shows back in the day that were way worse than this  or coach files not yet twenty were like x files was all it was actually i was on in the year two thousand was the movie it wasn't what i know people were talking about x files after i got out of college i've been out of college for just over twenty years and say that i you never have i wanted to watch the next episode or something more than the mini series about a struggle i don't know i could not stop watching it for all solid killing it's good i do i remember and like i said you always think back on things being more future but part of it is this child obsession with this virtual reality world and a bunch of the virtual reality world is built in an obsession with eighty's pop culture icons so it is pixels sequel because the sequel to  opening scene from war games where he's on gallagher going through the whole thing yes to say the line back and forth so there are it's not just pulp our pop culture references it is immersion into those there's a sequence of the film where you have to play jost and defeat this other character and it i mean it's it is detail and minutiae of these pop culture icons that just brought all of that those parts of my life back to the forefront in all of those and this is my understanding the premise i never did read the book because you know it's kind of like charlie chocolate factory thing where there's yes giant worldwide contest they're going to it's a virtual reality world that this eccentric multi billionaire created and he inserts these easter eggs throughout it where there's this gaming competition thing where you can go through and find all of them around for a few years and no one's found anything and this boy stumbles on this area and starts uncovering pretty  long and also giant list because that and to have your name on the big deal in the credits and the old it will last with the last one so so if you come back you obviously are interested in talking about comic books amongst other things ari so explain this to me apparently this past week they did this reveal there was a partial reveal of this cover and then there was the four reveal of the marvel's new avengers team now if i understand  i really liked what i did read and then i'm behind in reading so i have a good mix but from what i understand about two years ago they started the story where all the world started to collide because there's like multiple worlds and we're on what is this the six stories the end of the story before we read it starts leaking out in pieces of the aftermath before you've even read the story because how else can you so let's say that your orders for the next stuff before the new stuff is over so that's where you get like the new avengers team and stuff and it's really convoluted because they can't tell you really anything because you haven't read the big altering life changing story as we know is about to come in secret wars but now to hear a little more connected to the comic book world than i am people are generally excited about all of this or is this feel like it's really come down to like there's marvel and d c and it's really like if you like d c you just don't like marvel on principle and if you really like marvel you bad on principle like marvel will say they never reboot but they re number constantly and retell origins constantly and it's not that they completely redo it but they kind of redo it but we didn't really change it so it's reboot we're not really changing it so we're d c did reboot like three years ago three and a half years ago now so it's kind of but it's like always it's bad it's like nobody can like both but it is it's really tough right now with all the changes i feel like probably pick it up if you want reading twenty maybe a good number one because one always says every issue of the comic decreases so let's say if i sell ten thousand issues this month of across the board next month ninety five hundred next month that's two hundred in the next month i inflate and now you've got this very vocal very crazy group of people i mean i say all the time i can when i was collecting what was a comic blood shot sold eight hundred fifty thousand copies and next door with the death thing too about the sales numbers were through the roof the print runs were through the roof and the books are out there but a lot of this in the ninety's in the eighty's were newsstand comics where they were all fully returnable so the new same would order five hundred copies and if they didn't sell it they were just return it and that was kind of the point of like the direct market like the comic book store they said you sell it to is cheaper we'll take the risk of not being able to sell it but we're not going to return it so then they order less particularly but they're not the you know the comic stores and also we're going to make that money when we sell it to you we've made that money then so it's kind of changed how the print runs were done with the whole direct market and how that was a direct addition on it or something like that in the barcode so it's kind of changed i was all done of the issue with the intent of selling it down the road for two or three times the sale and there were people at that point who could do that somewhere in that time frame you know i artificial market was all races were up i mean it was artificially inflated and that point everything crashed people dump hoards of things i mean if you stay in that day and i ask on all the time guy over pittsburgh comics they'll say you know normally about once or twice a day somebody comes in with a box of comics and junk i stuff you have stopped that is completely movie related at the comic book store now i mean there are there are books derived from the plotlines of the movies and of the t v shows i mean it's definitely a much healthier place than it was say ten years ago for sure mass yeah but it's tough because the movies don't necessarily like you look at this picture that's not the of hundred movies coming out man you're right that's the avengers number one that comes out in may it's not got it's got nothing to do with the movie right it's i mean there's an iron talking about like a lot of the stuff is from the you know batman superman or seventy five years old x men or in the sixty's you know this stuff is twenty thirty and it has no real down time in there you've got twenty thirty forty fifty years of consecutive storytelling about the same characters doing the same things often i mean it's tough not to have it go stale to some degree and keep it interesting across the board my wife and i say all the time the comic books are the male parallel to soap operas i mean these ridiculous unbelievable stories crazy people marrying divorcing whatever personal comic book lines they don't you know they have male interests that females they punch each other you know they blow things up they steal things but it's the same kind of stories speaking of the same kind of stories i don't know how bad segue so i think i've got a chance to see the the bond it's something like this is going to ruin the or the older movies and away because i was think about batman how batman has had everybody viewed batman outside the congress like average is as good as they are they're they're really kind of not that it matters that it's the movies are so old but that they're really kind of distancing themselves and really kind of pushing the perceptions back on these movies maybe i'm wrong on that but i'm as a product of its time i mean it's reflective of what was happening and even if you look at you know dr no and from russia with love they don't compare directly to something done even in the late sean connery versus you know middle roger moore or whatever their products of their element  watching i'm thinking thinking he should be nominated for best but for best actor i truly remember thinking that and watching it today thinking to work you know but i mean i'm a fan of old movies and watch the sting couple years ago academy award winner doesn't hold up to anything produced today but a great film at the time in its own right funny story as out to lunch yesterday as we taped and someone says it'll  that this is the very speaking of dark dark dark dark dark rocky you have seen movie in essence shot in pittsburgh last year in the winter and coming out as a boxer and he's or that in school that was one of my favorite stories we read i was like oh this is interesting and not too long i mean to this short story it's get grapes of wrath that's richer or i'm sorry kids read grapes of wrath greatest book indie go go yeah i'm strongly donating two million dollars in one day but they said wow that's just enough to get us started now they said the promise best movie ever if they raise two million dollars it will be the best movie ever did you watch the