What's the name or your local Anime, Manga or Comic shop?

[Mister_E]

I don't have a local Anime shop, my local comic shop does sell a tiny TINY bit of manga but nothing worthwhile but comics aplenty. The name is Atomic Lounge their logo is a white atom and it is a fun place to go to.

Okay your turn.

[JTchinoy]

I call it my room.

[JohnnyAR]

Space Cat has a small manga section

[TC X0 Lt 0X]

Anime 101
He up in the dealers room during fanime.

[G.I.R]

I don't have a shop close by, so I Either have to go to Costa Mesa, or Los Angeles to go to Kinokuniya, or I go to  Anime Jungle in L.A. to buy most of my comics or related stuff.  As far as Anime, I usually get it from Fry's, DVD Planet, or Best Buys.

[Gatsby]

There's no comic book or anime store in my town. :(

[XpHoBiaX]

People don't know what anime is in this town. And it's not really a town, per say. >:/

[LordKefka]

I went to do some exploring and found a place at Harvard Square called "Tokyo Kid". It's not bad. Some certain PVCs and a few good old imported games. Have some random things, but still fun to browse. They deal at Anime Boston only though.

[Shinsengumi]

The comic shop here in Salinas and Monterey is called Current Comics, no anime stores :(

[Mizuki]

Ebay

[SOawesomeness]

Ebay

Barnes and Noble.

There's also Kinokuniya, but I only got there for magazines.

[JohnnyAR]

Barnes and Nobles, Borders (they have a large selection), Streetlight records, Frys

[L3sli3_Lov3s_Chu]

Anime V in Berekely.

[potatofreek]

Barnes and Noble has a small section.
Kinokuniya is a good store, but it's about 30 min away.
The library FTW

[lyricaldanichan]

I go to the following:

Borders (Best selection and they have deals like buy X and get X free)
Kinokuniya  (For manga/artbooks)
Nikaku Animart (anime merch and artbooks)

[Sunara Ishi]

Small stores: Hijink's comics. I think I have seen a Space Cat somewhere once. X.x
Some regular comic stores also sometimes carry individual manga comics. Comic size (aka under 10 pages) not graphic novel/ takoban format. I got some Inu Yasha and a few others like that.
Nikaku: a small store in SJ japantown that carries some anime, some manga (english and japanese), artbooks, etc. They mostly have older stuff but there are some new stuff.
There is also a small store near Mitsuwa (inside near the restaurant area.) that has some manga and merchandise.

Bigchains:
Kinokuniya for import manga, domestically liscensed manga (aka in english), phone books, art books, magazines, etc.
Borders, Barnes n Noble, etc etc... for manga and some anime.
Best Buy and Fry's (for anime.)

And I go to Anime Palace, Nikaku and Far out Toys for merchandise.

And the library. XP For borrowing manga/anime.

[kaethus]

We had one a while back called Anime Express. It shut down a while back though. I guess business wasn't doing so well. I miss it.

[questionette]

Barnes&Nobles, Borders, Lee's Comic's, (I don't know if Gator Games is still open but I used to go there), and there's this one shop in San Mateo I haven't been in yet but I could see plushies...and anime...

Mostly I do my shopping on the internetz though :)

[Runewitt]

there used to be a place called Angel's Anime Outpost, was a pretty cool lil' shop w/tables set up for ccg players to congergate and play. did a fair few rounds of Bleach there witht eh owner's daughter, but they shut down back in october, they werent doing enougn business.