This is Comic Geekspeak episode 780.

Superman's Secret Origin number four.

Welcome to Comic Geekspeak. I'm Brian Deamer.

I'm Adam Murdo.

I'm Brian Christman. And thanks for joining us. This episode of Comic Geekspeak. I'm Brian Deamer. I'm Adam Murdo. I'm Brian Christman.

And thanks for joining us. This episode of Comic Geek Speak is sponsored by Comic Cubes.

Pants, you just made a weird fit. Like, you scrunch your body up like, I'm going to fit myself into a comic cube.

That's what you need right now with your disease. You need to slide yourself into a hermetically sealed comic cube.

That's all right. He's past the infectious stage.

Well, I don't know. That's why I'm sitting all the way over here.

So, everybody, I'm listening, I'm sure has lots of comics. That's probably safe to say. And if you're a new comic collector, very shortly you will have lots of comics,

and you'll have to put those comics somewhere.

Most of us resort to the standard white cardboard boxes, which they do the job.

But they usually get relegated to the basement, the garage, the closet,

because they don't really look so pretty sitting around your house.

They might be functional, they're not elegant.

And they're only functional to an extent because when you have those long boxes piled high

and you've got to get to the one on the bottom, it really sucks since backbreaking work.

And, you know, your insurance might not cover that.

So you want an alternative, then you want comic cubes.

These are handmade wooden drawers for your comics.

They're fully stackable and rearrangeable.

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