I rarely go into a comic shop these days. But when I do it is Laughing Ogre. They are near my house, have toys, occasional events, back issues and good people.
I bought a lot of 80's comics at Half Price books in the 90's.
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my daughter wants to know what taco bell the 21 pilots guys hang out at so she can get an autograph.
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Brue, which shop in Columbus do you go to? I am over in Springfield and make a comic shop tour of Columbus 2-3 times a year to check things out, but I don't think I know all the shops in the area yet (it's usually Packrat, World's Greatest Comics, Comic Town, Laughing Ogre and the one in the food court of the convention center whose name I can never remember, but I go there whenever I do the Origins game fair at the convention center. Plus usually Acorn Books (but they are going out of business). I just stopped into Packrat this past weekend when I was hitting a bunch of the Half Price books, but I haven't been to any of the others in a while, since I lost most of last year recovering from surgery.
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To do in Columbus.
Couple places you might want to go while not at the meet:
Big Fun. 9.5 miles from courtyard, but a must for the toy collector. https://www.facebook.com/pg/BigFunCo...=page_internal
Packrat Comics is 4 miles from Courtyard. I don't use it (not close to my house), but friends love it. More than just comics.
Cartoon Library and research at OSU (20 minute drive)
Places your family might prefer.
Columbus Zoo (20 minute drive)
COSI kids science museum (15 min drive)
Art Museum (15 minute drive) FREE on Sundays
Ohio History Museum (17 minute drive)
Short North Gallery hop Saturday evening. local art, wine, social, walking FREE (15 min drive) PS- BIG FUN is in the short north and will likely be open during Hop
Historic Ohio State house and museum 15 min drive FREE
National Air Force museum dayton (1 hour drive) FREE
Downtown 15 minutes,
Short North 20 minutes,
OSU 20 minutes,
Airport 20 mins
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