Where to start The place definitely needs a good cleaning. The bathroom might as well be last cleaned by a caveman if it even works. How tf u got a card shop and not a restroom. The shop looks like some one has a hoarding issue. Nothing is organized. Walk in there and ask for a card. He will just tell u to look through endless random cards might as well find the fountain of youth. No food or drinks for sale. Huge blow towards humans who like to eat and drink. The space is not used at all properly looks like a (7) year old designed the layout. And last but not least don't pester me about final fantasy preorders Then give in and get (2) gift boxes. See the price go up and realize there's no way he lets me get them. I asked for (1) Ff precon he told me I had to buy them all. Only played Final fantasy 7 Then he cancels my entire preorder. I post on social media and get LGs views and help out go in buy $100 worth of bulk out the $1 pile and old comics no one wants but no more. Getting all my money back any store credit and getting refunded on my prerelease event. Also a bonus if a card is $8 he will charge you $12 total scum. It sucks but I spend a ton of money cancel my order cancel our business relationship. read more

I made a preorder for MTG Final Fantasy all 4 collector decks and 1 collector booster box on 2/25/2025. Geekadrome held my money until today 5/29/2025 in which they just canceled my preorder. They had over $1000 dollar of my money that they held for over 3 months and I suspect they canceled my order to resell at market price. I trusted them with my purchase and now I am no longer able to order either at a decent price when I had the opportunity to purchase both back in February. Do not do business with Geekadrome! read more

What caught my eye when I walked past here was that they sold games. I did not notice much else, but board games are a great way to spend an evening if you have the time to do so. When I walked in I noticed that this place did in fact have games, but to the lesser degree than what is really their bread and butter here. This place is a comic book store with some spattering of other things such as board games and action figures. It's eerily quiet in here when you do walk in. I felt a little out of place since comic books aren't my thing. I didn't want to say anything out of sorts. However, I was asked if I needed anything and of course my response was that I was just browsing. Once I did a quick look over, I made my way out the door. read more

The owner is garbage and rude. Most items are far above market value and it's just cramped space.

The Geekadrome is my favorite friendly neighborhood comic and card shop. The organization (specifically of cards!) is impressive, especially compared to the standard "mystery boxes" you'd ordinarily sift through at most places. Boxes of MTG cards are labeled and most contain tabs sorting by color. As a fantastic bonus, Paul always makes a point to support local artists and offers a lot of prints and game accessories with designs from them! Check this shop out if you're on the hunt for cards or comics! read more

Geekadrome is a pretty small shop, but the owner Paul is a very pleasent guy and stocks the shelves and tables with a fairly heavy selection of various comics and games, he's always friendly to his customers and every time I come in he's often more then willing to help me look for the comics Im looking for and recommending me a few more. Paul also frequently puts up comics for sale or on a special deal, going so far as to cut the cost of some comics by 50%. Ontop of his already verbous comic selection, he frequently hosts and allows others to host various games like Magic tournys and D&D in a part of the city fairly scarce in places to play. All-in-All, a pretty great comic shop and place to hang out. read more

I ordered online from them for a hard to fine item and their service was top notch. I highly recommend them. I love small businesses for the amazing level of personal attention each order gets. read more

Man, as a comics fan who has lived in Brookline all his life, I am glad that someone finally opened a comics shop on The Boulevard. I stopped in for the first time on my way home from a date. If you're a gamer, you'll probably have a ball here. They have a table, and whenever you walk by or check in, there's some sort of tourney going on. I gave up D&D in high school, so I'm not up on that. But the place attracts the gamers fer sure. Me? I'm here for the comics. I don't want to nitpick because they just opened, but I hope they increase their comics selection. So far they only offer new comics and some recent back issues. But again it's a "baby" store. Hopefully it'll improve in that regard, since the competition is getting fierce. :) They do offer a pull service too. I was reminded once more of how fun it is to just go to a comics shop as opposed to buying online. I spoke to the owner for a half hour about comics and whatnot. It's funny how ya can't stop yappin' when ya meet a fellow comics fan. lol. He's a really nice guy, and I hope this store takes off. He deserves it. I'll be stopping in again. read more

This is a great local comic book store. They also have a good collection of board and miniature games for sale. It's an official location for WOTC games like D&D. Paul the owner seems knowledgeable about comics and once he gets to know you willing to order for you what you want if he doesn't have it. read more

I admit up front that I don't know much about comics and Magic but this was an interesting shop. It's a small place and it is filled with tables. We were nicely welcomed by a gentleman. The tables were pretty full and the guys sitting at them and preparing to game. We didn't want to be a disruption so we left. The shop is small but clean. There is merchandise on every wall. They had comic books, t-shirts, action figures, and other things. My son who was with me said it was a nice shop. read more

Good selection, fair prices, a little bit small, but then again all these shops tend to be.

Alright. Story time. So this all happened three days ago. Me and a few friends(Regulars of his) go to open a box of yugioh cards I had purchased the previous day from another store. I didnt expect this to be an issue since hes primarily a comic book shop, secondary a magic shop, and doesnt even stock yugioh cards except for a small amount of old cards. He seemed a bit annoyed, asked if we'd not open product from other places again in his store, i apologize and we continue on. About an hour later i hear him talking about us with another customer(Mind you im sitting actually 5 feet away from him) about us opening the box. I simply pretend i didnt hear anything as i didnt want to cause problems for my friends considering they like to frequent the place and id rather not be "that guy" fast forward to about 10 minutes ago, my friend texts me this (Paul is the store owner) http://i.imgur.com/Zg8EXPa.jpg Basically the guy posted on FB some dramatic, exaggerated story about what happened. 1 It wasnt raining 2 He stays open this late for his regulars all the time, there were other people than just us in there 3.All of us were over 18 except for my friend's little brother 4.Even if all of the above was true, you shouldn't make passive aggressive comments about your customers on Facebook WHILE THEY ARE STILL IN THE STORE read more

Villains Month = Criminal Pricing Geekadrome was the first comic shop I visited upon the release of the DC New 52 3D Villain covers. I unsuspectingly paid 20.00 for a book that I was able to get just a day later for the 3.99 retail price. After visiting 5 other comic book retailers in the area I discovered that none of them were hiking the prices up and that Geekadrome was the only one. The following week during the next waive of releases I visited again. The owner justified his prices based on ridiculous prices (50.00-100.00) people were asking for on Amazon. I quickly looked on eBay and found the same books for less than 10.00 and more than half of what Geekadrome was charging. The other comic retailers in the area said that it was shady business to mark up those books I guess that's how Geekadrome likes to operate. read more

This shop is great! They offer a huge selection of comics and whenever you stop by there is always something going on, usually it's people who come in to just play a few games of magic, tweak their deck, and FNM's, and D&D. If anything I wish they have the best of luck, this shop offers great comics for sale, they will buy your old comics for a great price and the owner and worker there are very interesting people and I just couldn't stop yapping about Magic The Gathering and all manner of subjects ranging from Comics-D&D-Various new shows like Arrow. read more

I am a magic player, and most of the staff here is great, but the owner cares more about playing than he does about providing service to his customers. I've also been told that many recent events have concluded without enough product in the store for prizes, and that sounds participants were not informed of this until after they had signed up read more

The geekadrome is a interesting name, I walked in expecting much more then what I was greeted with. The shopkeep kept to himself not very engaging. I roamed around the place for about 15 minutes attempting to locate the product that sparked my interest only to be disappointed by its drastic markup. I must say 15 minutes into this establishment and not much caught my interest nor do I believe I will return. read more