This is Comic Geekspeak episode 1693.

CGS goes to war.

I'm Adam Murdo.

And I'm Chris Everley.

Ha, ha, ha, ha.

Oh, I do envision our dear departed brother in our...

Jamie D. smiling down on us as I played that selection.

As a producer of the show, he was always fond of fun with real audio and just a special gimmick music now and then.

And so this is a salute to you, Jamie, and also a salute to my fellow geek Chris and all of you out there listening in the ranks as we embark upon this new experimental format of comic geek speak comic talk.

Comics, CGS goes to war, about which more in a moment.

But first of all, a word from our sponsor for this episode, which is the collection drawer company.

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