Comic Geeks Speak presents The Crisis Tapes, Episode 12, Crisis on Infinite Earth's number two, part one. Welcome to the crisis tapes.

I'm Adam Murdo.

And I'm Peter Rios.

And we're back once again.

Now, just the hits keep on coming from us, crisisologists here.

We got back into the groove here, and we're not getting out of it. We are continuing with our series of episodes talking about the Crisis on Infinite Earth's Maxi series itself. And we did the first issue in two supersized episodes and gluttance for punishment that we are. We're right back at it again with issue two.

That's right.

We're back only short of just two months.

It's pretty good by our standards, really.

Yeah.

So has anything happened?

Any new? I thought we might start off with anything that something random like, did anything

anything crisis related happened to you in that time?

Like just random things that popped up or did you go back issue hunting and find something

that was crisis like or, you know, anything?

Well, I went to the London Supercomic Convention earlier in March, you know.

While I was over there, I met and had a lot of pleasant conversations and even a bit of

a bit of a barter exchange with a listener from Scotland named James Richardson, Jamfab on the forums.

He and I exchanged a can of Pennsylvania Dutch birch beer and a Hershey's Cookings and Cream Bar for a haggis and a can of Earnbrough, which is kind of like the Scottish version of Coca-Cola.

It tastes to my American palate a little bit like carbonated orange-flavored iced tea.

And one of our conversations concerned something that James found over there, which was copies of the monitor appearances from GI Combat.

He found GI Combat No. 275 over there. In London, I mean, those things are hard enough to find over here in the States.I. Combat. He found G.I. Combat number 275 over there. In London. I mean, those things are hard enough

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