A Time Lost & Found

"Good spot, only downside imo is cash only. Alot of his stuff is minty and uncirculated"

"Gave me weird vibes. No real organization with back issues, didn’t participate in Free Comic Book day (even though most comic distributors give you the comics to get foot traffic in your store) plus I went in for Spider-man & X-men comics which oddly led to him was trying to sell me issues that he openly mentioned he was saving for another collector (fret not to whomever you are, I did not buy any issues from the John Byrne run of FF). Wanted to give the store a chance regardless of the reviews but it’s all true, will not return again"

"He’s racist. As soon as i walked in there with my brother he already had weird energy. Being rude asking us the same repeated questions like we can’t read the signs ourselves. Asked him if he had any Gwen Stacy and he replied disrespectful saying “find it yourself”. Didn’t feel welcomed and I felt rushed. Never going there again."

"Rude owner. Hates kids, they're not allowed in. Caters to 50 year old virgins only. Cash only because the owner walked earth with Jesus. Dude needs to pull his head out of his keister. Constantly miserable. Shops like this killed the hobby."

"Prices were not all that bad. When we 1st walked in I had my 8 year old son with me. The owner (I'm assuming as he had barking dogs as we 1st walked in no person in sight though) and as soon as he realized I had a child he was very rude about having my son in the store, so my husband had to take him outside while I continued to look with my 14 year old. The guy kind of acted like he thought we didn't have any money as he mentioned many many times "you do know those are expensive right?" (The most expensive comic in the section was like 20 dollars)And I think he thought we were going to steal something as soon as we moved he went and checked all the books were left. When we asked about the books behind the counter he did not want to sell them to us because "they were too expensive" for us he said. So basically he judged us on how we looked. When we had question he did not give a direct answer shrugged his shoulders and said "everything different to every question."