Craig F.
Yelp
To begin with, I'm a bit envious of those who own comic book stores. Regardless of how very little I know about running one and what I imagine would be hard work keeping one afloat anyway, I still applaud those who do. From what I've seen, those who have a shop of their own tend to enjoy it. (At least it appears as such.)
And Mission: Comics & Art seems no different. Despite the location being a little tricky to find (this coming from an out-of-towner), once there, you can relax, literally. I mean, there are a couple couches just awaiting anyone who wants to have a seat. No rush. I like that.
However, I was at Mission to sift through some of their back issues, and maybe it's just me, but I just have such a hard time looking through comics that are propped up like books. The fact that they're not even bagged, that they're just standing up against one another make it so difficult to wander through. My fear is that any moment, if I make a wrong move, they'll all come cascading down. Again, maybe it's me.
I'm sorry to say, though, that on this day, I hadn't the time. I was in and out within 10 minutes, and I left empty-handed, which wasn't my intention. Although I didn't take advantage of it, I really appreciate the Yelp Check-in offer: a free back issue. Next time when I'm in the area, I'll give Mission another run-through. See you then!