This is Comic Geekspeak, episode 714, Marvel's Project, issue three.

Welcome to the show. I'm Peter Rios. I'm Jamie D. I'm Shane Kelly. And I'm Brian Deemer.

What's that?

Kermit to Frog?

Hi, ho, this is Shane Kelly. Some got stuck in my throat. I'm like, I'm Shane Kelly. I thought you're doing it on purpose? No. Do you want to try it again? Here we go. Go ahead. Go ahead. I'm Shane Kelly. There it is.

It's been a weird day.

It's been a weird week.

Welcome to Comic Geek Speak. This episode is sponsored by Library Binding. That's right. You heard correctly, Library Binding. They're back. It was all a false alarm. They did not get run out of business. They held their ground. They're sticking to it, and they want your business.

They were asking before for everyone to hold off sending because they thought they might get bought out, and it was a whole shake-up. But now they're back, and they want everybody to send

their comics. You may resume in full force their binding. In fact, they updated their website

to include a whole bunch more information about

comic book binding. They have a whole bunch of new dyes. They have so many dyes now to get

stamped logos on the cover on the spine. It's amazing. The variety is huge. I was looking at

today. I couldn't believe the list. And they have a whole article about oversewing, which is the process they use.

They don't just glue the books in.

Like some bindaries do cheap process.

They actually hand-sow stuff in there, so they have a whole article about how that works

and why that's awesome for your books and everything.

And they also are very exciting because they have a new product out.

And I think this is a really cool. Jim at Library Binding showed this to me a couple months ago, but it wasn't quite ready. And I think everyone, I think a lot of people are going to really like it. So a lot of people like binding, but a lot of people, they don't think they want their books to be bound because they kind of like them as comics and they don't want to ruin them or whatever, whatever your opinion is, that's fine.

And but they like the look of a bound book on the shelf and they don't want all their books in long boxes, you know, hidden away.

So what if you had what appeared to be a book on your shelf, and you took it off the shelf,

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