Let's check this out. Make sure we're live. Hi everyone, this is Chicho. Welcome to my channel and welcome to another live stream. And today we're doing a comic book haul. Okay, not a comic book haul, but a comic book haul. I'm gonna show you two sort of buys that I did. I got a box here. Okay, CGC buy. Okay, then we bought off eBay. This comic book is one of the most expensive comic books I've bought and probably the top five. Okay, top five. Definitely in the top 10, but most likely in the top five. Comic books, most expensive comic books in terms of me paying this much for it. Okay, and behind me is stacks of some of the cheapest comic books I've ever bought in my life. 25 cents a pop. Okay, and I'm gonna show you all these. Now, before we go ahead and cover the comic book haul, and I've read some of the comics from this haul as well. Okay, there's just a stack there. So I'm going to show you what it is that I've ended up reading from this haul.  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Obeen in and out of the stream. Awesome, alters. And welcome back, by the way. Nice to have you back, brother. You were missing in action for a while and life gets busy, right? So glad to have you back. Hey, everyone. Hello, Chicho. New setup. Yeah, it's sort of the liqueur cabinet. And by the way, take a look at this. See all the jars back here? Those are all the new liqueur that I've made this year. I went through 100 minimum, 180, 200 ounces of vodka that we've made liqueur with. And I got a couple other batches that I need to make. So once these guys settle, we're probably going to have this exact setup. And we're going to do a little bit of sampling of the new liqueurs. Dress 2. Mala dress 2. Okay, I'm here. You can start now. Nice, Cheryl. How are you doing? Hey, Chicho. Hi, all. Jaded mask. How are you doing? Greetings. Good to see you, as always, brother. You too. You too, mask. You too. Oh, my God. How's it going? New Chicho view and another haircut. Yeah, I gave myself a trim. It was awesome. It was good. Awesome to do Tyson Terror. Welcome, welcome. So if you want to participate in these live streams, Twitch is where you want to be at. Twitch.tv forward slash Chicho live. Felix, I was going in a negative mindset at first, but I started to think of all the potential positives of college, new friends, subjects, maybe meeting a girl or two or three, et cetera. And now I'm excited for the next two years. Awesome. Have you guys seen the fires? Oh, we've been getting the smoke in Victoria. And we had the smoke. You can see it during sunrise as a haze. Like West Coast of the United States is burning. Crazy, crazy.  Okay, for now. If you want to follow this work and take a look at some of the stuff that we're sharing, you can follow on those platforms and the links will be in the description of this video. For the live streams where we don't have any visuals. When I'm recording with the lapel mic, we will be uploading the audio to SoundCloud, SoundCloud.com forward slash Chicho, C-H-Y-C-H-O. Yeah, you live in Oregon, Tyson, man, Oregon. We know people in Oregon. They're about to get the evacuation and they don't know if they're going to have a home to come back to. And they're farmers too. So their crops are going to be done for. And some of it is harvest season. Like Oregon, there are people that can grow cannabis illegally. And those farmers that are growing cannabis illegally, if you're growing outdoors, it's harvest season coming up in the next few weeks. Fire comes through. That's done for, right? Seattle area, yeah. I have lots of family evacuating, I'm assuming. Yeah, unfortunate, unfortunate. Felix, all those are those the fires that started because of an over-the-top gender reveal? I don't know. I heard that a family made a cannon that was supposed to shoot out blue smoke and then turning into a pipe bomb and start up. 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Hope you're doing well, man. Doing well, doing well. People are saying, people started them on purpose. Crazy. Just rake the forest, right? I'll take care of it, for sure. Let me take this down. Insanity. Gang, let's talk comics. Let me show you what I got. Let me show you Free Assange. No 175 years and Assange's trial has been postponed. And by the way, I mentioned that as soon as we're getting a lot of subscribers coming on YouTube and we're getting promoted and stuff like this, as soon as we start talking Julian Assange, done for, right? So every time we talk, we do Julian Assange. We did the Julian Assange comic book reading and we talked about Julian Assange. We're talking about Julian Assange right now.  So be it. Okay. Imagine being the kid whose gender revealed burned down 2,000 acres. What? It's insane. Sorry. No, no worries, Tyson. It's, to me, it's weird. To me, it's just crazy. It's human, humans are humans. We're, that's like, that is what it is, right? Gang comic book haul. Okay. Now, this thing's going to have a little bit of hard time focusing Free Assange and Snowden, right? A little hard time focusing because of the window back here. Okay. Okay. After your traditional, thank you very much for Twitch Prime. So because of the window back here, but what we're going to do is comic book calls, right? Now, in this comic book haul, we have in this, I hope it's the right box. It's the only one I was expecting. In this, we have a CGC buy. Okay. It is one of the top five most expensive comics I've bought, right? At least in the top 10, most likely in the top five. Okay. And back here behind me is some of the cheapest comic books I've bought. And in here are 25 cent comic books. Okay. And the way I got my hands on these, a comic shop, local comic shop, is going through their storage and they're unloading. They're putting boxes out on the curb. Okay. He's just bringing boxes out, putting them down, 25 cents a pop. And you can just go through and pick them, right? I've gone four times so far. I don't have disposable man with this buy and this buy and stuff. I've hit my comic book budget, comic book haul budget and a little over, but I couldn't pass it up, right? So I went there and went through a whole bunch of 25 cent comic book boxes. I wish I could go again, but I'm not, right? You got to stay within your limits, right? A legendary Rob Boss as an American hero. Indeed. Legendary Rob Boss, how do you manage to keep all of your indoor plants from dying or getting sick? Do you get enough sunlight? Do you have a ceiling sky window? Yeah, we have, we got amazing light in our space. And you know what? A lot of these plants, they came from other places that I had. Like this, this plant that you see behind me, that's been with me with the family for, I don't know, like 30 years, right? And one of the tricks to keeping plants, indoor plants healthy, okay? Don't overwater. Water, barement, a lot of people go around watering every day. You don't need to water every day. You don't need, the plants don't need to get the roots soaked every day, right? Some of the plants I have, I don't water for like a week, right? So I keep them on low water. And they seem to be doing really well, okay? They seem, and every now and then I water a lot, give them a nice, nice amount of water, right? You make my life better, you joke awesome. Glad to help, man. I've never owned many comics, but I used to love making them. Cool, cool, cool. Good afternoon, folks. I am glad to be able to catch a stream today. Awesome Catholic tradition. I was glad to have you. I have found some gems in 25 cent, but yeah, I've, it's rare. I don't think I've ever gone to a comic shop where I bought 25 cent comics. And this is 25 cent Canadian, comes out to about 19 cents US, right? Eye-linking divinity. How are you doing? I'm going to do a Chicho drawing. Nice. Awesome, Felix. When I have enough time of Chicho and the army of revolutionary Chichonians striking down the technocrat elite. Yes, please post it. Let's do a C.G.C. comic book haul game. Now this comic book, let me tell you the price of this comic book. Okay. Should I tell you the price on it first? Let's tell you the price on it first. This book here cost me $177, $178 Canadian. Okay. There was $9 tax on it, plus $22 in shipping, right? Total came out to a $208 Canadian, which is around $160 US. That's the price of this. All of the books back here probably cost, well no, they did cost less than this. Okay. So let's crack this open and I'm going to tell you what it is after we crack it open. Spot of tea. How are you doing? You're going to love these spot of tea. Check this out. Yeah, let me bring out the stool here. That way I do it here. So you guys see, okay, I can read the chat. And it's crazy. The guy sent it in a gigantic box, like huge. Packaged it, like, oh, weird. Look at this. So you package it like this, right? Just follow up. Let's throw these guys here. And this is a golden age comic, by the way. I'm going to make the text bigger. Golden age. Nice old comic. This thing. Yeah. Well, let me bring it out. Okay.  I'll read the description on it. Nice packaging. Awesome. That's what you expect for a heavy buy like this. CGC graded at six. 1949 Brenda Star. Look at this beauty. Look at this thing. And the cover for this is absolutely beautiful. Like the only reason it got a six is because it's got a little nick there. Let me see. See that? Right? 1949. Yeah. So Brenda Star. And this is the last issue of the series. This is Brenda Star number 12. Okay. You're going to get a lot of glare on this. Brenda Star number 12. And again, it costs total shipping taxes and stuff like this. $160 US, $208 Canadian. And this is the last of the series. This is volume two. Volume one. Great guy. Thanks for the follow. Volume one only had two issues and that came out in 1947-48. And this thing came out, it's 12 issues, came out in 1948-49. Yeah, 1948-49. Okay. And this is one of the Saute books or Saute titles. This issue actually wasn't. And Saute is a seduction of the innocence where the Joe Schmuck that wrote the book that said comic books are polluting people's minds. There was a Brenda Star comic book that from this series, okay, that he said was, you know, he references something that's polluting kids mind. Grammahoy. Right? So this is fantastic. Okay. Last superior. And this is Superior Comics. Take a look. This brand here or this publishing company here. And it's a part of five-star comics from the Golden Age of Comics. Now, I don't know. Yeah. Are you familiar with that? I'm not that familiar with Brenda Star. Brenda Star is this blonde girl here or not blonde, the redheaded girl here, right? We're in a gold dress and she's supposed to be American journalist, right? And she had a comic strip that started in newspapers that was syndicated, that started in 1940s. And then 1940 actually, I think it was June or something, 1940, that was syndicated, that was running in newspaper columns, right? Newspapers around the United States. And then in the 1940s, they started making comic books of it and compiling some of the comic book strips and whatnot, right? So it was pretty popular and pretty famous. And the price we got this for a really great deal. Okay. It was a good deal. It was a very good deal. Okay. So very happy to have this in the collection. Let me crack it open out of this. Check out the case. Make sure the case doesn't have any cracks or anything, right? And what I do before I buy CGC graded books, right? In the listing, there's, you know, they should show this number that's up here. So what I end up doing is going into CGC and punching this number, making sure that this is in their database. Okay. Is that what ended up setting up the comic code? It was one of the references, right? And the reference, I believe there's two covers, actually more covers, of Brent the star that fetch a pretty serious price, right? One of them is from the first series where it's a bondage cover. And that one is crazy expensive. It's like, in grade six, if it was CGC graded, six, it would fetch like two grand or something or more, right? So there's one bondage cover where she's sitting back like this from this first series, issue number 13. I don't know if that was reference, but I know that I forget what issue number it is. Let me see. I think I haven't marked here, but it's one where she's laying down on a hospital bed. It's, yeah, it is. It's from this series issue number four, and she's laying down in a hospital bed. And for you guys that are following the, are here live, let me link up where I'm getting this from. And this is from my comic shop. And that's from the second series that I'm posting here. Okay. So fantastic. Very happy to have this. The price elder got 178 Canadian. So basically the whole thing was shipping, ended up costing $210 Canadian, which ended up being $160 US shipping taxes and everything. Okay. Gang, I'm going to go get an umbrella from the other room, set it up here so the sun is not going to shine on the camera. It's only going to last a little bit. The sun wasn't out. It was smoky, but now it's shining. Yeah, the spot of tea. The brand to start number four is the hospital bed one. And I think that was referenced in the Saudi book. That's not bad. It's a good price. It's a good, it was a good deal. That's the only reason, right? How consistent is a comic with grading? Like, what's the difference between 9.8 and a 10? And somebody's hair in the comic? I don't know. Like, cool. No. For me, a 9.8 is a 10. A 10 is a 9.8. And 9.6 is 9.8 and 9.8 is 9.6. I go like that, sandwiched between two. Okay. Let me go get the umbrella so you guys are not going to be blinded by the sun. And then let me put this guy here. I'll be right back. This is, this is my indoor stand. Heavy duty. And I got a beach umbrella. Let's see. We just want to block it. Make sure we're not going to knock anything. I give it a resort feel. Let me put this here. I just got to make sure I don't knock, knock it. Right? No, I don't want, Kulio, I might, I don't have any 10 graded books. I don't have very many graded books. So slowly, I'm just buying some graded books. At some point, I will send comic books to be graded. I've thought about it, but because of what's going on with the mail service in the United States and the fires and the elections and just the rent, just the absolute chaos of it. I'm not going to send books in the mail. It doesn't make sense. It doesn't make sense. Volume one issue 14 next year. I know Knights of Old Comic. I would love to get my hands on that bondage cover one. Right? I looked into this a little bit. So it's been on my radar, Brenda Starr, just because of the sauté issues and stuff like this. I'm very happy to get this, by the way. So it is what it is. The morning sun. I see the sun leaving at the moment. Yeah, it's coming in. So we'll see what happens. Now, should I show you the 25 cent comic books? Okay. Let me bring these guys here. Let me have a sip of water first. Oh, actually, before we do the 25 cent comic books, let me show you what I've read from the stack so far. Okay. Check this out. Here's some comics that I've read. And one of these comics, the pages I linked up through our social media feeds from Ceribus number 50. But it wasn't Ceribus number 50 that I bought. I bought Ceribus Church and State number one all the way to number 10. So I read these in the last week or so. Okay. And it's Ceribus Church and State. Some people will consider this to be his best story arc that he told Dave Sim. Right? So Ceribus Church and State number one, number two, and Ceribus is hilarious. Super cool. A lot of politics, a lot of economics. Number three, which is it's Ceribus Church and State, which is reprints of Ceribus number 53. Right? So Chet, take a look. So this is reprint of Ceribus number 53, but because it's one story arc that he's reprinting went for 25 issues, I believe. He's numbering them according to the sequence. Right? I found out about Brenda Starr on an 80s TV series. Just a passing reference got me looking. Really, Elder God. Cool. This is hilarious. This thing. Wolf Roach. It's a sort of a Wolverine character. Right? And I linked up just four pages on LoMind's Twitter, Gav, VK, Parler. Right? From this issue. And I thought I was cracking up laughing. It was so funny. It was so funny. Right? I don't have too many Ceribus original comics. One day I plan on getting the full run. It's a must have for a comic book collector. Dave Sim was one of the true, he sort of, at the beginning stages of the wave of independent comics. Ceribus number one came out in 1978. 78, I believe. 77 or 78, 78, I believe. And he did it all solo and he ran for 300 issues. And it's brilliant. Okay. I know there's some controversy regarding Dave Sim, but I don't get involved in the controversy on that level. Number nine and number 10. And I have one more issue past number 10. I think it's number 12, but I didn't have number 11. So I wanted to read it in order. Really cool. Nice story arc. Okay. So I've had to read through this. 25 cents a pop. I read the first three issues. Chishol, have you read the Max? Yeah, for sure. And what are your thoughts on it? So Max, amazing. Sam Keith, amazing. I love Sam Keith as an artist. Sam Keith is one of the greatest comic book artist creators ever. Okay. And I have the first appearance of the Max, by the way. I have two, at least two copies. I'm a graded copy. I have two rock, I should have two raw copies and one graded copy. And I'll show you guys that at some point. Okay. This is Fashion Beasts by Alan Moore. Okay. And Malcolm McClure. Now I'm not going to tell you all the stuff that we bring out. I'm just letting you know the details of the ones that I've read. This is issue number one, two, three. And these are the only ones that I could find to read. So I read issue one, two, three. And I like that. I don't mind it. I wouldn't mind reading more. But it wasn't in the pile. Right? So I couldn't get my hands on it. Who was asking about manga? Check this out. Venus Wars. Now I've read. I'm on number five and six. I got to read. I've read one to four. Okay. Fantastic. Venus Wars. Super fun read, by the way. Super fun read. The Max, your favorite comic. Yeah. Fantastic. And the cartoon animation is really good. You really like this video. I forgot. Nice. With the umbrella or without. All I need is a little sand, beach resort with a beach ball. Right? Venus Wars. Number one, great read. Very good read. Early Dark Horse comics, black and white, reprinting some manga. Right? Venus Wars. Number two. Venus Wars. Number three. Venus Wars. Number four. Fantastic. And it's black and white, pure manga. Nice read. And I still have five and six to read. Okay. So that's where I am with this read. The other two things that I got lined up to read is Ed Brubaker's Fatale. Now I didn't have issue number, it didn't have issue number one. It started off with number 13. So I wouldn't mind reading these five comics. So number 13, because there are no run. So there were some stuff in these comics that are runs. Some were randoms. Someone would see one and two over here and then three and four over there. So I try to put them together. They're all over the place. Okay. So this is number 13, 14. And Ed Brubaker is worth reading. Did you find me a Nevada Canadian white? No, I didn't. We need two copies. I want one too. Number 15. Number 16. Number 17. So it's a run. Okay. Oh, I want to mention a rest in peace to Diana Riggs of the Avengers fame. Oh, one of the actors? I don't know. I don't know who that one is, Elder God. And these are the next two I got lined up to read. Hal Blazer. Yeah. She was awesome in Game of Thrones too. Which one was she? Diana Riggs. 189. Oh, what should we call it? She was in Game of Thrones? The TV series Avengers? Elder God. Is that what we're talking about? The girl that's dressed in leather and stuff with high heels. She's like the fighter. Emma Peele. Remember which one? On Her Majesty's secrets. She was Lady Tyler in Game of Thrones. Oh man, me and names. But is she in the Avengers TV series? The one with the lady and the guy that are secret agents? The guy wears a hat? Chadwick. That's her. And Chadwick for sure. Dude, Elder God. I have issue number one of that series. And Reston appeals to her. I really liked her. I love that series, by the way, The Avengers. This is Hal Blazer 189. I think it's part one of a story arc. And this is 190. And it's supposed to be a two-parter, I believe. I can't remember. I don't think I've read these ones. Okay, Coolio. I'll look it up later. But now that I know who it is, don't forget she was in on Her Majesty's Secrets Fever. I never watched that show, I don't think. Or that movie. So, not bad. Stack of reading. Already done some of them. You just like a collector in Marvel. You just like collector in Marvel Universe. Oh yeah, that's right. I would never collect human beings, right? I would never collect human beings. The Joker gifted a tier one sub to Elder God. Oh, so thank you very much Joker. It's a James Bond movie. Oh, then I've seen it. I must have seen it on Her Majesty's Secret Service. She was one of the most important Bond girls. Oh, that's right. With Sean, not Sean Connery. The guy who ended up being with Roger Moore, right? That was with Roger Moore, was it not? George Lass, really? So that was one of the earlier James Bonds. Cool, cool, cool. Oh yeah, I forgot she wasn't a Bond girl. Wow, wow, wow. Should I show you some of these 25 cent comments? Oh, these ones I'll show you. This was my first trip. This was my first trip, right? I went to the 25 cent pen. So these are the comments I grabbed on my first go. Now to the, I had a check through these and it's fine. There's some nice number one, some manga. I was really looking Australian guy 1969. So that was before, no, no, that was after Connery. Oh yeah, I forgot she was a Bond girl. Do you have Indiana Jones comments? I might. I don't know. I don't know. Maybe. Like I forgot I had X-Men number eight. Someone mentioned that I was like, I don't think I have X-Men number eight. And I showed in a comic, you know, not a comic book called, but in my collection, I'm like, right on. I got X-Men number eight. Now in the first buy, I went through and I got these. Check this out. Body bags number one of four. Okay. And thank you very much for the follows gang, follows in the subs. Okay. If I'm not catching them. So thank you very much. Great guy. Cool. Yeah. So this is body bags number one and body bags number two. I couldn't find number three and four. It's a four issue series, mini series from Dark Horse. And supposedly this has been optioned for either a TV series or a movie or something. So some places are selling this issue expensive. Some places they're selling them cheap. And this was a great copy. I came back and I put it in mylar because it was fantastic copy. I mean, it's at least nine, at least the nine, nine point two. Okay. So glad to have this for 25 cents a pop. Right. These are straight out just comic book archival bags. This one is mylar. This one. Okay. And this one is just a regular comic book bag. Okay. So that's what I'm using. But let me show you some of the other comics I got. Shadowfall number, that's number six. Here's number one and two. So there was a lot of number ones. This is vertigo. They look crispy. Yeah. The mylar is crispy. Number two. And then I couldn't find three, four or five. And then went to number six. So hopefully I get a chance to go back there. Love the shadowfalls. Do you? Cheryl, I've never read this. I saw the number one. I was like, okay, I haven't read this. And it's John Nye Reber. Okay. So I'll put it aside maybe. I'm going to put one and actually I'm going to put one, two, three, one, two and six aside to maybe have a read through it. And by the way, gang, if you see anything in these, in what we're about to look at, I'm not sure if we're going to chance to look at all. I don't know. Right. That you think requires bagging and boarding because it's maybe a little bit on the expensive side or that I should be reading. Let me know. I'll put it aside. And I did bring bags and boards here. So I can bag and board anything that requires bagging and boarding. I was just picking stuff and I picked up a lot of independence. Right. A lot of indies from 1980s, 1990s. As many of the epic comics that I could get my hands on from the 1980s, black and white comics, some stuff I've never seen before. This is Punisher Max 57. Okay. I've read some of this is fantastic. 58. I could find 59. And I think this is the last issue. I think it ended with issue number 60. I haven't, I've read the barracuda story arc. And here's barracuda number two of five, the mini series. And I haven't read the mini series of us. Just random action comics number 10, new 52, action comics number 12, new 52, action comics number 13, new 52. I've never read this number one of four hit 1957. From boom, killer be killed. I've read issue number one. This is issue number two. So I'm looking forward to reading this. And then this is issue number nine. I couldn't find the middle ones and issue number 13. Okay. So I should put issue number two. I won't put them aside right now. Batman and Robin number six, the new 52 doom was awesome. Really. If you haven't read it. Action comics. Oh, wait a second. Oh, no, we already went through that. So number 10. So that's another bunch. I got to make sure that this isn't going to fall over. Batman and Robin. Oh, wait a second. Where's the Batman and Robin? Oh, yeah. When I graph stack, sometimes they're together and they're not. This is Batman and Robin number seven. Right. So we had number six and number seven. Right. Oops. We'll bring it over here. More Batman, please. Oh, God says there you go. Batman incorporated. Number one new 52 chosen. This look cool. I couldn't find number one. Maybe I did. I don't know. I could. Oh, yeah, there's no one cool. I did find it. Mark Miller and he's huge. So chosen number one from dark horse chosen number two. I don't know this. I haven't read it. Manga eclipse and eclipse comics. I was trying to get my hands on a lot. Right. As much as I could eclipse by weekly. What number is this? This is number two. May the psychic girl. I've heard of this before. Oh, here's number one. I've got to put these in order. So here's number one. Nice. Right. So grabbing number ones and number twos and just to run. You can read the comics and get a feel for right. Any bronze age books. Yeah, like this is this would be in the bronze age. I think this came out in 1980s. So modern age starts from 1992, I believe or 1998. So this would be bronze age. Number two. Here's a machine man. Number three is re by rookie story by key. Check this out here. Let me show you this. Let me see if this one's darker. Yeah, this one's darker. So story by key out kuzuyu kudo and the art by. Yeah, but the art is, is it the same person you wrote down? No, the art is by someone else. Right. Roichi. Again, again, Nami. So machine man. And we've got Batman and Robin again. So let me put this over here. I'm going to put a little marker here. Justice. Keep it. No, I don't think I have Batman, bad blood. A truce chicho. Have you read the sadduhu 2006 by Gotham trope? No, I picked up number one to eight and my local comic shop looks interest. No, I don't know it. Spot of tea. There should be. Check this one out. Kit cannibal number two. Eternity comics. This is 1980s, I believe. Should be bronze equals 1970 to 1984. So modern comic starts from 1985 up really nice old comic. This is I do have check this out. Let me put these in order. Oh, no, this was I think I have the number one of this. I picked it up in a later pick up, I think. Great guy. 1980 up is modern age. No, can't be. Is there a hero or villain character that manipulates gravity? Yeah, there is. I'm trying to think of one. Yeah, for sure there is. There is. Well, the vision can do it, right? His own gravity. There is so can Kitty Pride, her own gravity and any buddy she touches, right? There's also one other one that manipulates gravity makes people things as dense as possible. I can't remember who it is. No, I didn't get any Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Black and white calm. No. Copper. 1984 to 1991. Yeah. Yeah, 1991 up modern. Okay, cool. Xenon? I don't know this, but it looks super cool. Eclipse comics again. Superman. Oh, yeah, I guess anybody who flies manipulates it, right? So this faith from Valiant comics. Xenon number 14 and number 23. And I think I have the number one, two, three of this in one of the other boxes. I have no idea what this is. This is from like 1980s. Dark, darky wood. I just like independence just to see what people create it. Right? Lenore. Naughty bits. Number four. Naughty bits. Number 39. Scary. This series is fantastic. Check this out. Jamie Delano, John Higgins. World without end. I've read this. I think I read all 12 issues. I think there's 12 issues. I bought these. I was buying these when they first came out in 1990s, early 1990s. The artwork is absolutely brilliant. Like the artwork is phenomenal. Beautiful. Super cool. Chicho. Gray and Boa are cool USA manga reprints. Are they gray and Boa? Is that a publishing house? Fem Force. Up close. Number four. Fem Force is huge. Like it's been around for a long time. Ferro City. What number is this? Number two, I believe. I don't know this. Image comics. Damned. Number two. Damned. Number three. How much? How much comics? Fem Force again? Check this out. Oh, here's Fatal again. Nice. Oh, look at this. Number 10. Awesome. Number 10. Number 21. I should put these with the other Fem Force. So number 10. Number 21. Or 22. Sorry. Yeah, Viz Publishing. Number 24. So I should put these on the side. Put it with the other Fem Fatals. Check this out. Dark film, dark fiction, dark comic, dark muse. Elvira, I believe. Number four. 25 cents. Is a Halloween reference? Number 10. This one. This one is a Halloween reference. Ah, Aizap Chicho. What's up, Catholic traditionless. Oh, Aizap. Aizap, everyone. Wait, wait.  Where's your eye going? I was referencing the previous cover of Elvira. Yeah, I caught it. As soon as Cheryl laughed, I caught it. I was like, what? 25 cents? Well worth it. Should we put it on the wall? Dark Seed. All school humor. All school humor. Check out this one. Eclipse Comics again. Look at this. Saint of Killers from Preacher. I don't have one, two, three. This is number four. Some of the comics you see here, I might have picked up another copy in other blocks because I remember seeing it. I don't know if I bought it. Preacher Show was awesome. Paul Geist, Kane. Number 21. Independent comics from Dancing Elephant Press. Very indie. Very indie. Never seen this before. And it looks like it's gotten in pounds. So I'm assuming this is British. Maybe it came out in Britain first, right? I don't know this. Dancing Elephant Press. 1998. Published by Monthly Dancing Elephant Press. England. Yeah, this is UK. Wells. P.O. Box. Wells. England. So this is out of England. Very cool. Yuseki Jiamocho is one of my favorite, but never read the comics. Yeah. The cat. Oh, not the bunny. What am I cat? There's good comic shops. There's three comic shops in the same block in Victoria. Number 23. Number 24. So it's a run, right? As much as possible. Number 25. It'd be fun to sit down and read, right? Number 29. These are the only ones I could find. Well, here's number 31, too. Right? 25 cents a pop. Very nice. Very nice. Nice. Look at this. Dark Horse Comics. Number 7. And these are great, by the way. Look at this. Beautiful. 1980s. Right? Wells is quite a small place. That's pretty cool. Pretty cool. So Dark Horse Comics. Number 7. Number 8. This character was pretty cool. I read some of the comics from this character, X. Okay. It was sort of big-ish in the 1980s and 90s and disappeared. Number 8. Number 9. Robocop. Who doesn't want a comic book with Robocop on it? Seriously, for 25 cents. Southern bastards. Number 2. This is an option. 25 cents. Not bad. NPH. Number 1. Miller. Like a number 1 Miller book. Modern from Image. That's a really good copy. This one will grade it at like 8.5. You've never seen Robocop? Oh, spot a T. You've got to watch Robocop. Valiant Comics. Geomancer. Right on. Number 2. Event. Publishing. Ash 22 Brides. Seriously, if you've never seen Robocop, you must watch Robocop. Robocop is absolutely amazing. The Justice Machine. Did you hear their optioning a prequel show to Robocop right now with no Robocop on it? The best response I saw to this news was a tweet that was like, that's just cops in Detroit. It's hilarious. Look at this. And Comico. I grabbed as much Comico as I could. I could find, right? Comico. Number 11. Or sorry, Justice Machine. Number 11 from Comico. And Comico was a publishing company that was around 1980s and 90s. Dark Shadows from Innovation. Dark Shadows Number 1. And Innovation was around as well. The stream keeps freezing. I didn't get to hear your response. Did you hear? I thought it was Funny Coolio. Especially Detroit. Man, I drove through Detroit in the early 1990s. It was crazy. Dark Shadows Number 1 again. Maybe it's just a different cover. I don't know. And I saw some of the cops there. They were driving a pickup truck. That means no prisoners. Dark Shadows Number 2. Yeah, Grendel. Fantastic. Dark Shadows Number 3. So you get to read these for 25 cents a pop. Man, fantastic. Dark Shadows Number 4. So it's a run. The Land of Nod. Number 4. Detroit looks like 1945 Berlin. I saw it in the early 1990s. And it was Velvet Number 2. I have Velvet Number 1. Didn't read it. So I didn't pick up Number 2. Maybe one day I read it. There are supposed to be great areas in Detroit. It's right across from Hamilton, Canada. Time Twisters from Quality Comics. This looks super cool. Look at the artwork here. This has got to be 1980s. Time Twisters Number 8. Dark Horse Presents Number 51. I don't think so in Knights of Oak Comic. Who's in Number 51? Dr. Fate Number 32. Eclipse Monthly. Awesome. Number 3. It's not nearly as bad as its reputation. At least not anymore. It still isn't the best place to live though. Yeah. Martha Washington goes to war. Number 1. Nice. Any time travel. Sin City first appearance. Sin City. Okay. No. Did not find. Check this out. All of this Shade the Changing Man. Right? Shade the Changing Man Number 1. Also, I have these. I've read some of these, but I totally forgot them. Shade is fantastic. This was by Peter Milligan. Peter Milligan is a fantastic writer. Like I picked up as much of the Shade as I could that I could find. Yeah. Shade is a fantastic. Crack. Good afternoon. Shade Number 1. Number 4. Look at the beautiful covers. Trippy, trippy, trippy. Number 5. And I have a run of this Shade Changing Man. Number 7. I must have read at least up to 11 or 12 or something. Number 8. But I'm going to give it a read again if I get a chance. Shade the Changing Man is one of my favorite series. Milligan is one of my favorite agreed crack. Peter Milligan is a fantastic writer. So underrated. So underrated. Number 8. Number 9. I've forgotten most of this. Oh, here's number 2. Awesome. Number 2. Right? Number 10. I guess I got to put these in order. Number 11. Brandon McCarthy. And then it goes into the vertical line, I think. 40. 41. Totally change of feel. And who's the writer for this one? Oh, still Milligan. He did the whole thing. Number 42. John Constantine shows up. 44. Such a cool cover. Look at that. What a beautiful cover. Oh, really? He did the latest Mad Max Fury Road movie. Cool. Number 46. Look at that. Who doesn't like psychedelic frogs? Milligan on the entire run. Very cool. Very cool. 47. Beautiful. Lies, loves, and locusts. I haven't read that. Crack, have you read the whole run? Cheryl, have you read the whole run? Number 48. Look at that. Trippy, trippy. Number 49. No, I haven't. At least not yet. At least not yet. My famous last words for me as well. Number 50. Definitely voting for Robocop in the next movie stream. And then back to number 1. Very cool. Very cool. I got to put number 2 by number 1. Check this out. Picked up some indies. La partita. La partita. Part 5. Part 3. Part 1. Let me show it to you in order. So here's part 1. I don't know what this is. It was independent. It looks super cool. It was in great shape. Number 1. Number 3. I'll put this guy here. I'm going to bring another box. Let's take a look at another box. Let's put this guy. Make a room for ourselves. Should I bring another big box or this box? Let's bring out the comic book box. It's a full comic book. 25 cents of pop. Nice. It's like Christmas, right? Christmas for a comic book collector. I wish I could go there today too. Cool. I have to go for Naachi Cho. Stream isn't cooperating. I'll be at the next one for sure though as it is in the evening and I'll be home. Awesome. Awesome. Tomorrow will be from 2 to 4. 2.30 until 4.30, right? Check it out. Okay. Let's go through this. Now these, the odds, I haven't had a chance to even try to put these in order, right? Have a good rest of the stream. Mobs keep stuff safe. Awesome. Have a fantastic day, Kulia. 21. 21 dawn. Number 9. The Warlord. Number 62. This is a great series by the way. I've read some of it. I don't remember it, Bear Mike. I've read some of it. Atlas United. I believe it's the number one. Star Reach. Number 12. Strange Killings. That's a cool cover. Number five. Strange Kiss. Number two. Star Reach's classic. Looks like an amazing cover. I don't know this issue. Crack. I don't know this. It looks fantastic. Here, let me show you. Oh, that one's not for safe. This is like total sci-fi. Nice. I gotta put this one aside. I gotta go through it. Look at that. Total sci-fi. What was the terms of surface? It's just artwork. Sorry, I'm feeling curious. I won't show anything like that again. I'm going to put this one aside. Take a look at it later. Okay. Absolutely. One of the bridges from underground comics to modern indies usually refer to as ground level comics. Really? Crack. So a bridge between underground comics and modern indies. Thank you for that. Strange search. Very cool. Oh, we already looked at this one. This one is, I don't know what this one was. I grabbed it because first of all, it's like a mint condition. This is the Sanctuary by Nate Neal. Totally independent. 2006. Right. This one I can't show either. Okay. So that's this guy. By the way, if you're publishing your own independent comics, self-publishing, whatever it might be, put the name of the comic on the cover. Not just the number. Put the name of the comic on the cover. You're not Marvel or DC or one of the big boys where you can do virgin covers, no text, no nothing. You need people to know what your book is. Parade. Issue number one with fireworks. You don't deal in maybes. Don't trust the system. And this was number 21 again. Let me put these guys here. We'll make a stack on the side and then go through these. Flavor. Number one. Make it a smaller stack so I don't flavor. Number one. Joseph Keating. Epic comics. The elsewhere prince. Number one. Spot of tea is asking is it against the terms of service of his artwork? That means you couldn't walk into any museum in the world and do a live stream because it would go against the terms of service, right? Vamps. Hollywood of Maine. Number two. Oh, here's Vamps. Number one. Cool. I got one and two here. Nice. Number one and two, right? One. Rendo, how are you doing? Hello. Just going to lurk today. I'm really tired. Hope everyone's an awesome Rendo lurker way. It's a great stream just to lurk. Look at the covers. Kindernatcher. Kindernatcher? Kindernatcher. Martin Wells. This is issue, I don't know what this is. This must be issue number four, it says. Here's number two. Yeah, Cheryl's asking a good question. Is it nudity on its own or does it have to be graphic? So that was number one and number two. This looks great. Berserker. Number one from Gauntlet Comics. Look at that. One did this one come out. You can't go wrong with DC Comics, Vertigo and Press No. Always fun to read. When was this one put out? This is 1993. Pure indie. Very cool. Nice artwork. That's the cover, I guess. Cool. The back cover is super cool too. Black Mask, two of three. DC Comics. I don't know this one. I don't have number one. Dragon Lines, Marvel, Heavy Hitter, Epic Comics. So this is 1980s. Very 2000 AD, yeah. Very 2000 AD-ish. And here's the flavor again. Let's take a look at these ones. Star brand, number two. 1980s. Last one, number one. Vertigo again, right? I haven't read this one. I don't know it. Vigilante, number three. Pineapple Army. Viz Comics. Mini-series. Pineapple Army, number two. Viz was pretty cool actually. Pineapple Army, number four. The last one is such a great mini-series. Is it? Number six. Number eight. Too bad it's got gaps in it. A-wire, number one. DC Comics. And then back to Starbound. I'm going to take, so the last one is really good. I'm going to put this one aside and have a read through number one. One of six. Thanks for the recommendation crack. So I'm going to put this one aside and maybe have a read through it later if I get the chance. It's curry night in pub. I will save you a plate of Mongolian beef- oh man that sounds so good. Beef curry. Mongolian beef curry. I'm going to grab stacks that I can actually hold it out like this. Pineapple Army has some interesting covers. Yeah, look cool. Sentinel Savage, part one. Marvel. I don't know this one at all. So these are the sentinels X-Men, right? So Sentinel Salvage. So I guess she's salvaging parts from the sentinels, right? Looks cool. Who wrote this? McKeever Veder Udan. Butcher, number one. DC Comics. Echo, Terry Moore. I've read this whole series. I got the graphic or the omnibus. Fantastic series. Highly recommend reading Echo. The Intimates. Know what it is? Thank you for the follow. I didn't catch the name. My apologies. By the time I looked it was disappearing. Incursion, number one. Platinum Comics. The higher, number one. The higher, number two. What is this? Gen X or Gen 13? Number one. Bootleg. I think Jim Lee created Gen 13, right? I don't know if this is Jim Lee's art or not. And then back to Sentinel. Nice. I don't know this. Arcana Comics. Cade, number one. I'm sorry, Chichurri. I tried to watch El Topo, but I was out of god. I was banging my head against the wall after just 20 minutes. I can appreciate that, brother. Okay, number one. Look at this one. Eclipse Comics. DN Agents. Awesome. Number six. Volcanic Revolver. Number one. Awesome. Scott Morse. I don't know this, but looks cool. Try the Holy Mountains. Yeah, Holy Mountain is to a certain degree tripier. Oh, I gotta put these in order. This is DN Agents number three. Do you have any more DN Agents? Let me put it with DN Agents over here. Here is, what is that? Gloom Cookie. Number three. Saga. 43. Nice. Saga. 14. Nice. Saga. 7. 47. Sorry, not 7. 47. Nice. The question. The question was a fantastic read as well, by the way, gang. Number 19. X Mutants. Number one. Malibu. X Mutants. Number two. Oh my god. I'm gonna get some drugs and drugs. E Mutants. E Mutants. Eternity. Eternity. Eternity Comics. Very nice. E Mutants number one. Cool, cool, cool. This is dragons. Yeah, these are everything that you see here. 25 cents Canadian a pop. The comic, one of the comic book stores in town was going through their storage and they decided to dump their comics. Everything 25 cents. Champion of Katara. Number one. Very cool. The question is a run I really need to check out. I always hear it. Yeah, I've read some of it again. I haven't read the whole run and the question was fantastic. Yeah. 25, 18 cents US. Right. 18 cents US. 25 cents Canadian, 18 cents US. Check out this one. I just wanted to check out the work inside. Volcanic Revolver. The cover was cool. Nice. There's a lot of good stuff. Yeah, there's a lot of good stuff and some nice runs. Very independent. Right. And some books that are like $10 or so, about a quarter. Ultraverse. Number one. Free, free. I'm going to put this. Volcanic Revolver looks neat. Yeah, I look neat. It's funny because when I was going through the bins, just I was going through the bins and I was taking my time looking at this cool flip through cool. Other people were there because he had a whole bunch of boxes set up. People were like, oh, rapid, rapid, rapid. We're trying to go through it. I'm like, man, just enjoy the experience. Why? Like I would go through four boxes and have enough to carry away for the day and hit my budget. I don't want to walk away. Right. I did all these. I did. I went to the comic store four times and I bought all of these in the last 10 days. Two weeks, let's say. Not even two weeks, 10 days. 10 days. I bought all of these for $0.25 a pop. Spot of two. Check this out. Forgotten Realms. Number one. The first series. Nice for $0.25. Very cool. Very cool. I got some other issues of this too. Oh, I've been live for an hour and 20 minutes. Man, I've got a lot of comics to go through. They want to, you know what? Exactly. Fan James. Dude, people were pulling Marvel and DC out. Marvel DC, Marvel DC, Marvel DC. I'm going through picking out as many indies as I could find. Independents and like runs. I was trying to get runs so I could do reads. Right. You know, get a run of, if it's not from number one to 10, like Serapis Church and State, get, you know, Venus, number one to eight. Venus, what was it called? Anyway, the mango, one to eight. I was getting the Fatale, number 10 to 15. I was trying to get runs together to be able to sit down and read and independence and archive some of the stuff. Like how many of these comics? How many of these are around? I don't know. Like I've never seen this. I know I've never seen this and I've gone through dollar bins. Did you get that 25 cent digger has returned? Look, Google wide. There's absolutely nothing better than going through the long box after a long box of random cheap books. One of my favorite things. Crack, I couldn't agree with you more. Right. Forgotten realms, number one. I want to put this on the side and just going through, putting books on the side that you want to read. Right. Team One Wildcats. Oh, from the store? I mean, no, he was, I know the guy. I bought comics from him. He's actually a guy that I buy eBay books from. So he knows me and he knows I'm there for the love of it. Some of the other people he knows they're there for flipping or whatever. He knows I'm there. And to tell you the truth, there was a lot of people there that were hardcore collectors just like me, like just going, oh man, great, great. There was a group of people there that are just into comics. Right. You know, those mom and kids would be their father and kid where the kid is going through picking up books that he wants and the father is picking up books that he wants. Great feel, by the way, great feel. I just ran across a couple of people that were just like going through a rep so fast, so fast, so fast. Boris Karloff and somebody last, on the last match I was in, it was this one. This was the one I went to last. He recognized me. He goes, I've seen you before. Do you have a YouTube channel? And it was cool. I was like, oh dude, not as easy to browse boxes on the floor as it used to be all night of old comics, I agree. Laser. I can't even read that. Look at this thing. Awesome. That's beautiful cover. A painted cover. Oh, look at this. Old school. 1986. The Penumbra. Penumbra. Oh, look at this. I love, I love this style. Like, look at this. Just, it feels like heavy metal cartoon animation, right? Cool. Vertical Jam number one. Just sampling of some of the vertical titles. Laser eraser and press button. Alan Moore first appeared in UK. Cool. King Tiger. King Tiger. Number one. No, not number one. Week three. King Tiger. Week three. Dark Horse. Comics World. Rebel. Week one. Dark Horse. Comics World. If it's 25 cents Canadian as well, that's 15 cents. Pens per comic. I've never seen anything like that. Yeah. 15 pence UK, 19 cents US, 25 cents Canadian. I don't know what it would be in Australia. Badger. Badger is a great, great character. I read, I've read, I believe the original series. A lot of it actually, like 20 issues or so, 20, 25 issues. I really like the Badger. I don't know if I still have it in my collection, but Badger is fantastic. Too bad it's not around anymore. I haven't read, seen Badger come up again. Did you collect of the Sonic the Hedgehog? I wish I collected the original Sonic the Hedgehog series, man. I wish. Those were fun to collect as a kid. I wish. I wish. Even fall. Number one. Very cool. Right. And a lot of number ones here. CBGB. OMFUG. Oh my. The 16 cents of euro for me. Never seen that in the straight. And we saw this one already. I believe you see how we saw that one already. Let me put this guy here too. Nice. The monarchy. Number one. Oh, I got a couple of Boris the Bears. Knights of Old Comic. I got some Boris, at least a couple Boris the Bears. The Eddie. CBGB. Do you know the CBGB? What's the CBGB? Let's take a look at it. CBGB. Boomtown. And it's number one. I don't know CBGB. Came out in 2010. Punk Carol. Here's the artwork for it. Right. Oh, was it an old punk rock club in New York? Ah, very cool. Was it? Birthplace of American punk. So, Ramones were there. Yeah? It's an overpriced rocker clothing boutique. These days. Ah, is it? Oh, maybe I've heard about it. The Big Sleep One. I think I've seen this. Maybe it's a Tide. It is the Tide logo. So, I don't know if it's the Omak project. Very nice. Number one. Rekwetch. He's a halibut creator. Is he? This one. Really? The one. Number one. Marvel. I don't know this one.  Take a look. And if any of these are worth a lot, let me know. I'll put them in bags and boards. This one is graded to 4.5. But it looks great. Look at this. Love it. Love the artwork. Very nice. When did this come out? 1985. Very cool. July 1985. From Epic Comics. Oh, Flaming Carrot is fantastic. I think the one was a five-issue mini. Was it? Cool. So, Omak project number one. Zero girl. Number three of five. Boris. You wanted Boris. Boris the bear. Number 11. Who wanted Boris? Who said Boris? Number 11. Gizmo and the Fugitoid. Book one. I don't know this at all. 85 ends. Not even a dent. So cool. No to Boris. No to Boris. Vale. Number one. Dark horse. Sorry. Wrong. Oh yeah. Wrong Boris. Wrong Boris. Not Boris the clown. Boris the bear. Not the UK Prime Minister. Victories. Number two. Victories. Number one. Very nice. We got a two-issue run. Nice. And we saw the monarchy already. Superior. Snapshot. Number four of four. I think I got the whole thing. Number three of four. Gizmo and Fugito is good. Teenage men creation. Is it? Nice. Crazy bro happens. How are you doing? Number two. Snapshot. I haven't read this. So cool. Maybe to read it. Oh where's number one? I think I have number one somewhere. I found it. I'm pretty sure I found it. Smash mirror. Number one. Avengers. World War Hark. World War Hark. Number five. Avengers. I don't know what that says. And I did pick up some Marvel in DC. Nice little emote. Utopia. Number one. Dark Aries. Number one. Nice. Squadron Supreme. Hyperion vs. Nighthawk. Squadron Supreme I've read. It's pretty good. Really. I haven't read this one but I read the original series. No no Faust. I do have 10 visuals Faust though. I have I think it was a four inch issue mini run. And I have I have number one, two. I might have the whole run. Faust was cool. Heart pressed to find Vigil in 25 cent bins. Really? Vigil is which one? Vigil. Vigil. Vigil. Where'd Vigil go? Oh 10 Vigil. Yeah yeah yeah. Heart. Yeah 10 Vigil. I don't think you would find it there. If I found Faust Faust in the 25 cent bin I'd be very very excited. Sleeper and brew baker. Number one. Supreme power. Nighthawk. Number three. Hyperion. Number one. The max imprint was pretty good. Number two. Hyperion. Number three. Number two. Yeah 10 Vigil. I caught on a little bit late night to work on it. And we already saw this one. No I haven't heard of heard from Ripper. Elder God. Samurai Cat. Cool. Again. Eclipse comics. Epic comics. Epic comics. Nurture the Devil. Jeff Johnson. Exxon. D.C. Comics. Number one. Oops I should show you the cover. Jinx. True crime confessions. Number zero. What does that say? Sam Hubert. What does that say? I can't read that. Beam? I beam? I'll be able to open up a comic book store. Gamma. Hulk. World War Hulk. Number two. Crucial fiction. Very cool. Phantagraphic. Seriously. Phantagraphic book. Number three. Crucial fiction. Girl talk. Nice. Phantagraphics again. Number two. Tales from the Outer Burrows. Phantagraphics. So if I saw phantagraphic books I grabbed them. What number is that? That one's number two. Volume one, number two. Some bad art. Black and white indie books are becoming valuable. Power comics. Because they're rare. Tales from the Outer. Not everything rare should be. Oh last one, number two. Awesome. We got number two too. Crack. I'm going to put this one over there because we grabbed number one. Nice. Nice. The last one. Two of six. Oh look at this. Nice. So last one. Two of six. Awesome. And then last one. Three of six. So issue number three. Yeah. Phantagraphic stuff is always worth checking out. Nice. I got to put these ones with the one we have here. One, two, three. One, two, three. Right on. Right on. Let's put this guy here. And then here's another one. Tales from the Burrows. Phantagraphics again. So any phantagraphic books that I found I was mainly grabbing them. Unless I knew I had them. Right? I'm so relaxed now. 102 curries sold in last hour. Nice. Check this out. While I was going through the bins. Okay. Hey, where's the rest? Where's the rest? Where's the rest? Let me find the rest of this. I'll show you what I, what is it I picked up. While I was going through the bins, you know, it's the bins the slowly they're, you know, more spaces appearing because people are grabbing the books, right? What I, what the store owner did, he came by and dumped a whole bunch of books. I said, oh, what are they? It goes Alan Moore. Oh, where's the last one? Oh, this last one, number one. Here's another copy of the last one, number one. Where's the rest of these? This was a full run I grabbed. Oh, here we go. Here it is. Check this out. Check this out. So there was a hole. So the comic book owner came by and just dropped a whole bunch of books. I go, oh, what are those guys? It goes Alan Moore. I go, Alan Moore. Let me add it. Right. Cinema purgatory, purgatoria, number one, 25 cents a pop. They're like pressed each format. It's a run. Number one. Okay. I grabbed two copies of number one because I know someone else that might want to read these. Okay. If they're legit, if it's not too heavy duty, I might give it to one of my students. Here's number two, 25 cents a pop cover price, $6 US. Like it's recent. These are mint condition. Here's a different version of number two. Oh, number 15. Hold on. Let me put these in order. Oh, I think he had, did he have the other ones? Anyway, I'm going to show you these ones. Let me put these in order. Well, that's okay. In order. Doesn't matter. I tried the binding comics myself into a hardcover graphic novel. The first attempt was with the series, the one. Oh, really? So great to put together a run in cheap bands. Nice score. Nice score. Here's number 15. Okay. Here's number 14. Here's number 11. Here's number 10. Here's number nine. Here's number seven. Here's number eight. Here's number three. So we've got one, two, three. I might have had, I think he had four, five in there too. Maybe not. And then back to number 15. So that's super cool, right? And then you had the cinema purgatoria. I don't know what this one is. This is, it didn't have a number on it. Who's the artist? Let's check it out. Is it a different artist, all of them? There's a whole bunch of people. Like check this out. Here, let me pick up number one. That's number, oh, here's number one. Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill for number one. Okay. Let's see if this is shiny. So I don't know if it's going to focus. There you go. Sort of. There you go. Also starring Garth Ennis and Raul Karras, Max Brooks, and Michelle, whatever. Killian Dillion.  So there's a lot of great artists and writers on here. Yeah, you can't go wrong with this. Very nice. Very nice. Oh, check these out. Oh, nice. Look at this. Adam and Eve, number one. Look at this. Look at this. 1980s indie comic. Like fantastic. Kevin O'Neill. Very nice. He did some League of Extraordinary Gentlemen with Morris. Wow, nice. Excellent. Thanks, Crack. Rover, number two. I mean, I know. Let me check this out. Hoodwick, number 20. Hoodwick, number 21. Some of these I've never seen before. Oh, man, amazing cover on that Adam and Eve. Yeah, crazy cover. Check this out. The boys. Issue number seven. And if you haven't watched the series, watch the series. I think this is from the original run. I should bag on board these, maybe. Oh, here's Supreme Power number four. I think I already had that one. Right? Here's another. I'm going to put this. This is the boys number seven. I had some other boys as well. I found a couple of other boys' issues as well. Right? Let me put this guy over here. Deal with him later. Here's another Boris. Boris the Bear, number 15. The comic crack. Nice on YouTube. I need to get on that TV series. You need to get on that TV series. Awesome. Do you guys want to look inside this? Do you want to look inside this? Let's take a look inside this. Adam and Eve. Let's see what Adam and Eve are up to. If it goes against the terms of service for Twitch, we won't show it. There's got to be a couple of pages that doesn't. Look at this cover without the glare. Look at that. I've been watching your videos for nearly. Ah, fantastic. Controllers that you were watching cracks videos. Nice. This came out in 1985. Seriously. 80 quotes. Maybe we should add one of these. By the way, if there's any of these, if we're going through it, you guys want red? We could do a reading of them, right? Onward into yesterday. Sci-Fi. Fantastic. This looks beautiful. Look at this. Elder God, you already have a list. Look at that.  That looks great. Oh, look at this. Adam and Eve. Sci-Fi with the snake. Let's see if this will focus. Come on, focus.  Very cool. Nice. Very happy to have this. Never seen it before. And I'm so glad a lot of other people were picking marvels and DCs. I was trying to get, oh, here, I'll show you. Here's Paper Girls number 14. Fantastic. Why not, right? Paper Girls number 25. Nice. No Mario. Books of magic. Number one, this is from the series. It's not the prestige format miniseries that came out. I believe this is the first issue of the series that kicked off from the prestige format. Again, vertical comics. And the prestige format was fantastic. This should be Neil Gaiman. Is it still Neil Gaiman? No, the prestige format was Neil Gaiman. So issue number one, books of magic. There was no Mario. If there was Mario, I would have bought. Indeed, I would have bought. This one, books of magic. Yeah. Check this out. Death. The time of your life. Number one. Time of your life. Number two.  I couldn't find number three. I couldn't find number three. This is one of two, two of three. And I couldn't find number three. If I found number three, I would have been crazy happy. You know what? I got to put this aside. I got to read this. This is death, the high cost of living. And I have this. We did a reading of, we talked about this. We did a reading of Sandman number eight, the first appearance of death. And this is death, the high cost of living, number one. And number two. Sorry, number three. But I couldn't find number two. I wanted to give this to my students. So I couldn't find number two. Maybe it's there somewhere. But I couldn't find it. Oh, there's another zero. Oh, look at this. Oh, zero girl with Sam Keith. Check this out. Where was the other zero girl? Oh, man, it got buried. Oh, well. I'll show you zero girl when we get to it. Okay. Some fantastic books you're considering. There were 25, yeah, spot of tea. Very happy. Please take it back. Which one? What am I supposed to take back? I can't escape Sandman at the moment. And the eye eating version. Frankenstein Number one. Check this out. Who's this by? Grant Morrison. What? What? Happiness. Nexus. Alien justice and Nexus is fantastic. One of the classic DC comic read. Oh, sorry, Dark Horse comic reads. Highly recommend. If you like sort of Supergirl, Supergirl, Superpower, but sort of Godlike, like Solar Man and the atoms, stuff like that. Nexus is fantastic. Really. I can't remember who created Nexus. Is it Crack, you might know this. Who? Chalker? I can't remember who created Nexus. Mystery in space. Number one. Jenny Finn. Number two. Siggle. Number one. As Catholic tradition would say eyes up, but it's a yin-yang thing here. So side kick. Number one. Check this out. This looks super cool. Burn. Number one. Look at that from Arcana. Yeah. Let's take a look inside. Indeed. Indeed. Camille Decaro 2008 that came out. Look at the artwork. Beautiful. I am off to Birmingham tomorrow. I'm going to visit the massive comic store there, Elder God. You got the bug in your mouth. Like seriously, fantastic, right? So much amazing reading here. The next. First issue. DC Comics. Nice artwork. It was a nice artwork. Check this out. We got Sam Keith. We got Sam Keith. Zero girl. Sam Keith. I think I showed a zero girl earlier. I don't know. Zero girl. Number one. Sam Keith. Very nice. Early Sam Keith. How much comics? Oh no, not early Sam Keith. This is 2001. I like Sam Keith. Sam Keith, our orcas. Should be appreciated a lot more than it is by some. So zero girl. Number four. I think I have this wrong. Crossing midnight. Number one. Vertigo. This is very cool. The moth. Rocket comics. Welcome to the circus. I should show you the whole thing. Century. Number three. Three of eight. I think I got number one here. Two of eight. One of eight. Very nice. We got a three issue run where we can read. Luma. Number two. Oh, someone mentioned if this writer, this creator, artist earlier. I don't know who it was.  Luma. Number two. Very cool. There was some nice nine in there. Books of magic. Number two. Nice. This is the annual. Look at this. I had to get this. Mushrooms. Zero. Number 16. I don't know this. Isn't the moth, moniker taken by the creator of the tech? Is it the mall? Oh, the mouth was was a character for sure. But I don't think that's the same. Where did I put it? Got buried. Zero. Number 15. So zero numbers. So this is zero number 15. That's zero number 16. So zero number 15. What is zero? I like to know. Here's whoops, touching the mic. Sorry about that. Zero number 13. That might have given you guys some static noise. George Alec Effinger. Number one. They put felt mark here. So yeah, the minimalist covers like the mushroom cover was really cool. The saintless, saintless, stealing rat. Number one. Cool. Nathaniel Dusk. Ethanus. Epic comics. Alan Moore again. Providence. Oh, nice. Nice. I knew I got some more. I'll show you this. Nice. Let's show you these guys. Firebrand. Number one. Controllers then.  I've never heard of amazing The Variety. Amazing. Really, I've never heard of some of these either. And this comic book owner is, he also does independent comic. He's got his own comic book that he puts out. And he appreciates independent comics. So he had, he has comic books that you'll be hard to find anywhere else. Right? So I was very, and I went up to him and said, oh my God, you got some amazing independent comic books here. And he's like, yep, firebrand. Forever people. Number one. This isn't the original. This is the forever people that came up later. Right? I think last 10 years or something. Very cool controllers. Ghost dancing. Number two. Ghost dancing. Number one. I should read this too. Who did this? Oh, Jamie Delano. Okay. I'm going to put this one aside. The indie comic shop in New York is still closed. Pretty bum, right? So that's number one and number two. So we're going to put this on the side. Check this out. More forgotten realms. Very nice. Forgotten realms. Number 13. The new series from Image. It's pretty good. Number 15. I've heard a couple of issues of it. Number 16. Number 17. Number 18. Nice run. Number 19. Oh, we're missing number 20. Here's number 21. Fantastic. Nice. This I don't know. Oh, awesome. Barrier. Number one. Five. Barrier number one. It just came out recently in the last couple of years, last year or so. And it's by Brian Kay Vaughn. Same person as Paper Girls and whatnot, right? So fantastic. Here's number three. We didn't have number two. And here's number five, I believe. Yeah, number five. Cool. Here's one more of the number 11. Xenon. I should try to go through this and put them all together. Thunderbolt. Number four. Number five. The unwritten apocalypse. Vertical. Number one. Inferno. Number one. Shuriken. Number seven. Victory comics. Cool. No, no Akira. I wish I got my hands on some Akira. Man, that would have been amazing. Just imagine if there was an Akira running there. You'd have some of the people jumping in. It's too heavy for me to hold out like that. Jink. Sebastian. Oh, I read this when it first came out. I'm going to read it again. I didn't like it too much at the time. So this is number one of two, two of, sorry, one of three, two of three, and three of three. So he had to run there. So I'm going to put this one aside too. Oh, here's another Vertigo Jam number one. I should give this one to my students. I don't know if it's, you know what, I'm going to put this one aside. I'll probably read through it to make sure it's okay for kid-friendly, I guess. Maybe not. Uniforce. Carpenter. Number five. Yeah, with the epic coloring. Down. Warren Ellis, number one. And very, like, this is a great copy. Like, look at this. Number one. Number two. Number three. Number four. I'm going to put those aside and read it. Here is the gray area. Number one. Yeah.  Now it allows a 40-plus man. Gray area. Number one. And who's this by? Oh, Brunswick. Wow. No, no, it's not. It's just prestige format. Like, seriously. Number two. Number three. There's a lot of just a few issue runs, which is something I love doing right now. It's just reading. Randoms. Look at these. Look at these. Look at these. Porta print. Eclipse. Number one. So cool. I started to go to the trade paperback route with collecting. Unfortunately, it means I miss out on all the great covers. Yeah, check this out. This one came out. Check it out. This one came out 86. Look at the art on this. Oh, this is, uh, oh, wow. This is ElfQuest, guys. ElfQuest people, Wendy and Richard Penny. I believe so anyway. This is the people that put ElfQuest together. 1986. Oh, I got a bag on board this. Look at that. I believe so. I don't know if Crack's still here. I think Wendy and Richard Penny are ElfQuest up here. Right? I gotta put this. Here's number two and number three. Nice. So here's number one. Number two. It's gotta be. Number three. Spot of Tea Chisholm. I'm gonna have to go now because there's a UB soft event starting. Catching and I've catch you in the next one, Spot of Tea. Thanks for popping by. I'm glad you're liking these comic book streams. 86 and still has white days. So cool. And sitting in a 25 cent bin. Right? I'm gonna put this one aside. Very cool. Check out some other indies. Eclipse. Sting's Inferno. Yeah, they are the ElfQuest people. Awesome controllers. And just Google it. Fantastic. Like, I can't see too many of those being around. Eclipse again. New America. Number one. Check this one out. Black Star. Number two. Yeah, 1986 was iconic. Mid-1980s was fantastic. Night Vision. World's Finest. Number one. 25 cents. Shivel Noir. Number eight. Stalker. Number one. Very nice. Epic. Strangers in Paradise. Number 12. Abstract Studios. No, there was no bat. Oh yeah, there was. There was this one I'll show it to you, once we go through this. Mist. Dark Horse. Number one. Here's the Batman one. World's Finest. Trumpetia. Mist comic? Yeah. Let's see. I believe so. What was the mist? Mist, yeah. Book one. Is this good? Dragons? The Book of the Black Ships. Featuring characters from the best selling interactive game. Oh, I didn't know this was a game. Surprise, they had a comic of the PC game. Is it a PC game? This came out. Let's find out when this came out. 1997. Crazy. Okay. Mist doesn't get... Really? Cool. I never played this game. I don't know it at all. The bag is not bad. We'll keep it in the same bag. What's the artwork like? Let's check out the artwork. Oh, cool artwork. Look at this. Is that what the game was like? Check out the artwork. Gicho overtime? Are we overtime? Oh my, we are overtime. We've gone through half the box. What do we do, gang? What do we do? Should we put a pause in this? I'll show you these ones. You guys tell me what to do. We pause this and then we can do a surprise stream on another day and we go through the rest. Mutant Chronicles. The game was first person set in that island on the cover. Ah, that's cool. Miss was one of the early games that drove CD-ROM sales. Really? So it must be huge. Black Hood. I've actually read this one. Or Low Hanging Fruit for the next set. Yeah. Black Lightning. Number one. Year one. Crossed. Not for kids. Crossed number two. 100. This is Alan Moore. Lark, how are you doing? Number three. Oh, we've got another one. Dark Shadows. We could go through this box. Probably take us another 20 minutes or so. Do you guys want to do that? Let's have a look. Okay. We'll go through this box. Finish off this box and then we're going to have those ones we do at another time. Right? So oops. Take a look. Those two we do at another time. That way we've sort of semi-organized. Lark, how are you doing? Underworld. Number one. Omak. Number one. Melody. Number four. The true story of a nude dancer. Kitchen Sink.  Kitchen Sink. Kitchen Sink comics. Awesome. Kitchen Sink is always worth having. Wow, what a haul. Your collection must be huge. It's, it's a large-ish, I think. Oh yeah, no, this is not safe for... Nope. Very cool. I gotta put this in a bag and board. Oh, adult comic.  Moondog. What number is this? Moondog. All right, times four. Myron Moose. Number two. Check this out. They had a $15 cover charge on it, or a cover charge, a price tag on it. Adult comic, yeah. Idiotland. Doug Allen. That's a cool cover. Very basil, wow. Simple basil, Wolverton style. Idiotland number five. Very cool. Who's the publisher on this? Matured. Oh, this is Fantagraphics. Awesome. Awesome. Fantagraphics. Can't beat Fantagraphics. Well, you can, but depends on the comic, but always get to have in your collection. Idiotland. Number, number, number six. Very nice. Idiotland. Number, number, number. What number is this? Where is the number? I can't even see the number. Where is the number? Number seven. There it is. It's not a number. It's a written number seven. And we saw that one already. Oh, here's another one. Barrier. Number four. I'll put this with the other barriers. We have number one, two, three, and here's number four. Do this. It doesn't fall over. Little green dinosaur. Number four. The adventures of the little green dinosaur. Check this out. What an indie comic. Wow. Very cool. Don't know this at all. I don't even know who did it. Adults only, it says. Adults only. Check this out. This is all sort of a run. Countdown, 48. So this is the new 52, I believe. 48, 45. The world of the stream in the 44, 43, 42. That kitty pride. 39, 38, 37, 36, 35, 34, 33, 26, 30, 31, 32, and back to 48. Beautiful. Final crisis, two. Final crisis, three. Grant Morrison. Oh, here's another mystery in space number one. This is Jim Starlin. Check this out. Jim Starlin, Shane Davis. Right? We got two of these. So I'm going to put this aside. If it's friendly, all kid friendly, final crisis. Yeah, I wish the big two would push more of their lesser known care. Yeah, control is on a gray, fade grace, fade from grace. Number two. Jones tales of an iron star. Number two. Number three. This is a total indie. Okay. I'm looking on eBay for some of these books. Can you find them, Spider-Man? Number four. Right. I can find number one of this, unfortunately. Number one. Conco pizza. Oops. Omega man. Always. I've read the whole series of Omega man. Long time ago. Fantastic. One of the best space. What do you call it? Opera's ever. Like it's a great space comic book read and logo makes his first appearance in Omega man. Number three. Right. Fantastic. The Ballard of Sleeping Beauty. Deal. Grip. Starsky. Number one. Epic comics. Thank you, Spider-Cat, for the follow. Firestorm was one of my favorite DC second string. Yeah, I love Firestorm as well. Scavenger unleashed. Number five. Eclipse comics. Scout. Number 20. Scout. Number 21. Shock rockets. Enage. Number six. Number four. It's cool that they feature Firestorm DC shows. Yeah. Number three. Number one. Very cool. That's a run. Sort of. There's one gap in there, I think. And then back to that. Mize Roth. Number one. From North Star. Mystic Edge. Oops. Let me show it to you. Sorry about that. Mystic Edge. Number one. The Authority. Ha ha. Grant Morrison. What is your number? Number one. The Authority. Number one. I need to read this one. I finally read a Blotcher comic. I was suddenly confused with the Vinnie's movie. Sam Keith. Batman. Cock-A-Fo-Nee. Sam Keith. Batman. Cock-A-Fo-Nee. Number three. Number two. Number one. We don't have number one. Too bad. Too bad. Check it out. Look at this. Spitfire. Number one. New universe. Marvel. The Ray. This is a great series. This is a great series. And the Ray number one was fetching a pretty heavy price in the early 1990s. Joe Casadilla. Casada. Joe Casada artwork. One of his first pieces for DC. Kicker. Number one. Kicker Inc. Number one. Comet. These are fun. Simple. Comet number one. Impact comics. And what have we got here? NFL Super Pro. Number three. Midnight Eve. Wiz. Premier comics. Number five. Net Alley. Number one. Metacops. Metacops. Number two. I don't know what number that one. This one is. Oh, this is number three. Sorry. So this one's number three. Here's number two. Oops. Here's number two. And here's number one. Awesome. I'm going to read these. Or put them aside. So one, two, three. So one, one, two, three. Nice. Three issue run. Oh, I do have Predator number one elder god. I have some Predator comics and I have the original Predator number one, two, three, four from Dark Horse. Yeah. Yeah. I love them. Mermaid mask. Merlin realm. That looks super cool. 3D it says. Let's check it out. Oh, it is a 3D comic. Look at this. It's a 3D comic. What? What did this come out? Black Thorn Publishing. 1985. Wow. Trippy. Look at that. Look at that. There's another one of the, where was that? This one accidentally toppled it. NFL super pro number one was Spiderman. And you have the glasses. Mr. Hero. Neil Gaiman. I read the first few issues of this. This is number six. This is number seven. Leonard Nimoy. Leonard Nimoy. No, Neil Gaiman. Mr. Hero. Number seven. Number eight. Check this out. The Silent Invasion. Number two. Pretty cool cover. Siphons. Now publishing. Number two. Very cool. ABCDEFG. Thank you for the follow. Take this one out. Division 13. Number or week one. Mr. Hero. Number two. Excellent. Number four. Very nice. Wanderlust. So this is Wanderlust number two. Here's Wanderlust number three. Wanderlust number four. Rush Hour Faze. Rumble Girls. Silky Warrior. Tensy Colors. Number one. Dr. Cyborg. Number two. Wow. Look at that. We need a clip. We need to change ourselves a little. Gif. Van Dale. Number three. The Power Company. Number two. Power Company. Number one. Nice. Oh, this looks great. Rumble Girl. I think this is number one. This is number one. Rumble Girl. Silky Warrior. Tensy. Number one. Here's number two. Very cool. One, two, and we have number three. Where is it? There it is. Here's number three. Might as well put them together. Excellent. Rumble Girl. One, two, three. Very nice. Let's put this aside. Might give it a read. It's indie. Doom Patrol shows the best DC offering in my pen. It's fantastic. Doom Patrol is really good. Blood Seat number one. Blood Seat number one. Frontier Comics. Marvel. Children of the Voyager. We saw this one, did we? Rush Hour. We're getting close. We're getting close. Oni. Number two and number one. Very nice. And it's from Oni Publishing. That's cool. Let's put them like this. Oh, we had another Siphons. Siphons number five. Cool. Now Comics. Siphons number two. Cool. Siphons number four. Cool. Zen Preview. I read some of the original stuff of this. And the Zen story is crazy. It was someone that needed to get money and they got their son to be able to publish and stuff. Zen Intergalactic Warrior. T-Bots. Number four. Number three. DMZ. Fantastic series. Demilitarized Zone. If you haven't read this, read it. Brian Wood. Super good. Super good. I haven't finished the series, but it's a really good read. Highly recommended. Okay. I've read about half the series. Very, very good. Siphons number six. Nice. And then there's Oni. So there's another Siphons we had. I don't know if we had the number one or not. I love a mystery. The fear that crept like a cat. Moonshine. $11 comic for 25 cents. Not bad. Maybe we'll put it aside for reading. Ernie. Evil Ernie.  Number four. From Chaos Comics. It's the only ever Ernie I came across. Was it? All our controllers then. Was it? That's cool. T-Bots number one. Oh, we have T-Bots already. Number one. I think that makes a run. Oh, here it is. T-Bots number two. Very cool. Look at this one. David Laughan. Murder Me Dead. Awesome. Right? That's like serious cover. That's like an easy cover with the hanging cover. Look at that. Very cool. Issue number nine. And David Laughan was fantastic. Stray bullets, right? Very cool. Crossed 100. Not for kids. Not for kids. Commandy Challenge. Very cool. Commandy Challenge was interesting. Each, there were our creators put together for 12 Issue Run and they told a different story of Commandy. So they're, I don't think they're supposed to be connected. I'll put this aside. Maybe have it a read. I've got a stack of reading now to do. Check it out. The Book of Fate. There's a whole bunch of lost souls here. I'll put all the lost souls. There's one more here. Nice. Lost Souls. The Book of Lost Souls. Who wrote this? Michael Strotalski. I can't pronounce his name. Crossed. Not for kids. This is number two. Crossed 100. Number two. Nice. Here's another David Laughan one. Murder Me Dead. This is number seven. Here's another one. Murder Me Dead. Number eight. Lost Souls. Number one. Very cool. So let me put this over here. Where's the other lost souls? There it is. There it is. So Lost Souls. Number one. Lost Souls. Number two. Lost Souls. Number three. From Icon Comics. Lost Souls. Number four. Lost Souls. Number six. We don't have number five. Unfortunately. This is the last stack for this box. Echo. Image Comics. Volume one. Chapter one. And this isn't the same echo as Terry Morris. A different echo. Nocturnal. Nocturnals. Number one. From Oni. Legend Lord. From Calibur. Very nice. Number one. Oh, here's another last one. We've got three copies of the last one. Crazy. Seven dragons. Number one. We've got two copies of this now. Happy number four. Or sorry. Happy number three. Very nice. I'm happy. The TV series, Happy, was fantastic. Elder God. If you haven't seen the Happy TV series, watch it. Don't worry about the purple dragon flying around. You just watch it. So good. Not really living up to its name. No. Happy is not happy. Brand passion. Number one. Dynamite. Number one. Warren Alice. Black Cross. Oh, I wish they would make a savage dragon TV show too. Foxfire. Number one. Very cool. Echo number two. Nice. Which one was the other echo? Echo number two. Oh, you were referring to the last one. Yeah, that's not the last one. There's three of them. What am I doing? Dead Enders. Number one. Very cool. Vertigo. Who wrote this? Brubaker. Very cool. Mike Danger. And here's the echo. Cool. What was the other one we had? Echo two. Oh, here's number one. So we've got echo one and two. Cool. Cool, cool, cool. So that's for that box gang. How are we doing for time? We went two and a half hours. So that one will probably take us two hours. The two boxes here that we see. So we'll set up another stream and we'll go through that as well. Maybe by that time I'll get a chance to read some of these that I don't know. I've got a lot of reading to do. I've got a lot of reading to do. Fantastic. So what do you think about my comic book haul? And the CGC haul, of course. And the CGC haul, of course. One of the most expensive comics I bought, right? 160 US, $210 Canadian, CGC Brenda Star from 1949, right? And some of the cheapest comics, least expandable, not even call them cheap, but the least expensive comics I've ever bought. For 25 cents a pop, Canadian, 19 cents. Controllers in. Very cool. Thank you for my pleasure, man. Fantastic. I was so excited when I was going through the boxes. I'm like, man, I'm going to do a comic, I'm going to do a comic book live stream on this, for sure. So gang, thank you for being here. I think it was a crime story. The last one, was it? The last one was a crime story? I'll have it. I pulled it out. Krax said it was a really good read. Neat finds, Chichou. Very loved it. Love all the indie stuff. Oh, the Brenda Star one. Yeah. She was a journalist that I think it was mainly crime. I can't remember. I read up on it. And it's been on my radar a little bit, but once it came up from the seller, a Canadian seller, of course, I pulled the trigger on it. Gang, tomorrow from 2.30pm to 4.30pm, we're doing a mathematics, our first this year, school year starting math live stream. Okay, drop in tutoring session. Very cool stream. Cool. Gigi Nersen. Greetings from Germany. Greetings, Germany. How are you doing? Thank you. Have a great day. You guys as well, gang. So we're going to do mathematics tomorrow. My hands are wet because the comic books newspaper print, right? Mathematics tomorrow, current events Saturday and Saturday evening at 8pm and investing in personal finance on Sunday evening. Okay, Catholicism. Have you had enough time since the last mass stream to become a topology? Not even close. I gotta brush up on my linear algebra, though. I need to relearn that. I got a feeling one of my students that graduated last year, they just contacted me. They're in college and they need help with math and he was going into programming. So I'm assuming it's linear algebra that he's having problems with. So I'm going to pull down my linear algebra book. And if it is linear algebra, we might start doing live streams of me relearning linear algebra through the book that I had and we'll go through it together. Because I like the student a lot. I think he needs help. If he needs help, I'm willing to put it in and relearn it. I think anyway. So I'm so worried about what Bob meant to say. Awesome. Gang, if you want to follow this work, if you want to support this work, we're on patreon.patreon.com. She chose C-H-Y-C-H-O. And I don't put anything behind payables. Everything's creative commons. Share and share. Like linear algebra. So much fun in linear algebra. Totally meditative. Totally meditative. Great subject. I love linear algebra, by the way. I taught it to myself. I took a course that needed linear algebra that I didn't have linear algebra, determinants and matrices. So I learned linear algebra through this book and then was able to do multiple integral course. It was crazy applied mathematics. So if you want to follow this work, you want to support this work, patreon is a fantastic way to do so. The numbers all work out. They show it anyway. We do live stream. We are live streaming on twitch.tv. If you want to participate in the chat that's popping up here, twitch is where you want to be at. And gang, mods, thank you for taking care of business. Those of you who follow, who subscribe, thank you for the follow, thank you for the subscribe. And those of you on patreon, thank you for the support on patreon. It is because of your support that we're able to do this. I do announce these live streams on LOMinds, vkgab, parlor and twitter for now. If you want to follow this work, those platforms, we do share certain information. Less so than we do on sort of, well sort of, I sort of switch between all of them and we do have a discord page and I do share a fair bit of info that I go through on discord and you can find a discord link in the description of this video or this live stream. What if we do a prostrophy or exclamation mark discord, discord, the little link will pop up if you want to join. Okay. For live streams that we don't have any visuals when we're recording lapel mic, we do upload the audio to soundcloud.com forward slash chicho as podcast and they should be available on your favorite podcasting platform as well. And we will be uploading this video to pitchute and youtube and you can support this work by following, sharing, liking, commenting and if you're on youtube, you can support this work by joining youtube membership. Gang, we went over time but I think it was well worth it. Some great comics. Thank you for the info. I got to look up some of these comics online just to see what they are and whatnot. Thank you. See what we ended up getting. Maybe I'll pause the video, go through it and check everything up. Gang, aside from that, if you can make it mathematics tomorrow, let's do a little mathematics. Politics Saturday, personal finance investing on Sunday and we're doing something else on, oh we're doing a comic book reading next to Wednesday I believe. Okay. Bye everyone. I'll see you guys tomorrow if you can make it.