Comic Geek Speak Podcast - The Best Comic Book Podcast

Everyone loves a good fan film now and again. In this episode we talk to Chris Notarile of Blinky Productions about his work on fan films. We also have a discussion about what happens to our comics after we die.

It was the indie sensation of 2006. If you didn't read Mouse Guard, shame on you. In this episode we take a look at the new hard cover release and discuss the work with creator David Petersen.

Matt Fraction and Geoff Klock join us for a discussion of Casanova. Are you ready for the awesomeness? (2:04:18)

Some emails, some voicemails, and some Off the Racks. All that plus Shane gets an early birthday present.

For the last year, the Hulk has been having adventures in space. No, this isn't cheesy ‘50s Sci-Fi, this is Planet Hulk by Greg Pak, Carlos Pagulayan, Randy Gentile, Chris Sotomayor and company. The Geeks take a good look at Purple Pants' big adventure from Incredible Hulk issues 92 to 105 to let you know what they think. (1:00:53)

The geeks had the chance to speak with artist David Lloyd about his orginal graphic novel Kickback published by Dark Horse. If you haven't heard about it, you're not the only one. Listen in and then add it to your next comic order. (1:12:36)

Uncle Sal is back and funnier than ever. Do I really need to say anymore?

The end of 52 has finally come. It's been a full year of weekly goodness from DC, so there is a lot to talk about as we wrap up with issues 48 thru 52 and the World War III mini-series. We learn the final fates of our main characters, learn the secret of 52, debate the ending, hear a few listener reactions and speculate about the future of the DC Universe! (1:52:06)

The guys read some email, do some

Previews and Mayo Report. Booyah! (1:53:23)

We've hit another milestone episode. So just like in episode 150 we will be answering questions sent in by the listeners. Laughs are guaranteed.

The geeks made their pilgrimage to the nearest Imax theatre for a chance to enjoy the new Spidy flick. The opinions were varied, but they all had a good time. Listen in for the debate. (59:40)

Peter was a busy geek in Pittsburgh. He conducted a whole slew of interviews with a bunch of indie creators such as Dirk Manning, Joshua Ross, Rich Bernatovich, Eric Adams, Stuart Sayger, Bryan J.L. Glass, Michael Avon Oeming and others as well as Filip Sablik of Top Cow and Josh Blaylock of Devil's Due! There's gold in there baby! (2:31:28)

We start the episode off with a discussion of the potential for Marvel Universe history in the vein of 1602. What are your thoughts? And then we are joined by comic artist Ale Garza for a look at his career and his new role as artist on Supergirl.

The 2007 Pittsburgh Comicon has come and gone and we have some stories to tell from one of our favorite conventions! Dave Dwonch joins us as we talk about the panels, trips to local comic shops, comic and art purchases, listener and creators shout-outs, and even a cautionary tale or two. Plus! Goodies from our Mailbag, Episode 300 updates and more! (1:32:31)

This month we examine Neil Gaiman's first work for Marvel. Travel back in time to an earlier age of Marvels with the Marvel Knights limited series, 1602 . Along with artist Andy Kubert and company, there is much to enjoy about this eight issue series. Find out what you are missing. (1:22:34)

Jim Lee. Nuff said.

Everybody loves a good super villain. In this episode we speak to the editors of

It's time for another top 5. In this episode, with the help of Chris from the Amazing Spider Cast, we pick our top 5 Spider-man stories. Later in the episode we take a look at the Eisner nominations.

Over the last couple weeks we have become quite friendly with artist Chris Moreno. In this episode we talked to Chris about everything from the comics he's drawing to motor-mouthed Micro Machine commercials. We think you'll enjoy this conversation as much as we did.

In this episode we cross the pond to pay our tribute to the Queen. UK Comics Podcasts Network Spotlight: Quiet! Panelologists at Work, Birds of Geek and Geek Syndicate.

Things are almost wrapped up in 52 in this penultimate month that centers mostly on Black Adam, the Four Horsemen and the Mad Scientists of Oolong Island! Loyal listener Chris aka Asgardian joins us for our monthly discussion of DC's weekly goodness as we cover issues 44 thru 47. (1:15:48)

The geeks are back with more Cerebus. We decided to march forward and continue the amazing journey that is Cerebus by reading Church & State. Joining us for this episode is Cerebus super-fan Lenny, and the man behind the series, Dave Sim himself. (2:02:46)

Robin Furth, plotter, consultant and foremost authority on everything Dark Tower, joins Peter for a nice one-on-one conversation. Also on this episode is Christopher Jackson, organizer for the upcoming Planet Comic Con in Kansas City.

April Previews and the Mayo Report. Need I say more? (1:58:24)