Comic Geekspeak, episode 862.

HeroesCon 2010 tapes, volume 2.

And welcome back to the show.

This is Peter.

This episode is sponsored by Doreboxes,

the easy access storage solution, which you can find over at collectiondroar.com.

Dore boxes are stackable cardboard magazine and comic book boxes with drawers that create a filing cabinet storage system for organizing your collection, making them more accessible.

You can store over 1,400 comics in a floor space just two square feet, or store over 4,200 comics in a small closet and have every comic at your

fingertip with no lifting. Each 9 by a 26 inch long box holds up to 235 comics and 9 by 18

inch short boxes hold 145 bags and boarded comics. They're all designed to support up to five boxes filled with comics on top of each other without collapsing.

One of the ways they accomplishes is with the box locks box anchoring system.

It's a system of clips that attach to the side of the shells of the boxes.

This way it creates a unified unit in which each drawer box stabilizes the other.

Also they have the box sort upright dividers.

These go inside the drawer boxes and if you have comics and you know you're going to be adding more comics to a certain

title, you can just put these dividers up and create spaces within the box instead of

having them all flop over and fall down.

Along with the long and short sizes, they now have the new magazine CGC size, which holds

obviously magazines and the CGC slabbed books, and we are actually giving away some of these

magazine size boxes for Stump the Rios. I believe we have one more round of that to go as of today.

So if you haven't sent in a Stump the Rios for a magazine drawer size pack, please do so.

And you might come away with some of those new product.

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