Comic Geek Speak Podcast - The Best Comic Book Podcast

The Geeks discuss the birth of their newest endeavour, Comics Now! Magazine. From its conception to the first issue shipping this week, find out all the details.

The dissection of DC's weekly comic continues.

The second part of our picks for the best of 2007.

There were a lot of great comics that appeared in 2007 and we try to pick the best of them. In the first of two parts each geek makes their pick and the listeners get theirs as well.

Today we are joined by arguably the best cartoonist to ever pick up a pencil, Mr. Sergio Aragones. He's been in the business for over 45 years and he has a story or two to tell. So gather 'round the radio boys and girls and listen to one of the legends of comics talk about Groo and so much more.

It's one of the most infamous comics of all time. It's Youngblood and it's back! But this time Rob Liefeld is taking a back seat and letting two very talented guys take the wheel. We speak with writer Joe Casey and artist Derec Donovan about their work on the new Youngblood comic.

This month we look at The Damned: Prodigal Sons with Cullen Bunn, Nixon's Pals with Chris Burnham, and Comic Book Comics with Fred van Lente and Ryan Dunlavey.

Another month, another Previews. We go over our picks for the month. (1:02:02)

Now that the Sinestro Corps War crossover has ended, the guys dig deep into DC's big Green Lantern event. They are joined by Green Lantern expert and mega-fan Adam Umak. No stone is left unturned. (1:26:00)

As has been our tradition for a while now, we take some questions from the listeners and answer them openly and honestly. We have a lot of laughs and only a few punches are thrown.

In our first recording since the holidays we do some Off the Racks and go through some more cards and gifts.

Jason Aaron is writing Scalped for Vertigo and he's about to take the reigns of both Wolverine and Ghost Rider for Marvel. Who is he and where did he come from? We'll find out in this episode. (55:20)

Bryan and Jamie give you the scoop on some of their latest reads. It's a nice laid back, post-Christmas episode.

Murd, our resident Christmas expert, performs a dramatic reading of The Night Before Christmas

We are joined by Charlito from Indie Spinner Rack, Sean and Jim from Raging Bullets, and David from Marvel Noise. They let us know what we should be looking forward to in 2008.

We open a few Christmas gifts from listeners and then we talk to Jason Blair and Leanne Buckley the creators behind the new series The Long Count from ASP.

The Geeks discuss their favorite maxi-series over the years.

Hear what we think about the Templar, AZ webcomic, current issues of the Resurrection of Ra's al Ghul, Fables and more. Also, Pants buys more 52 pages!

Bruce MacIntosh, writer of the

Mur recorded what was probably the first geek related podcast. Now she's going full steam ahead with a new superhero themed podiobook. We chat it up with Mur about her new novel, her love of comics, and her geekiness in general.

James Sime owns the Isotope comic lounge in San Francisco. He's taking a new approach to comic retailing and we are all ears. Listen in as James gives us his ideas on selling comics in the 21st century.

He's the biggest name in horror comics to ever hit the scene, but he also has a few other tricks up his sleeve. Join us as we have an awesome conversation with Steve Niles where we talk about everything from the Hollywood lifestyle to his newest book from Boom Studios.

Join us as we read through some emails and listen to some voicemails and just shoot the breeze.

Do we really even need an explanation at this point? (55:36)

The big World War Hulk event by Pak, Romita Jr, Janson and company has reached its conclusion. We discuss the good and the bad of issue five, what we thought of the ending and where things go from here. (48:52)