This is Comic Geekspeak, episode 214.

Welcome to Comic Geek Speak. I'm Brian Deamer.

I'm Brian Christman.

And I'm Jamie D.

And this episode of Comic GeekSpeak

is sponsored by ComicBookDB.com. That's the comic book database. And what this is, is it's a website

that has, is attempting to have every comic that's ever been published and all the writer and artist

and inker and all that information

all on one website. Now you might say why should I go to that site because there are other

sites that are out there and have been around for a long time. Well the answer is simply they're not

so easy to use and just plain old aren't as good of a website. So you go to comicbookdb.com, which was

started about a little over a year ago. And actually by one of our listeners who tossed the

idea out to our forum members and everybody said, hey, I think it would be awesome. And so we

decided to build it. And with the help of some of our forum members and some other people online, it got the site up and running. And

now it has, they have about 80,000 comics in the database, which is not bad for a little over a year.

Like, I guess they started in September of 2005, so about, you know, not quite a year

and a half.

And so you can do a search for any comic you want, and then you can find that comic, and then

you can click on the comic and see everyone who worked on the comic, and then you can

click on the writer's name to see every comic that writer ever wrote, and you can click

on those comics to see everybody who's on that comment just works just like uh imdb the internet

movie database the same way you just click around everything all the covers are there you know

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