Frank & Son Collectible Show

Imagine a comic con with their own storefront and open three days a week, every week. That’s what Frank & Son Collectible Show is. I’ve heard about it for years, but never set foot in there until 10/27/24. It was total sensory overload to the point where I was gonna see blue screen and crash (IYKYK). There were, I think, 9 aisles of comic books, sports memorabilia, video games, toys, apparels, and so much more. I went back a few days later on 10/30/24 to visit my friend Jimmy who has a stall inside Frank & Son (aisle 100, first stall on the left corner) and was also visited by artist Mog Park and her husband Mel. We all stayed past closing to watch the Dodgers defeat the Yankees and win the 2024 World Series. This is a must visit for all you pop culture collectors out there. Just be sure to bring lots of cash or a credit card with a high spending limit. And if you’re looking to start up a shop but can’t afford your own physical store, renting a stall there may be a great option for you.

This place is an awesome collection of vendors selling everything a collector needs to complete there collections. Vintage toys, cards everything from sports to Pokemon, every kind of action figure you can imagine, Hot Wheels, Lego, art, Pops!, and everything in between! Their displays are awesome! Definitely worth the 7 hour drive!

There are a lot of good deals with pokemon cards, we even got free basic pokemon cards, they even have events for pokemon go. Parking was tight, and it was too hot around 12 noon today 104 F.

Frank & Sons was ok. Little to no Simpsons stuff, pretty much Anime, Funko (no League of Legends stuff) some Horror movie stuff, some cool video game stuff, some old wrestling stuff, lots of cool toys, very over priced. But if you want it at the moment, thats the place to get it. Some ok Lounge Fly bags. Not many of the special sequin ones. Lots of pokemon cards. They have about 1 or 2 rows dedicated to sports collectibles.

The place have the largest and best collection of vendors under one roof always carrying the newest, hottest and rare collectibles. This was created in 1988 by collectors Frank and Janet Zamarripa, located in City of Industry CA. They are open Wednesday 3-9pm, Saturday 9am-6pm and Sunday 10am-5pm. If you find my review helpful please click the Like ? icon and follow my profile. Thank you very much. ?

I wasn't sure what to expect when we got here. This place was huge, like a ginormous warehouse. It had a whole bunch of booths where people were selling various collections. There was something for everyone. They had sports memorabilia, trading cards, anime collectibles, funko pops, disney items, and so much more. I would recommend doing your homework prior to purchasing, kind of get a feel for how much items go for. You can haggle with some vendors or do package deals. Look at some items carefully. They do sell fantasy pins and authentic disney pins. Overall, you can spend a whole afternoon just looking around and taking in all the different items they have. They are not pushy here in trying to get you to buy items. They have a place to play games and buy snacks. The drinks and snacks are affordable.

This is a permanent comic con show/sales floor. A little like a swap meet as it's filled with individual booth sellers but man is this place amazing. The place has a small dining area, tons of displays, even had cosplayers roaming about. If they has a meeting area for panels, signings or game play this would be a true comic con you could visit year round. No matter what this is worth a trip just to see the place, but be warned you will want to buy stuff and parking is a nightmare.

Great place to start your kids on collecting or to share your hobbie with them and have fun. From vintage video games, figures, plushies, T-shirts, Pokemon, baseball and football cards, Anime, and more. It's a big wearhouse, so go with time as you can stay 2 to 3 hours looking at all the stalls (over 100). There are bathrooms and ATM machines, no restaurant inside, just snacks and sodas. Parking is free, it gets full as it's a popular place. A tip, many take credit cards, a few are cash only, and if you pay with cash, you may barter the price or at least get the taxes waived off. It depends on the seller. Open only 3 DAYS, so plan your trip.