Comic Geek Speak Podcast - The Best Comic Book Podcast

A lot of comic movies are being made these day, but not as many TV shows. There are quite a few we would like to see and so we pick our top five with the help of Alias and Samurai Girl producer Luke McMullen. (1:20:33)

Chuck Coletta joins us to discuss the Pop Culture degree available from Bowling Green and how comics are a part of that program. (1:24:00)

With the election right around the corner it only seems right to talk about politics in comics. Comic podcasts all over are joining in this special theme month. In our episode we take a look at Prez: The First Teen President. (57:56)

Twilight Guardian was one of the two winners of this year's Pilot Season contest at Top Cow. We spoke with writer Troy Hickman about his creation as well as his history with comics. (53:31)

It's time for our monthly look at Previews. This time we are joined by artist Mike Mayhew. He let's us know what's on his shopping list as well as his upcoming work on Savage from Shadowline. (1:08:42)

Two of our very own forum members, Flint Lockjaw and Torchsong, have created a new comic called Thugs. In this episode we check in with them and discuss the book. (1:07:24)

We look to the forum for some topics to discuss. Everything from freaky female villians to more Top Five Weapons to lousy TV shows and a possible Daredevil movie reboot. (1:30:26)

It's been a while since we did a Top 5 episode, so here we are. You can't have a superhero comic without some weapons. In this episode we pick our favorite. (1:25:38)

Do you feel that tingling? That's the Force, baby! For the first time ever we talk about Star Wars comics in detail as we look at Star Wars: Legacy volume 1: Broken by John Ostrander, Jan Duursema and company. And joining us is official 501st member, Radio Wayne Cordova. (1:30:33)

Pants is back from Baltimore and ready to fill us on all the details. Plus some Lego talk. Get ready brick heads! (1:05:58)

We've been doing some reading, so it's time to talk about what we've read including Trinity, the Possum, Nova, the Guns of Shadow Valley and more. (1:10:04)

Murd is back in the studio and he's ready to talk Final Crisis! There was no issue of Final Crisis this month, but there were many tie-ins to discuss. We try to hit them all including issues of Rogues' Revenge, Legion of 3 Worlds, Revelations, Superman Beyond and DCU: Last Will & Testament. (1:28:16)

Artist Jun Bob Kim joins us to talk about the design of our home-made superhero Second Chance. It's been a while since we've talked about her, so it's time to get back to business.

Long-time letter hack, Augie De Blieck Jr., joins us for a discussion all about the letter columns of old. We miss those days.

The Skrull attacks continue. Some mysteries are revealed and others take their place. What will be the final outcome? Color artist Morry Hollowell joins us for the episode.

Andy is running IDW's G.I. Joe line and he gives us the scoop on that initiative. We also talk about the company in general and Andy's website comicsexperience.com.

It's time to just sit around and talk comics. We recruited the help of the forum and used some threads as talking points for the show.

Three geeks and a catalogue of comics the size of a phone book. Need I say more? We also interview the team on Wolves of Odin and learn more about U is for United, the 2008 CGS Anthology. (1:31:00)

Super Show 08 is over so we got all the geeks together again to talk about how it went and all that jazz. If you couldn't make the show, you can at least live vicariously through us.

Just a bunch of phone calls made before, during and after the Super Show weekend. Including the return of Hugh Jarse!

The CGS community gathered this weekend to celebrate the 2008 Super Show capping off on Saturday with a live CGS recording. We announce the Freking Sweer awards, chat with friends, give tribute to Lem and laugh at a puppet show. Listen in and enjoy.

It's Jamie's birthday! So to continue the CGS birthday tradition, here's a bunch of clips featuring the best, the worst, the rants, the funny and more of our own Shiznit Pimp!

ILM's Tom Martinek joins us for a look at Superman cartoons, movies, TV shows, novels and more. We also talk with Marc Tyler Nobleman about the Boys of Steel: the Creators of Superman illustrated biography.

Artist Ryan Stegman and art dealer Paolo Belfiore join us to discuss the wonderful world of original art.

It's one of the most famous Avengers stories. How does it live up to the hype? Skrulls are hot right now, what about in 1971? Find out as we read Avengers: Kree/Skrull War by Roy Thomas, the Buscemas, Neal Adams and company. (1:25:31)