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Businiess name:
Heroes & Fantasies
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Review by:
Lisa K.
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Review content:
The locale is very large. In terms of size, it's much larger than Alien Worlds (3333 Wurzbach Rd). Price is average retail for most items. They have anime DVDs and merchandise, t-shirts, table-top gaming, and of course, comic books and memorabilia. They seemed to have some beautiful cells and other collector's items that I haven't seen in other comic book stores. I am, however, not a professional collector; merely my opinion regarding their selection. The staff were very helpful and the environment is very comfortable. My one complaint about the store is it's policy on single issue comics. This store sells them bare. You have to pay extra for the plastic sleeve and cardboard backing. I've bought single issues in comic book stores in various cities in Florida and New York and have always paid the retail price printed on the comic and have gotten them in plastic sleeves. I always saw the plastic sleeve as a given, not an extra.
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