This is Comic Geek Speak episode 851.

Spotlight on Captain America in the Golden Age.

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

I'm Jamie D.

I'm Adam Murdo.

I'm Peter Rios.

And thanks for joining us today.

This episode of Comic Geek Speak is brought to you by the two most amazing printers in all of comicdom.

I'm saying it right now.

Screw everybody else.

Kablam, who everybody knows Kablam. If you're an indie creator, you need comic books. You are not going to spend thousands of dollars to have 3,000 copies of your comic shipped, printed and shipped. That's just great. You're never going to sell 3,000. Where are you going to put them? It's too much money to pay. Screw that. Cablam will print exactly what you...

Did I say something?

No, no, no. I was waiting for you. Finish. Oh, okay. Cablam will... Like 3,000 videotapes of Crusaders in somebody... No, no. I was going to say, wouldn't you like to have maybe had this when you were producing Z? Yeah. So you only had a few copies out there?

Yeah, exactly.

So you can go to Cablam and you send all your files in digitally, and they will print exactly how many copies you want. If you say, I need 127 copies, no problem. They'll print them. Boom. You get them. There you go. You can print, you know, 30 copies every time you go to a new convention because you don't, you can't fit it all in the airplane.

You don't want to have 500 and then not be able to sell them.

You just print a couple.

Boom.

There you go.

And then, and that's, well, go ahead.

Yeah, on their site, they must have done a big restructuring and stuff.

Comics, paperbacks, hard covers, flyers, t-shirts.

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