cup...!  (Yes, I know I need to do more spring cleaning!) 1.  And they're good to their customers!!!  Nuff said!!!!

Nice selection and convenient location. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable. Good mix of new…read morecomics and back issues.

One of my favorite toy store in Maryland! Thanks to Comic on I was recommended this place. They…read morehave best selection of transformers!

This place was quite a drive away but definitely worth it. The owner was a super cool guy and very…read morefriendly and knowledgeable about his trade. If you are a collector of vintage toys definitely pop your head in here. They had all kinds of things I didn't expect to see, including a vintage Castle Grayskull and the Ghostbusters firehouse from 1987! All kinds of nostalgia in this store and my husband and I can't wait to come back.

This is one of my favorite stores in Hampden! I've been in here a few times to look around and then…read morealso shop for gifts. First of all, the staff is super friendly and helpful. I was recently looking for a specific gift and the person at the counter was nice enough to scan around the store and point some things out for me. They also do an AMAZING job of gift wrapping -- removing price tags and sprucing up the shopping bag with tissue and ribbon. They have all sorts of cute things like glassware, paper products, art, books, candles, home decor, and tons of knick knacks. Anytime I want to get someone a cute and classy gift that doesn't necessarily break the bank, I come here. Highly recommend stopping in!

went today and purchased a baseball hobby box. Prices were great and tons of cool stuff. The owner…read morethrew in a free card with my hobby box purchase. Live In the area and have driven past the shop 1 million times. will definitely be back.

Great local sports card shop. Mel, the owner is terrific to deal with. He always gets in the newest…read morehot products and the prices are always competitive. There's not a lot of stores around for collectors anymore, so this place is highly recommended.

This is the cutest store ever! I came here to get some Sonny angels and they had a variety of…read morethings, smitskis, figures, merchandise, and other blind box series. They sold each item the price they bought it for instead of resellers, and that is why I continue to come here. The service was amazing, the cashier, Emily, was very kind and helpful! Amazing service.

Superrrrr friendly associate working the register! We stopped by Staurday night and it was busy…read more The inside is small so it was a tad bit tight and hard to look around. We were here to buy the Valentines Collection Sonny Angels and we were limited to 1x each. The price was reasonable as it did not have much of an upcharge. Great cute store!

This shop features an affordable yet eclectic mix of items from artwork and mirrors to costume…read morejewelry and Beanie Babies. The store inventory includes boxes of postcards and some old photos to peruse, and for those interested in albums, both vinyl and in CD format, make sure to set aside some time to browse - there's a lot to look at. The owner is friendly and tries to greet every customer coming through the door. It's right next door to the Charmery ice cream place, so if you're planning to pick up some ice cream, plan to stop in Strawberry Fields for a few minutes first and see what items might interest you.

I've walked by Strawberry Fields quite a few times but never took the time to browse. They always…read morehave some jewelry and other goodies for sales on the sidewalk and most of it looks like a jumbled, disorganized mess because, well, it is. It's the kind of place you definitely need time to sort through piece by piece to find some treasures. The owner can be a little much, as others have noted on here, but that's the kind of zany personality I suppose you can expect from a vintage shop owner. She seems to want to be helpful to her customers and points out all the deals and special items - although I could see how this might come across as overbearing. She helped me find a cameo necklace after I inquired, which I ultimately passed on, but I appreciated that she took the time to show it to me. The signage for some of the deals is a little unclear. I overheard a customer pick up rings from the "buy four get one free" section and then be told that those rings weren't part of the sale... definitely very confusing. After several minutes of sorting through, I managed to find a pendant, a necklace, and two rings that I absolutely adore. The total was just under $15 which was a steal considering, upon further inspection, one of the rings ended up being 14k gold. I'll return!