B & L Comics Cards & Nostalgia

Comic Book Store Details

B & L Comics Cards & Nostalgia located in Parma, Ohio is an old-school comic book shop that features an extensive collection of back issues, new releases, and single issues, creating a nostalgic atmosphere that longtime collectors appreciate, with visitors often mentioning how the store maintains that classic comic shop feel with key books displayed on the walls and well-organized boxes of comics throughout the space.

While there’s no specific mention of graphic novels in the reviews, this comic shop appears to focus primarily on single-issue comics and collectible cards rather than collected editions.

The store specializes in both Marvel and DC Comics, with people who visit this comic shop specifically mentioning the owner Larry’s extensive knowledge of both major publishers, though some customers have reported mixed experiences when searching for specific character titles like Spider-Man.

How much do things cost here?

Visitors generally describe the pricing as fair and reasonable, with many noting that the comics are often priced lower than eBay, though some customers have mentioned experiencing unbalanced pricing on certain items, particularly when it comes to the sports card selection.

How’s the product selection here?

The comic book store boasts an impressive selection that people who visit this comic shop consistently praise, with extensive back issues that are alphabetically organized, key issues prominently displayed, and a substantial sports card section that draws collectors from both near and far.

Collectibles & Action Figures

Beyond comics, this comic book store offers various collectibles including sports cards, retro toys, and other nostalgic items, though specific mention of action figures is notably absent from customer feedback.

Trading Cards, Manga, Anime & More

The store carries both Pokémon cards and Magic: The Gathering products, though it’s worth noting that some older reviews mentioned the store didn’t carry Pokémon cards, suggesting this is a newer addition to their inventory.

The reviews don’t mention any anime, manga, or D&D products in the store’s inventory.

Is this place kid-friendly?

While there aren’t many direct references to children in the reviews, several customers mention bringing family members along, including one visitor who brought their stepson, suggesting the store maintains a welcoming environment for collectors of all ages.