I love the shelf design. The slot for you to put the comic box is brilliant. I also like that all the cardboard boxes look new and not like they've been in storage for 10 years.
The openness of the store is also very good. It doesn't feel like a stereotypical geek store. It doesn't feel like a dungeon in there and I bet it doesn't smell of moldy comics like a lot of stores I've been in.
It is a silly thing, but I like that the staff wears a uniform. I've been in some stores where I'm afraid to approach someone because everyone in the store has the same greasy, filthy style of clothing on and I can't tell the staff from the customers.
The other think that I like about the store is that they are actually advertising. Smart business. Someday if I ever get to Tacoma I may visit them, even though I don't buy comic books any more.
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Date: 2009-04-28 08:09 pm (UTC)The openness of the store is also very good. It doesn't feel like a stereotypical geek store. It doesn't feel like a dungeon in there and I bet it doesn't smell of moldy comics like a lot of stores I've been in.
It is a silly thing, but I like that the staff wears a uniform. I've been in some stores where I'm afraid to approach someone because everyone in the store has the same greasy, filthy style of clothing on and I can't tell the staff from the customers.
The other think that I like about the store is that they are actually advertising. Smart business. Someday if I ever get to Tacoma I may visit them, even though I don't buy comic books any more.