Comic Geeks Speak, episode 276.

Welcome to Comic Geeks speak.

I'm Peter Rios.

I'm Brian Christman.

I'm Matt. I'm Shane Kelly.

And welcome to the show. This episode is sponsored by In Stock Trades. In Stocktrades.com.

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it's hard to describe it's like a metal

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by trade yeah you go in one way

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there'll also be a DCBF

boot DCBS

or two

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So this episode, we are going to talk about our top five favorite or memorable final issues.

This is basically what we mean by this is any kind of series finale or even a creator finale. Like maybe a writer had a long run or an artist had a long run and it sort of was a standout issue. This is not counting limited series, however, because they're sort of in their design, they're sort of meant to end. And I had a question, you meant like six issue, 12 issues. Yeah, like six issues or 12 issues.

Not like a long run.

No, no, no, no.

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