Comic Geekspeak presents The Crisis Tapes.

Episode 16, Crisis on Infinite Earth's, Issue 4, Part 1. I'm Adam Murdo.

I'm Peter Rios.

All right.

Well, it's been a little while, but time is meaningless in the time of crisis anyway, so... Do people remember what this is?

Ah. Our fans have pretty long memories. When we're talking about a 30-plus-year-old comic story,

and everyone seems to remember that just fine. That's true. That's true.

We haven't been retconned out yet. And we're in the same studio.

How about that? Yeah. It's how we started. And then when we were doing the, and then when you did the two, last two monitoring the monitor episodes, you were by yourself. And then when we got back to the issues, it's all been Skype. But here we are. Like your famous image that you always say that we are the that's right

Alan Scott and Dr. Occult communing over our respective mystic artifacts and right with the tick action figure in the middle

here in the CGS lovely CGS studio. Ah, hello again studio.

Yes, all its beloved clutter surrounding us.

So what you've been up to? How's the crisis? Has the crisis been resonating since the last time we did an episode?

I'm afraid its echoes are deadening a little bit.

You realize it's been like 11 years since I wrote my thesis,

so I feel a little bit estranged from my own work at this point.

I sit down and kind of review it before every one of these things that we do.

And this is the first one we've done since, I think, May of last year.

Yeah, it's been a while. It's been a while. But, you know, if people are just listening to it,

you know, casually, time, like you said, doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. Yeah. And it is,

as we record this, early November. And, you know, the ramp up to the Christmas season is beginning.

I'm sure Aaron is feeling that too in her sector of the giftware industry, but still taking some time out here to talk about one of our most beloved stories in all of the history of the

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