This is Comic Geek Speak, episode 182, Comic Talk Events Edition.

You've got Barry Allen, who a lot of us, myself included, question, why did you bring him back, you know, in the final crisis?

And he was, you know, the guy who started the Silver Age, could this be a new age we're starting here? I don't know. And welcome to the show. This is Peter. I'm Shane. I'm Brian Christman. I'm Mike Gallagher. And welcome to Comic Geeks Speak. And on the phone, we have Mr. Paul French from Canada. How are you, Paul? I'm doing great. How about you guys?

I know. We have to keep saying from Canada. Why? I should just say Paul French. That should be enough. Because we have a secret Paul French down here in the U.S. That's right. He's the Paul French of Earth, too. There you go. I've been enjoying one of my kids calls it Canada. He doesn't know it's Canada. And you can listen to Paul over at the Legion of Substitute podcasters, where they talk about everything, Legion of Superheroes.

How's that been going? It's been going great. Yeah, we actually are just, I'm not sure when this is

coming out, but we've just put out our most recent State of the DCU episode.

We've been working through the three boot, and we're going to get back to doing some good old school silver age stuff in a little bit.

Very cool.

Yeah.

Very cool.

We're going to have Paul join us for the first part of this segment to talk about one of his other loves.

But before we get to that, this episode, sponsored by Action Lab Entertainment's Fracture.

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