This is Comic Geek Speak, episode 825 previews.

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

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

I'm Brian Christman.

I'm Kevin Moyer.

And thanks for joining us.

This episode of Comic Geekspeak is brought to you by the first ever Wild PigCon.

Woo-hoo!

You heard that right.

Wild Pig Comics closed their doors in February.

But fear not, they have not gone away.

They are resurrecting themselves in the form of a semi-annual convention.

So they'll be one every six months or so, and it's going to be great.

Everything you loved about the 50% off sales is bam, right back there as a convention.

In fact, bigger space, so we won't be quite so crowded.

Except a hell of a lot more room and a lot less stench, I'm hoping. A lot more comics. I'm talking about myself because, man, I could get, I sweat up a storm in there. Stingis never bothered me just somehow how uncomfortable it was trying to move around in there. Oh, no, I'd swear like a... There was always one guy. I don't know who it was. But every sale, there was one guy and had the same stench.

So you knew it was.

But every sale, there was one guy and it had the same stench. So you knew it was the same guy. It would come back again and he would reek. Made you feel like Wolverine, didn't it? Yeah. You know how your scent memory can be very, really strong? Of all the five, it's the one cent, that's sense that's closest tied to memory.

It can bring you right back to a place in time, and it's like, you'd be like,

it's definitely one cent that's sense that's closest tied to memory.

It can bring you right back to a place in time. And it's like, you'd be like, it's definitely a wild pig sale. Like, you know, that guy's here. But anyway, lots of con. I think like 60,000 back issues, I think he said. Holy crap. I think. Yeah. I think it was like 2,000 trades. 2000 trades at 50 at 50% off. I think of my shocks fixed to get all the comics in my car coming home. And lots of artists, like even more than usual. So only you, you're not going to take anybody else. No, no, no, it's just for me. Everyone else is taking it. I'm going to buy myself. No, he's going to get in that freaking mode, and it's just going to plow everybody. He's going to be calling you to rent a truck.

Well, no.

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