Large selection of books and comics, along with some CDs, DVDs, and various other doodads such as incense, MtG cards, and dice. They also carry some rather old and most likely rare books, to be found in a glass display case for your ogling pleasure Also: props for apparently being one of the only (non-religious) independent bookstores in Harford county. The owner is very friendly, and will often strike up a conversation with you at the register.

But for the downsides? The owner is very friendly, and will often strike up a conversation with you at the register. This can often be troublesome if you're an awkward person such as myself.

But seriously. Downsides: they seem to be in a perpetual state of unpacking, which means that sometimes you'll have to contort your way around boxes to get at the shelf you want (unfortunately for me, it's usually the horror section that's blocked off). Many of the books are sealed in plastic bags, which can be a bit annoying if, like me, you like to know what the inside of a book looks like (font size? margins? that sort of thing). And, you know. Smelling. That a big part of the whole used book store experience. It's also a shame that they only carry older comics, not new releases, as the area is terribly bereft of comic stores.