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My Parents' Basement Comic book store in Avondale Estates, GA
My Parents' Basement is a comic book store at 22 N Avondale Rd, Avondale Estates, GA. It has a 4.6-star rating from 2,120 Google reviews. Customer reviews or the shop's own website show it offers pull lists and back issues.
“Combination comic-book store & taproom serving up local craft beer & creative bar food.”
What it's known for
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Pull lists & subscriptions
More comic shops with pull lists →Per the shop's website
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Back issues
More comic shops with back issues →“They've got new issues, TPBs, back issues and even 2for$1 bins.”
Google review · Mentioned 2 times in reviews
Also on the shelves
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Events & game nights
“I can't wait to get back down here for a tournament night.”
Google review · Mentioned once in reviews · Per the shop's website
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Toys & collectibles
“They have a ton of games inside with comics and toys, too.”
Google review · Mentioned 2 times in reviews
From Google reviews
The ambiance of this bar is certainly unique! This place is like the lovechild of a pinball arcade, comic book shop, and bar/eatery. The food and drinks were very satisfying and in my opinion, reasonably priced. The staff AND patrons were all super pleasant and friendly!
This place was very cool and inside is where all the stuff like comics, decorations, and arcade games are. Arcade games were like a dollar (dollar bill or quarters are accepted) and then there are some cool game machines that are free to play. Pretty chill workers and prices are decent.
This place is a GenXer paradise. Between the comics, video/pinball games, this place has it all. This is a very large place that can accommodate plenty of people playing and eating at the same time. The atmosphere is really something to behold and it has no equal. The staff was fantastic and the food was solid.
Such a cool combo of a restaurant, comic book store, arcade, and bar, although it makes it very easy to burn through some money. Salads are solid. Some of the older arcade games are free; others need quarters. They stock local plus hard to find national beers. And they cover both graphic novels and single comic issues.
