This is Comic Geek Speak, Episode 130.

And welcome to Comic Geek Speak.

My name is Brian Deemer.

And I'm just doing this by myself here, this intro.

This is going to be our big show from Pittsburgh.

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So, this is what you're about to hear is a whole series of snippets that we did during the Pittsburgh

Comic-Con.

So stay tuned for some commentary, some interviews, and a whole bunch of fun.

All right, we're here, day one.

Day one.

Comic Geeks Speak invades Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Comic-Con.

And we're sitting here, Shane and I, Shane Kelly, at our own little booth.

Excited about the booth. I got to set it up last night. It was fun. Talk about your day coming in. Because you came a day early. Yeah, I came with our friend Brian and we went down to Ides to the comic book sale first. Oh, right. Is that a good store? Yeah, it's nice. In the basement, good set up, lots of stuff. Kevin was not kidding when he said about having multiple copies of graded stuff, man. It is immense. I could have went crazy. And then we went and checked into the hotel here, went across the street to get dinner. But before that, we went to another comic store called Phantom of the Attic. Very nice, very nice shop. I was talking to him for a while. Picked up a second print of mouse, oh God, mouse guard.

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