This is Comic Geeks Speak 52, Month 11.

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

I'm Adam Murdo. I'm Brian Christman.

I'm Jamie Dee. And I'm Peter Rios.

And this episode of Comic Geekpeak is sponsored by ComicBookDB.com. If you want to know

something about comics, darn near anything about comics, you can probably find the answer on

comicbookdb.com as the title suggests it is a

database online of hopefully one day every single comic ever made you can find issue numbers

you can find creators who worked on those issues you can find storyline titles storyline

summaries characters who crossed

over into other issues.

If you're familiar with IMDB, the internet movie database, this site works basically exactly

the same.

You can, for example, search for a comic, let's say 52, and it'll come up and then you

can see, oh, who drew that issue, and then you can see oh who drew that issue and then you can

click that artist name to see every other comic they ever drew and then you can click that comic name

to find out who was on that issue and so on and so on and so on and you can spend hours and hours and

hours just uh checking out stuff covers are on there all kinds of information and the best part is

it's all user supported.

So if you realize that they're missing a comic or missing some information that you know,

you can just put it in, just like the Wikipedia style of entry.

So they have, I just checked today, I think it was 80-some thousand comics in the database,

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