#fcbd 2026! Always a fun time and friendly staff. Great selection of comics and stuff too!!!read more

If you're looking for pokemon cards, go elsewhere. Everything is marked higher than the already…read moreridiculously high market price. Edit: here's two examples. You have 151 booster bundles listed for $199 (market is $185) and you have Evolving Skies packs for $65 (market is $42).

Went there for the first time! Found the place on the internet and from local friends that told me…read moreabout this place, I was getting new into collecting Pokémon cards and they helped me pick out which is the best ones to get! 100% will come back

Very friendly staff I walked in 6 months ago with some basic questions about magic the gathering…read more After answering my questions and explaining the different play styles.and the atmosphere is amazing and chill

Really a great place! Staff was so nice, super helpful, and great with the kids! Everything was…read moreclean and organized! Definitely recommended for a birthday or even a weekend kids play date. They have some really cute things in there and plenty of options too! We did the karaoke, slime, bracelets, and manicure stations. The girls loved it! It was a great time!

Pretty nice and quiet comic book store. Lots of graphic novels and past issues too! Right off…read moreMichigan avenue.

Aah, the simple pleasures! What a treat to peruse shelves and shelves of comics in June 2020 even…read moreif myself and the proprietar, the only ones in the store, had to wear masks for pandemic protection. Green Brain has adequate selection of Marvel (huzzah!) and DC (meh! I might mess with some Batman though). They've got floor space dedicated to kids - no comments from the peanut gallery about all comics being for kids please. Exhibit A backing up my previous statement is their selection of graphic novels. There's a smattering of indie comics and a stray zine or two as well. The discount racks are pretty dismal. Yeah, I know they're discounted for a reason, but I've had some success at other shops unearthing diamonds in the rough that I haven't here. Too much wannabe Marvel / DC pollute the stacks here. Not smart stuff like Image but real dumb ass stereotypical genre dreck. It's easy to avoid that part of the store, to be fair there's enough elsewhere but I can never seem to poke my head through there just long enough to be disgusted, especially when "Big Gretch" had comics shops shuttered for months. Green Brain used to occasionally have artists come in for signings. I got a little signed sketch of Jared from Superjail! executed by one of the show's animators to prove it. (Yeah, I'm a jerk; I forget the guy's name.) I'm not sure if they still do stuff like this. My travels don't often take me to Dearborn, but my sister lives over there so GB is a fun place to pop into if I go over there. My last visit I scored an X-Men collection from the early 70s featuring X-Men appearing in other Marvel comics as their title was cancelled for awhile due to low sales, only available as reprints. It's got a number of Hank McCoy escapades and most notably Wolverine's very first appearance when he squared up as an adversary for the Incredible Hulk. I also scored a collection of comics about the Rolling Stones, a Hawkeye compilation and a couple of solo Wolverine comics. Not to brag, but the masked man behind the counter said I made good selections. And you know how fussy those guys can be! Like even more opinionated than Yelp reviewers sometimes...

My favorite stop in downtown Farmington! Road Less Traveled is the cutest bookstore that always has…read moresomething fun going on inside. When I have a 3 year old with me, this is always my first stop. Their children's section is MASSIVE And adorable. There are padded benches for you to sit on while your children browse. When it's your time to look, they have a table with coloring pages and toys to keep your children entertained too! One of my favorite things is that they hide a plushie of Where's Waldo, and when your child finds it they get to pick a prize from the box. They also have a basket of stickers for you to choose one to take with you. For the adults there is also a high top table with chairs where you can sit and color or do whatever activity they have laid out. Their bathrooms are always clean, and easy to access. They offer used books for all ages, and they also have Blind Date with a Book for you to buy. During certain times they have also offered cutouts for you to write down your favorite book and post it on their window. Their staff is always pleasant and helpful. I also love their rewards program! It's super simple to sign up and even though I do not buy a ton of high priced books I have already benefitted from the rewards. It's definitely a must visit bookstore!

The staff is friendly and knowledgeable! I needed to get the book that we are reading for the…read morelittle book club. I am in and they were able to put their hands on it and get it to me quickly! I can also order books and have them receive the credit for that if they don't happen to have it in stock. They are also willing to order for me. Both of those things matter to me, since it gives me a lot of value for my money. If I'm going to be in the area, I can stop by and pick it up but because I live about half an hour away (& still patronize them) if my time is jammed up, I can just get it through the mail. Seriously beats using Amazon! It's so nice to use a local business!

Nice storefront, nice people. Well organized and clean. I wasn't able to find what I originally was…read morelooking for but found plenty of other good finds and will return!

This bookstore was our final stop on a birthday book crawl. This building has more space than…read moreappears from outdoors. If you haven't been stop in. There's a lot to see and if you go on the basement, a lot to do. There's a game Business. I can't remember the name of it, but there were lots of people down there playing. They rent games by the hour, and there are lots to choose from.

Had a great experience at Detroit Dye House! The space is bright, welcoming, and easy to…read morefind...just be sure to leave yourself a little extra time for parking, as it can be a bit tricky depending on the day. Janelle was a fantastic host: knowledgeable, engaging, and made everyone feel comfortable and creative, no matter their experience level. The workshop setup was organized and fun, and you get to dye three items: two to keep and one that's donated to a great cause. It's such a thoughtful way to blend creativity with community impact. Highly recommend for a family or group outing, date, or solo creative day. I'll definitely be back!

Was introduced to Brightly Twisted via Detroit Dye House through a work outing in early May. We…read moreall had our own stations to get creative at. The first item we were to design was designated for the local homeless community. The second item of our choice was whatever we picked. This was a super fun experience. It brought us all together creatively, supportive, and we all walked away with a story to tell. I would highlight recommend Brightly Twisted (Detroit Dye House) for your group outing, or just a fun night out with friends. The team here are highly professional, supporting and advising you along the way, and really add to the experience. We loved it!