More Fun Comics

I'm really only a comics novice -- an outsider appreciator -- but if I were going to try and become a connoisseur, this place would be my first stop. It's got a great mix of material and the staff is rad. Plus it's well organized!Highly recommended.

Huge selection of comics!! I was so excited to find some old issues of Bone by Jeff Smith Super nice owner, loved stopping by!

I had a really unpleasant experience when I walked into the shop for a few minutes to browse before dinner. It was near closing so I just wanted to glance at what they had since I'd never been inside before. The person running the shop kept repeating over and over that they were closing in 10 minutes and he was going to kick me out when they closed. I buy plenty of stuff at other shops and I didn't feel at all welcome. I don't think I'll ever be going back. The selection wasn't very impressive and the cigarette smell didn't help either.

This place is the ideal spot to get lost in retro comic book treasures.... Easily the best comic shop in NOLA..

This is SUCH a cool store. More Fun is a must visit for any comic book fan or collector. They have anything you could want and they take subscriptions, if you want your comics to arrive in perfect condition. They carry everything from DVDs to action figures and everything in between. If it's something comic book or collectable you are looking for, then this should definitely be your first (and probably only) stop. Bonus points from me because I was able to find really cool books about pinups here!

Absolutely awesome customer service. They are top notch and helped me find a comic I've been searching high and low for because it was out of print. Definitely would go back.

A local comic shop of the old school variety, More Fun is THE destination for lovers of graphic fiction in the New Orleans area. The take great care of their regulars and are fantastic about special orders. Additionally, since one the owners are active, long time musicians there i also an amazing array of music collectibles there. Like most things or worth in New Orleans it lacks the corporate gleam but more than makes up for it with character. Good people, great shop, highly advised.

This shop is decent. They always have new books and the TPB selection is great, employees are always helpful as well. My complaint about this store is that it seems that the back issue area hasn't been updated in a while, that can be good and bad. Good is I can find some obscure stuff and it will be at a decent price, bad is that a lot of the prices for the back issues seemed to have been priced out back in the 90's. I also noticed that many back issues were not in the best condition yet they are priced out to top dollar. Don't try to sell me a book that is $20 mint and you're selling it for $25 and the book is a 7.2. The store doesn't get that much foot traffic so I'm always able to pick up books that might have been sold out at other stores.

They have cleaned up quite a bit from when I was last in there. Much better organized than it was before, and they've done a great job of ditching sun bleached inventory and even have shades installed! Business hours are now posted (they weren't before).They keep a much better organized stock of new comics and back issues on hand including a number of secondhand and used graphic novels.

I vehemently disagree with the guys that wrote reviews before me. In fact, I felt so strongly that I joined Yelp only to contradict them.This is my ideal comic shop. When I walk in, people interrupt their conversation to ask me if I need anything, then continue on talking about comics. I feel comfortable walking around their shop, browsing all the new titles; no people following me, no pretentious/awkward silence. When asked, they are enthusiastic about helping me, even going so far as to gather the title I am looking for themselves. Then they engage me into their conversation about the particular title I am interested in and give me recommendations. Their prices are fair, the selection is good, and the people are nice.That's what a comic book geek should be looking for in a comic book shop, not that picky crap Alex D. talks about in his review.