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1 week ago | geekdad.com | Mariana Ruiz

As school ends, people start focusing on Summer, and fewer books come out. July and August will have way more to offer. Nevertheless, these three are worth a read!Let’s start with picture books:This is a lovely take on a trendy topic: bubble tea! Told as a parable of mixed race and the importance of new customs, it tells the story of Mindy, a new addition to Milk Tea Town. Mindy is different from the classic milk tea flavors, she shines with her green, white, and red colors.

2 weeks ago | geekdad.com | Paul Benson

I’ve made no bones about the fact that I’m a big Marvel fan. From growing up with Marvel Comics in the 80’s, to enjoying the X-Men Animated series in the 90’s, to the MCU, you can always “Make Mine Marvel.” So it’s no surprise that one of my earliest reviews at GeekDad was my review of the then-new Marvel: Crisis Protocol miniatures skirmish game from Atomic Mass Games. Fellow contributor Robin Brooks also chronicled his first game with MCP here on GeekDad in 2022.

3 weeks ago | geekdad.com | Paul Benson

This Saturday 6/7, Shout! TV is streaming a Liam Neeson Birthday marathon of his movies. The marathon will feature K-19: The Widowmaker, Honest Thief, The Grey and The Marksman streaming all-day on the channel. And you can win your very own copy of K-19: The Widowmaker in 4K UHD!Just fill out the form below and be entered to win. Sorry, United States residents only. The giveaway will run until midnight on 6/13, after which time I will randomly draw a winner.

3 weeks ago | geekdad.com | Dakster Sullivan

Welcome to the 2025 Father’s Day Gift Guide. The force is strong with this one, including only our favorites for the best dads in the galaxy. It’s short, sweet, and to the point of the holiday, which is to shower dad with the geeky gifts he is bound to love. Let’s get into it!LEGO Star Wars Jango Fett HelmetPrice: $69.95AmazonPerfect for the prequel-loving dads, his 616-piece LEGO set brings Jango Fett’s iconic Mandalorian helmet to life in amazing detail.

3 weeks ago | geekdad.com | Ray Goldfield

Justice League: The Atom Project #6 – Ryan Parrott, John Ridley, Writers; Mike Perkins, Artists; Adriano Lucas, ColoristRay: Tying in with the events of “We Are Yesterday”, the finish to this sci-fi adventure delivers some great action. Captain Atom has been captured by Inferno – but there’s a stowaway on board in the form of Ryan Choi, who has infiltrated the enemy base to try to free his subject/friend.