Comic Geek Speak Podcast - The Best Comic Book Podcast

Gutters Editor Jeff Moss and Art Director Lar deSouza join us for another Webcomic Spotlight. Gutters is a comical parody based on the comic industry and its creators. Along the way they discuss their unique process, webcomic distribution and exposure, recommendations and more! (55:20)

Kevin Freeman, Managing Editor of Ape Entertainment and writer of the Subculture webcomic, joins the Geeks this episode to look through the new Previews. We also chat with J. Gonzo about his new Silver Age inspired Luchadore comic, La Mano del Destino! (1:51:49)

IDW Senior Editor and Comics Experience Founder Andy Schmidt moderates the Writing for Comics Panel hosted at CGSSS'11. Writers Rob Anderson, Fred Van Lente, Andrew Gaska and Bryan J.L. Glass discuss stories, comic writing, techniques, tools and more. (1:03:52)

Brightest Day has ended and a new Champion of Earth has been found. What did we think of the series, where do the characters go from here and what happens next? We also talk about the end of Justice League Generation Lost. (1:12:35)

The full roster of Geeks talk about Super Show '11: what worked, what didn't work, what were the highlights and more including a new Fan Art Challenge, Free Comic Book Day chat and we award Best in Super Show! (1:44:46)

Listeners and attendees call in before, during and after the events of the CGS Super Show weekend. (27:29)

Kirby Krackle! Super Ugly! H2Awesome! Paul French! It's the Super Show Concert with special guests Fred Chao and Brad Milyo! Listen in to hear a night of Nerd Rock! (1:14:00)

Super Show 2011 has come and gone! Presented in this episode is the live recording from the con floor where we hand out awards, give thanks, raffle off some prizes and more! (40:36)

It's the last new episode of the week as a full roster of Geeks discuss Fabien Nury and John Cassaday's I Am Legion from Humanoids for International Month. What are our thoughts on this dense, rich, supernatural tale? (51:49)

We return to celebrate Wonder Woman's 70th Anniversary, this time around focusing on the Kanigher/Andru/Esposito years of 1958 to 1968 focusing on marriages, monsters, and the introduction of the Wonder Family! (1:17:05)

We give out some last minute Super Show news before jumping into and responding to listener reactions from last week's What is the Role of the Comic Book Retailer episode. (1:24:05)

CGS Super Show 2011 is just a week away! To help you prepare, we go through the weekend's day by day breakdown of events, guests, the history of Super Show, afterparties, panels and more! (1:24:44)

What have we been reading? How about the Legion of Super-Villains oneshot! The Martian Confederacy! Butcher Baker! Sigil! Ruse! Detective Comics! Captain America! Doom Patrol! Walking Dead! Twilight Guardian! And more! (1:49:30)

The Wildstorm imprint is no more, so we are joined by listener Jaime Brassard to look back at twenty years of the titles, the characters and the creators that made up one of Image's most exciting studios. (1:07:13)

Following up on our discussions on the roles of the Reader and Publisher, we now turn to Comic Book Retailers. What is their purpose? What makes for a good store? And what is their position in the comic book industry food chain? (1:24:02)

It's the height of the Bronze Age for Marvel Comics as we discuss '70s titles (Marvel Team-Up, Conan, Star Wars), characters and teams (Invaders, Punisher, Wolverine, Rom), creators (Gerry Conway, John Byrne, Jim Starlin) and more as we continue Modern Marvel's 50th Anniversary spotlight. (1:43:01)

A studio full of Geeks are pleasantly surprised by the first issue of Marvel's newest event, Fear Itself. Matt Fraction, Stuart Immonen and company deliver a good first issue full of mystery, conflict and myth. Listen in! (45:16)

This month's Indie Spotlight features the Anthology Project 2 with Nick Thornborrow and Joy Ang; Action Lab's Fracture with Chad Cicconi and Shawn Gabborin; and Adam Wilson, writer of Brian and Bobbi from 215 Ink. (1:07:19)

Voicemails and emails from our listeners kicking us off into conversations on digital downloading, recommendations for high school readers, more Flashpoint reactions, Arkham Asylum, bathroom stalls, Super Show prize winners and more! (1:15:18)

From early work in Dragon Magazine to First Comics, DC to Girl Genius, we have the pleasure of speaking with cartoonist Phil Foglio in anticipation of his appearance at this weekend's Stumptown Comics Fest! (55:53)

From Emerald City Comicon 2011, CGS had the pleasure of moderating the Spotlight Panel on Richard Starkings, creator of Elephantmen and Hip Flask and the man behind Comicraft design company, discussing his career and current Elephantmen news. (52:37)

It's CyberForce vs the Artifact bearers with Aphrodite IV in the middle. A new Artifact is found, the 13th Artifact is on the run and the man behind it all is finally revealed. Or is he? (22:25)

It's our shortest - and perhaps our crankiest - Previews episode in awhile as we dip into the April catalogue for books shipping in June. And to start it all off, a nice healthy rant on Flashpoint! (1:04:49)

We review some current comics by taking a Buy/Borrow/Pants look at FF 1, the first three chapters of War of the Green Lanterns and Fear Itself Prologue: Book of the Skull. (1:15:52)

The Wild Pig Con and Sale has wrapped! There were tons of comics and trades to be had and in this episode we talk with Fred Chao, Fred Hembeck, Rafer Roberts, Randy Gentile and Walt Simonson! (1:02:31)