You might think that because this is the first comic haven i've come across, and that I momentarily the name with Doomsday comics, thinking it to be a clever tie in with Utopia, that my opinion of this little den might be skewed.\n\nBoth are true, but folks, my four stars stand strong.\n\nThis place isn't much to look at and in all honesty, walking in the door was a bit of a let down. I'm used to my comic stores bursting at the seams - with rows upon rows, boxes upon boxes to get lost in. At first glance, this place seems a little sparse to truly make it a worthy contender of my rather fickle geek love. But this minimal little room holds some serious oophm.\n\nCase in point: I'm currently obsessed (and will talk your ear off about... just try me) three different series of graphic novels: Y The Last Man, Fables & Promethea. I'm currently smack in the middle of all three - mainly because my previous Canadian comic joints were frequently out of stock in the next editions of all of the above. When I try to buy comics, it seems that without fail I am doomed to find one book off. If i'm on book 10, they'll stock 12. It's a middle class curse i'm none to fond of.\n\nWhich is why this place gets a geeky nod from this gal - not only did I find all three series within record time, but they had every next chapter I was looking for. Which is just wonderfully dangerous for my pocketbook. Turns out, that minimalistic, \""wow, I might not get crushed by a haphazard box\"" layout that I so sorely missed is a HUGE plus in actually finding what you need - instead of wasting three hours combing through boxes that may or may not have the obscure Brian K. Vaughan copy i'm looking for.\n\nIt was a fly by visit, so I didn't ruin my bank account this first time around, but seeing as though I caught a glimpse of a first edition Sandman near the counter, you can bet your britches i'll be back.