StreetLevel: Comic Book Shop Opens on Bergen
On Friday a new comic book store opened on Bergen Street between 5th Avenue and Flatbush. Bergen Street Comics comes c/o a husband-and-wife team who told us it’s their first business venture. The blog Geekanerd hailed its arrival by noting that it’s “not just any old comic shop, but one with leather seats, exposed brick,…
On Friday a new comic book store opened on Bergen Street between 5th Avenue and Flatbush. Bergen Street Comics comes c/o a husband-and-wife team who told us it’s their first business venture. The blog Geekanerd hailed its arrival by noting that it’s “not just any old comic shop, but one with leather seats, exposed brick, and original art on the walls. Rocketship may finally have some competition for all those Best Comic Store in Brooklyn awards.” The shop is located on the Pintchik-owned stretch that’s seen the arrival of a bunch of new businesses in the past few years, including Babeland, Organic Heights and Unnameable Books. Click through for an interior shot.
Bergen Street Comics [Official Site]
Bergen Street Comics Opens In Brooklyn’s Park Slope [Geekanerd] GMAP
Anybody gonna take advantage of that wrinkle cure?>>>>>>>>>>
City Subs is great. I used to go there all the time when I lived in Prospect Heights.
Awesome! That strip of Bergen is looking better and better. I guess the Pintchiks don’t rent-gouge, otherwise, these types of businesses wouldn’t be able to set up shop.
Has anyone else noticed that Organic Heights (on the same strip) is for sale? Guess the vegan thing didn’t catch on.
BTW, the sandwiches at City Subs are the best…
I will be visiting this evening on my way home. Can’t be bothered to make it up to Hanley’s these days and Rocketship is too far out of the way.
Yay.
Never underestimate the creepiness of a clown.
everyone always needs a clown. just ask WHAT. we had quite a weekend together.
That comic shop on Fifth Ave between 8th and 9th seems to do a brisk business. This one could do well as well, yes?
this is what gets me…
“not just any old comic shop, but one with leather seats, exposed brick, and original art on the walls”
i mean really.. :-/ words cant express how lame that comes across.
*r*
Finding a falloff in demand for clowns too, randolph????