My Geek Box – Comic Con Box Review

Published 22 June 2020·3 min read·4 min video

My Geek Box has since stopped running. This review is kept as a record of what the box was like; every edition we opened is on the My Geek Box page.

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I’ve not been able to find out too much about this special My Geek Box. I purchased this through their online store as part of a discounted offer, but I presume it was originally made available through a Comic Con. I’ve not been able to work out exactly when.

I can’t tell you too much about this one, but I can tell you about subscribing to the main My Geek Box monthly mystery box. This costs £23 GBP ($29 USD) on a month-by-month basis. That price does include postage within the UK.

The special Comic Con box arrived safely in a smaller box than normal and with lots of packaging to keep the small contents secure. There was no information card.

Box Contents

Venom Mug

This one isn’t new to me. It’s actually the third time I’ve received it, as it was previously in My Geek Box Lite in December 2016 and also Loot Crate for August 2015.

The main difference is the previous versions of the mug came in a Marvel box. This one didn’t.

It is really quite an impossible shape to drink from. You could use it to put pens in.

As it is unboxed, I’ll reduce the value to $4 USD.

Dungeons and Dragons Socks

These are billed on them as a Loot Wear exclusive. Well, obviously not all that exclusive, as they’re in My Geek Box.

They originally came with the October 2017 Loot Wear, although they are new to me.

They are thin socks, mostly white, with the D&D logo. Fine to wear.

I’ll use my normal sock value here on $10 USD.

Brief Zipper Pulls

This one is just strange. It’s a tiny blind box made by kidrobot.

From looking what information I can find about this product, all of the characters wear only their underwear.

I got red-trunks, which is a tiny figure who is red all over. I wouldn’t have had a clue about the underwear had I not looked this up. Odds of getting him are 2 in 25 according to the box, so one of the most common ones.

You could just about put this on a keychain. But it is one of the more bizarre things to collect.

A bit of fun that dates back to 2010. I’ll be generous with this one and value it at $5 USD.

Justice League Mystery Minis Vinyl Figure

Another blind box, this time made by Funko and dating back to 2017.

These are 3 inches tall. You can see more about the Justice League Mystery Minis on Amazon.com.

I got Steppenwolf who is one of the most common, with odds of 1 in 12. He is well made, with an axe in his hand.

I’ll throw out a value of $6 for these.

More from this box: all our My Geek Box reviews.

Box Review

This box was a bit of fun. I got $25 of value here, decent as I got this as part of a collection of boxes at a knock-down rate. I’ve no idea how much this originally sold for at Comic Con.

I do like blind boxes, but two of them out of four items is a lot. I hope to never receive the Venom mug again.

The socks will be the most useful item.

The regular My Geek Box monthly box is always worth a look. These other boxes are always just a pleasant diversion.

Box update

My Geek Box has since stopped running, so the subscription link that originally sat here has been retired. You can still browse every My Geek Box review on this site.

Frequently asked

Answers generated from this review during the 2026 rebuild.

Is My Geek Box still available?+

No, My Geek Box has since stopped running. This review of the special Comic Con box is kept as an archive of what the company's boxes were like while it operated.

What was inside the My Geek Box Comic Con box?+

The My Geek Box Comic Con box contained a Venom mug, thin white Dungeons and Dragons socks, a tiny kidrobot Brief zipper pull blind box figure and a Funko Justice League Mystery Minis figure, which turned out to be Steppenwolf.

Was the My Geek Box Comic Con box worth it?+

The reviewer counted $25 USD of value and called the box a bit of fun, decent because it came as part of a collection of boxes at a knock-down rate. The original Comic Con selling price was unknown.

What was the best item in the My Geek Box Comic Con box?+

The reviewer said the Dungeons and Dragons socks would be the most useful item in the Comic Con box, applying a $10 USD value to them, while hoping never to receive the Venom mug again.

How much did the regular My Geek Box cost?+

At the time of this review the main monthly My Geek Box mystery box cost £23 GBP ($29 USD) on a month by month basis, with postage within the UK included.