This is Comic Geeks Speak, Episode 1287, the 2012 New York Comic-Con Tapes.

Welcome to the show. I'm Brian Christman, and I've just gotten back from this year's New York Comic-Con.

All right, so we did a little bit of recording up a New York Comic-Con,

some chat amongst the geeks about what they've been doing recently,

and did a couple interviews with some people, so let's get right to it.

Go for it, you know?

All right.

What's the matter?

What's going on?

Don't stop talking.

Oh, well, I was going to, you know, edit this.

Professionalism right out the window.

No one's listening to this anyway.

I'm going to pause it. Professionalism right out the window. No one's listening this anyway. I'm going to pause it out. Welcome, it's day one of New York Comic-Con. I don't know, about an hour half into the Comic-Con, would you say? Exactly, though. Well, look at me without a watch, knowing how time flies. So far, a slow start to the con, but I'm here with here with Mird and, Murd, how are you doing this wonderful con time? So, so. That's it? Where's the enthusiasm, Mr. Mirdo? Step it up a notch. It's welling up slowly from deep within. But for the time being, I'm just kind of in a food coma at the moment. That end the culture.

I was just saying to our compadre Bruce McIntosh over here, Bruce in Colorado,

kind of culture shocked, coming straight from deserted ghost town stone harbor right to one of the busiest cities in the world.

So as soon as my head stops spinning, I'll be a little lighter.

But right now I'm just kind of... Excellent. That's the technical term. Okay. What are you looking to accomplish here at the New York Comic-Con? Say hello to a lot of friends, old and new, some of which we haven't seen in over a year. So I'll be making the long trek all the way out to Artist's Alley.

On the far on the other side, the opposite antipidal extreme of the convention center, the Artis Alley is located. Ten points from Erdo.

And then that's really all I have on my plate here.

I want to walk around to a little bit of shopping, too.

But for the most part, it's just about saying hello and to our friends.

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