This is Comic Geek Speak, episode 755, indie spotlight on prodigal, and a second chance at Sarah.

Welcome to Comic Geekspeak. I'm Brian Deamer. I'm Jamie D. I'm Adam Murdo. I'm Brian Deamer.

I'm Jamie D. I'm Adam Murdo.

I'm Brian Christman.

And this episode of Comic Geek Speak is brought to you by the greatest way possible to store your comics.

And what's that?

Short of like the Vatican archives, you know, where everything's hermetically sealed.

It's glass vaults.

One step down from that is comic cubes.

So what the hell are comic cubes you ask yourself?

Well, imagine a completely modular, rearrangeable system of wooden, handmade wooden drawers to hold your comics. I mean, does that not,

you know, give you a little chubby? That is awesome. And so take a box, but it's wood, it's, again,

handmade, handcrafted wooden box, pull the pull the drawer boom you put your comics in you

close it and in now imagine buying one box at a time and they're totally stackable and rearrange

so you can put them over on this wall and then you know a year from now when you get bored

and you want to rearrange you put them on this wall you buy three more add them on they have regular

drawers they have half drawers that hold DVD so two of them equal the same size as one that holds

your comics they have uh you can instead of having a drawer you could just put a door on it and have an

empty chamber inside that you could put anything you want basically like a little cabinet they have you can

have no drawer on it and you can have a shelf or you could have just an open cube so you could put some

trades or a statue or something in there you can make them they're so beautiful you can put them in

your living room like that's the that's the the goal right is comics are important to you you want

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