This is Comic GeekSpeak, Episode 103.

Welcome to Comic Geek Speak.

I'm Brian Deemer.

I'm Jamie D.

I'm Peter Rios. I'm St. Kelly. I'm Jamie D. I'm Peter Rios.

I am vengeance. I am the knight.

I am Batman.

Wah ha ha ha.

Well, welcome Batman.

Welcome to the show. This episode of Comicke Speak is sponsored by the New York City Comic-Con, February 24th, 25th, and 26th at the Jacob Javitt Center in New York City.

It'll be the first of hopefully many New York cons to come.

It's going to be a really, really big show.

I'm sorry, I was about to say it, and then it just, it popped into my, exactly, it popped into my head. Worst John Wayne I've ever heard in my life. No. It's supposed to be John Wayne. I know that's what, that's the joke. Come on. And now you made me lose my concentration.

I didn't make you lose anything about it's 15 bucks for Friday, $25 for Saturday or Sunday or 35 bucks for all three days and we're going to be there so you better show up.

They have an incredible artist-ailly special guest and guest of honor,

you know, the guest of honor like Neil Adams and Joe Kusada and Todd McFarland and Brad Meltzer and Brian Michael Bendis and I'm missing about three.

They're special, Jim Lee, their special guests, Brian Azarello, Sean Chen, Chris Claremont, David Finch, Brian Hitch, J.G. Jones, the Kubert brothers are going to be there.

Jose Luis Garcia Lopez is going to be there, which is huge announcement, for me anyway.

Sinkiewicz is going to be there.

Alex Robinson, Eric Powell, McNiven, Joe Simon, Brian K. Vaughn, Brian Wood.

In the artist alley, they have people like Terry Austin, Kevin McGuire, Alex Mulev, Mike Norton, John Rameda Jr. John Rameda Sr. is also a special guest. Mark Bagley is also a special guest. David Mack is going to be an artist alley. Rags Morales. Steve Siddowsky is going to be there. Oh, that's awesome. I can't wait to talk to him again. Paul Glacey and Phil Jimenez is also going to be there. So the lineup is just incredible. That's absolutely impressive. It's amazing. This is going to be one hell of a show. If that's what artist Allie is like, imagine what the rest of it's going to like. so if you're a fan fan, if you love to get sketches, either invest in a fairly decent sketchbook or bring your backing boards or bring both or something because there's a lot of people there.

And a reminder that if you're looking for us at the show, stop by Mike Norton's artist Alley Table because he was kind enough to allow us to kind of hang

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