In Myrtle Beach area visiting and being a long time (65+ years), and having noticed the sign on the…read moreHighway, decided to stop by and check it out. Even though small, they have quite a variety of collectibles. Including comics, games, action figures, records, etc. A nice mix of comics from 60s and up. A couple of old issues that I either have or have had in the past. It was a pleasant experience and nice chat about all things collectible.

I was down in Myrtle Beach visiting the relocated family and while on some errands my Dad mentioned…read morea comic book store along the road we were on and this found us popping in to the House Of Heroes. While the shop itself isn't massive in scope, they are stock-piled with a whole lot of awesome stuff. There is a heavy emphasis on action figures and I saw plenty of the Marvel Legends, GI Joe and Star Wars figures along with several groups of classic toys as well, meaning older editions of this stuff that either were of their own personal collections or from others who wished to part with the treasures. Also before you ask, yes they have Funko Pops. Of course there are comic books both new and more vintage and while some of those are in boxes, the higher priced editions are up above on racks or the wall space to be showcased better. I didn't purchase anything despite having my eyes set on the brand-new Hasbro Cobra Commander. I didn't bring a big suitcase with me so I only had so much room to carry stuff back. The staff was friendly and I encourage all like-minded geeks to pay them a visit. There is surely a little something for all ages of collector.

This place is amazing. They have everything you can think of when it comes to games (old or new)…read morecomic books,memorabilia etc...

Showed up before closing time and was refused entry into main store. Was told by manager that the…read morearcade would be open longer because they were having card night. Same idiot that denied us entry to store came and kicked us out of arcade as well so they could play card games. Seems the right hand doesn't know what the left is doing. In this day and time to turn away business that means they dont need your money or have plenty to pay higher for your trade ins.

It is definitely a Build-A-Bear for cars. The people are…read moresuper friendly and it's pretty easy to understand what's going on because you just go from like one area to the next. The actual cars are pretty cheap most of them being $29.99 but everything gets really expensive quickly. If you want to make it a RC which who doesn't that is an additional price. Luckily my kids did not go for any of the other fancy stuff besides the rims and the guy working with super friendly and was understanding and helpful of my son who had a cast.

I saw a coupon for the store. My kid can name car makes and models from 60's to now. Yeah, he's…read morealmost 7, and has seen all 11 Fast and Furious movies - he's on another level. 1. Out the door final cost before coupon, $110.00 Components purchased: Top Body, SRT Challenger (it's gotta Hemi!), BASIC R/C package**, tires, rims, blower motor, underglow and side pipes. I used a $10 coupon. 2. We all know we are paying for the memories with our kids. Questions you want answered: Cars can be sold as basic, free rolling cars, OR as R/C cars*** #1 6xAA batteries, lowest speed car. #2 A rechargeable battery pack option, faster, etc. #3 A best rechargeable bat pack, fastest car. Extras were: blower motor, under glow/pipes, R/C package #1 (vs. A free rolling, push car.) Must buys were: rims, tires, body top, bottom chasis (free roll or R/C). The top body was $30. TBVFH, my kid has a walmart F&F drift car and hand me down RCR, 3 cell LiPo, that'll rip your face off at 60mph, so this car was for the memory. Like 'Build-A-Bear', but for kids who love cars. The Ridemakerz car remote control has a "turbo" button, giving a bit more torque, and lighting on off on button. It does make sounds. This performance of this car (***R/C Pkg #1) is no better than your $15.00 R/C car. Yes, those crappy ones. I don't think it has steering alignment lever, and it pulls to the left. We got treaded tires, and it doesn't drift unless youre on ice. You can buy slicks, but the torque doesn't allow you to truly drift, but rather "donut". The steering radius/angle is terrible. If wheels are straight, full turn left or right is no more than 15-20°. If this was his first R/C ever, I would've gotten the #3 package and a rear spoiler for my son, but as I said, it was for the memory. To me, the car's performance is absolute trash. Your kid walks around with a basket, and picks the stuff they want. The only thing with a price tag is the top body. Then you go to the assembly area (see pic). An employee partially assembles some components. They 'start' the screws for the child (4 coarse threaded screws for plastic), so they don't cross thread them. Once all is kid proofed, they do a Pit Stop Challenge, and time your kid when they assemble it. 4 screws with zip gun. 4 rims to tires. Then put them onto car. We, had to remove hood center piece and pop on blower. Slide side pipes into undercarriage, which had basic circuitry to allow for underglow to be powered on. Oh, and for some reason, the blower motor is held into the front hood via a crappy magnet, so when dude crashes, it flies off. I see some JB weld in this cars future. If my son was 7 years old, I would've given a hard NO to this purchase, simply bc the car is verging on toddler cartoony BS. Did I see older boys in there making cars? Yes, but for $50 more, you can buy a ready to go, Hobby Grade, R/C car that'll make any elementary school kid drool. This store would pull more $ if they had a "teenager/dad" option. Faster. More realistic, less cartoony. If you are on a budget, F this place. If your kid is bright, and ahead of the rest, skip this place and go buy a starter Traxxas ($150), or find one used on the market place. This store and purchase are super subjective. Price is absolutely DUMB. What dad sees is trash. What son sees is fkg gold. Your call.

You don't find very many toy stories anymore so it was nice to see this one. We probably spent 15…read moreor 20 minutes in here looking around and purchased several items. They have a huge selection of squishmallows and of course the granddaughters each got one to add to their collection. Even my grown son bought a toy for himself Prices were not cheap but they were not ridiculously stupid either. Considering the location I would say it was a fair value. There were only a couple employees but they were polite and the service was nice. Five stars.

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OMG! Even though Im an old fart, I collected Funko Pops up until a few years ago because the cuties…read morewere taking over my room! My daughter still collects them and this SC store's selection slayed ours at home in NJ! The prices were only a smidge higher too! They also carry a line of oversized POPS and acrylic flat ones.

Walking the board walk and we found this treasure of a store. They have tons of funko pops and they…read moreare in sections like sports they have them in rows by sport. Same thing with cartoon, music and anime and much more. The value of the funko are not overpriced like other places 14.99 is not bad that what you usually pay at funko.com, they only thing I didn't like was they put a price tag on the box and if it super sticky it can damage box.

Great place decent prices staff was really kind and helped me out. A lot of great stuff the…read moreselection could be better but all around 10/10

After arriving in Myrtle Beach SC for a visit with the family, we all zipped over to nearby Conway…read moresince my mother had some shops that she wanted to visit. Since there was a comic book store nearby I knew where I would be spending my wait time while they did their own thing. Upon arrival, I had to say that Power Comics was quite deceiving and didn't look to be all that big from the outside. Wow was I wrong because once I headed inside I saw that the place was huge. The display case counter where you pay is off to the left once you enter and all around are shelves, racks and stands of all kinds with every bit of geeky coolness that one could hope to find. On the main floor they had a few tables loaded with long boxes for books that had moved off of the current releases batch over to the back issues but sadly I didn't manage to find the one single item I was looking for at the moment. This isn't their fault of course and I am just adding more words to the Yelp ;p On higher shelves above the reach of most people were the pricier issues and I mean comics that were in the high hundreds of dollars each. The main floor also had a massive Funko Pop section that I only looked at from afar. I didn't want to find myself snagging any of those since I didn't have the biggest suitcase with me for this trip. Truth be told my Pop additions are few and far between anyway. The glass counter had a number of collectible card sets. On the second floor was the pricier stuff with numerous gigantic statues that ran from the low to high thousands of dollars. I loved quite a few of them but I've neither the space nor the finances to bring even one of them into my small NYC apartment. Among the impressive statues were the Venom-Pool, a cross between Venom and Deadpool and an amazing Skeletor lifesize bust and chest piece. Eventually my folks joined me here and my father was impressed at the level of geek recognition I had for most of these characters. I joked that I could name more Avengers than Yankees or Mets on any day of the week. There were also some long boxes up there as well and they seemed to hold full runs of limited series and a number of collected editions. I didn't thoroughly peruse them so if there were more in there to discover I hope you find something you desire. My exploration found me discovering one of the McFarlane Toys KISS "Psycho Circus" action figures. It was the Space Ace one and with the legendary Ace Frehley having passed last year I just had to grab it. I do wish that they had The Demon but I didn't see one. The staffer onsite was not too chatty but it was early and there is a lot of store to pay attention to so I don't fault them for that. Suffice it to say there is a little something for everyone and I highly recommend this place if you should be in or near Conway, SC for anything. I look forward to going again when I return down to these parts.

Love the store!!! So many good finds and an amazing eclectic group of vendors...they also have a…read moregreat selection of vintage toys so I love bringing my kids there and have them look around while I shop the vintage stuff...lots of comic books for my older son ...transformers...toy cars

This was a fun place to browse! There was a wide variety of items. I noticed a lot of…read moregamer/comic/collectible type items but also holiday decor seemed to be quite prevalent. It's not exactly a traditional antique shop- each of the many "booths" had different things, some of which were new or homemade/crafted items. Staff was friendly! I bought a cute Hallmark Christmas ornament for around $9. Prices varied a lot from booth to booth. I'm more into vintage/antiques especially glass items. I'd give this place a 3.5 but my review is based on what my personal preference of items (glass, vintage packaging and ephemera, Fenton, Pyrex) are. I'm not into the more flea market type new items or crafty things. Still I had fun looking!!