This is Comic Geek Speak episode 384, Book of the Month, DMZ.

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

I'm Adam Murdo. I'm Shane Kelly. I'm Brian Christman. I'm Jamie D. I'm Peter Rios.

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All right, before we start the episode previously on CGS,

I'll go somewhere with Swampville.

I have not been more positively affected by a comic.

I mean, DMZ, that is so phenomenal.

You're crazy.

You must be reading a different book.

I was so bored with that. That's because, I don't know, you're not into, like, political stuff or whatever. I am fine with political stuff. Where was the political stuff? There was nothing there. What the whole thing is all? It was boring as shit. And it didn't explain anything. And I don't want to know any more. So, I mean... You don't want to get in the crossfirees at least if at least it can't be talking about the same book at least had it been a little bit interesting a little bit interesting it's a war it's a civil war with Manhattan as the DMZ you can't get any more exciting than that explain it to me a little bit because they didn't explain to me I need a little bit more than that there's a a war. There's a civil war. From a man who needs...

Two halves.

But why. Why? Why? Did they tell you why? Who cares why? I want to know why. Who cares? There's a civil war. How about you need to know? How much do you need a? Okay. I understand why you would like it. And man, Manhattan is very simple. And no one is allowed to go in or out of a man. And there's nothing in it.

Peter, you've lived in New York, right?

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