This is Comic Geekspeak episode 606.

DC Comics, there's no stopping us now.

Welcome to Comic Geek Speak.

I'm Brian Deamer.

I'm Peter Rios.

I'm Adam Murdo.

I'm Brian Christman.

I'm Jamie D. And this episode of Comic Geek Speak is brought to you by high gradecom for the best selection of high grade comics and by Comic Cubes, Serious Cabinets for Serious Collectors. So, I don't know, it was like back in October, I guess.

Yeah, it was a while ago. After the, after the Super Show. No, no, no, no. Well, after the Wild Pigs. Like the week after. The Halloween one. So, like, it might have been early November then. Right. We, uh, we brought you an episode all about how we started reading Marvel Comics. So now we're going to flip it on its other side. Which we should say, too, that was the brainchild of Tony G.

Yeah. Mobile home on the forum. He actually visited the studio, and that was one of the things

he wanted to talk about. And so now we're going to do the same thing about D.C.

Yeah. And long-time readers or readers in the 80s have recognized the title of this episode. That was D.C. slogan for a long time in the 80s, right? Like early 80s, I think. Yeah, just part of crisis, I think. New D.C. There's no stopping us now. And then after that was D.C. Legends live? Legend live. And I know what was it, the 90s or something like that, the original universe like the I know What was in the 90s or something

Like that The original universe They went Yeah, like the latter half of the Of the 90s Yeah Was there a DC explosion In the 70s also? Yeah, that Specifically referred to Like a whole bunch of new titles That they launched Okay Which subsequently imploded All the painful that was but I always like D.C.'s slogan

and their house ads and stuff like that.

They're kind of fun. subsequently imploded. All the painful that was. I always liked DC's slogan and their house ads and stuff like that.

They're kind of fun.

Yeah, so we got the gang together, and we'll hear from a voicemail from Shane later on in the episode.

How did we even start the Marvel one?

What did we, I guess, how we got into D.C.

I believe, and had him get the ball rolling probably.

How we first got into Marvel comics, I would imagine.

Right.

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