This is Comic Geek Speak, episode 756, Captain America Reborn, Issue 5.

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

I'm Jamie D. I'm Brian Deaver. Hi, I'm Jamie D.

I'm Brian Christman.

What happened to Mird?

Are I actually going to be out of this episode?

Yeah, you're sitting here, aren't you?

I'm sitting here, but I'm just...

That's all right. That's all right. We'll call to you when we need you. Okay. Should we want to start this over again? No. No, it's all part of the charm. Professionalism right out the window. You know better than that. I'm at a murder. Very good. We've got to start doing that some more. We've been too professional. That's right. With the new studio, the sound quality is good. There aren't dogs and babies.

We'll leave the door open one night when the saws are going.

There we go. We just...

All right, this episode of Comic Geekspeak is brought to you by Comic Book DB. What can we say about comic book DB?

If you're not going to this website on any kind of regular basis

well it's just silly because it's free and it's awesome most people in the world are familiar with

i mdb the internet movie database you go you can get lost for hours just clicking around ooh that

guy was in that movie and oh he was also in this movie and then that movie he was in oh, and you just go around the ring and you're like, I didn't know that. Well, imagine that for comic books. That's Comic Book DB. There are other comic book databases online, but I'm going to be honest with you, they suck big buffalo balls. They really do, and that's quite the accomplishment. Thanks for being so honest. I appreciate that. Well, I'm serious. I tried to use them long before Comic Book DB even existed. I went to some of these other sites and it's like, God, I can't, I just want to just like IMDB, I want to be able to click on this and click on that and see this and go there and you couldn't do it. Well, now, and I say now, it's been four years almost now that comic book DB has been around,

and their goal was to be the IMDB of comics, and they've accomplished that goal.

It's awesome.

It's all fan-submitted data.

So if you're looking up a comic and, you know, it's your favorite comic and it's not on there, you can enter it. Just sign up. Enter it. Boom. Done. Comics in the database. Hundreds of comics added every day and it's awesome. So go to comicbookdb.com. If you ever have a question like, who was in that issue? What month did that issue come out? What was the title of that storyline all that kind of information it's all in there again it's free you know add it to your

bookmarks whenever you're you're wondering you're pondering something boom go check it out we'll

probably use it at some point during this episode all the time during episode every episode

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