This is Comic Geekspeak episode 637, off the rack on X-Men Forever One and New Mutants 1 and 2.

Welcome to Comic Geekspeak. I'm Brian Deamer. I'm Jimmy D. I'm Shane Kelly. I'm Brian Christman. I'm Brian Deemer.

I'm Jimmy D. I'm Shane Kelly.

I'm Brian Christman.

I'm Peter Rios.

And this episode of Comic Geek Speak is brought to you by Eye of the Gods.

The Eye of the Gods is watching you.

First time writer-artist and CGS listener Jeremy Burley launches his haunting

psychological thriller graphic novel, Eye of the Gods, as both webcomic and print edition.

Sean Black, an artist, has a surgery to clone his eyeballs and replace his existing ones with the clones,

restoring his failing vision. After the operation, he has a dream about a

murder, only to discover that it really happened. But the death isn't being reported as a murder.

When his curiosity gets the best of him, it sets off a chain of events that unravels his life.

Eye of the Gods combines the high-tension paranoia of enemy of the state with the foreboding chill of the dead zone,

144 pages black and white 1095 plus shipping, or as a web comic updated on Mondays, both available at optichouse.com.

Also, there's a special discount online to CGS listeners for the print edition of Eye of the Gods,

as heard on CGS episode 624. Normally 1095, I of the Gods is available for 50% off until June 30th.

You can buy the book for only 550, 144 pages of black and white graphic novel for less than the price of two Marvel

comics. Come on, people. Just go to optichouse.com slash CGS. All right. Well, to talk about

some classic, well, not classic, but some Marvel goodness.

That's why you brought me back, right?

Yeah, that's why you brought you.

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