Batman and Robin have the Bat Cave . Iron Man and Captain America have Avengers Tower in Downtown Manhattan . And comic book and collectible fans in Pulaski County have Lemonjuice McGee ' s Comic Cavalcade .

" Lemonjuice McGee " is the alter ego of Jason Stephens , a 1999 graduate of Southwestern High

School and all-around unique personality . He ' s written for MTV Geek and promoted professional wrestlers , but it ' s the store that serves as a wonderland of fandom goodies for the community that may be his greatest achievement . " Whenever people come in , we always like to see their faces ," he said . " If they ' ve never been

here before , whatever they ' re thinking in their head , it ' s apparently a lot different when they come in ."

The 4,000-square-foot store is a pop culture fan ' s dream , with busts and collectible figures on display and available for purchase , as well as individual action figures , some in-box and some classics out of the original

packaging , t-shirts , and even merchandise for the skateboarding crowd . And , of course , rows and rows of comic books .

The store is bigger than ever , as they ' ve added Lemonjuice McGee ' s Cards and Games in the front of the building . The separate space focuses on collectible cards and roleplaying games .

" We ' ve got everything