Comic Geek Speak Podcast - The Best Comic Book Podcast

We start this episode off with a long overdue brief interview with Indy Challenge creator Shon Bury. Then there's trivia, May dates, voicemail, and an extensive discussion on trade paperback design.

Strawberry Shortcake? Don't worry the Peculiar Purple Pie Man is nowhere to be found. In this episode we talk with comic artist Scott Neely and discuss his journey from comic books to the world of cartoons.

Get the kids out of the room and then get ready to laugh! It's Bryan's birthday roast and the guys don't give him any slack. Matt hosts this surprise roast. Not only is Bryan surprised, but so is the rest of the gang. It turns out Matt is quite the comedian.

Can you say Indy Challange? It's time again to talk with this month's indy challenge creators and discover more about the wonderful world of independent comics.

So long Infinite Crisis, hello Civil War! Marvel's cooking up something mighty good here and we just can't ignore it. We really dig deep into this one as the Marvel Zombies get their turn in the event spotlight with topics on lead in issues, heroes vs heroes, the Illuminati, CGS easter eggs and more. Whose side are you on? (1:45:00)

It's time again for a top 5. This time we pick our favorite cover artists. Also we check in with Amy, A.K.A. Little Witch and get an update on the Bristol Comic Con, and she also hooks us up with a brief interview with Geoff Johns.

Did somebody say free comics? That's right, in case you were living in a box, May 6th was Free Comic Book Day. Jamie, Shane, and Matt report from Golden Eagle Comics on FCBD. Hear all their exciting adventures, plus an interview with Marvel legend Dan Adkins.

Who draws a mean Alan Scott? Why Firestorm artist Jamal Igle of course. Jamal is a hell of a nice guy and a friend of the show and in this episode we have the pleasure of talking with him. Hear all about his love of DC and his ongoing quest for artistic perfection. (1:39:25)

Infinite Crisis has come to an end but the new DC Universe and our discussion (and debate!) has just begun. It's our longest Infinite Crisis episode yet, so join us for a heapin' helpin' of DC event goodness as we cover the finale in issue 7. (1:52:35)

It's time to take a look at the new Previews again. As always there is a ton of interesting stuff coming out, and with the help of listener Mike Lewis, we help you sort through it. (1:39:06)

When last we spoke with B. Clay Moore, sadly we were cut off. So in true superheroic form we unflinchingly tried again, and with much success. So join us for some more discussion with Mr. Moore, and stay tuned for a few minutes with Mike George, the man who puts on the Pittsburgh Comicon. (1:28:42)

In this episode we continue the creative process in developing our character Second Chance. Using the listeners thoughts and ideas as a springboard, we add more detail and dimension to our future hero.

There has to be a first of everything. The Death of Captain Marvel was the first Marvel graphic novel. Take a stroll down the old historical highway as we examine some of the roots of Marvel's cosmic world as well as one of it's best endings. (1:36:30)

It's time for the Mayo Report. No, you won't be hearing about Miracle Whip vs. Hellman's, you'll be hearing about the latest news in what's selling and what's not. Also a look at the 2006 Eisner Award Nominations. (1:41:00)

We're back in the studio to wrap-up our first weekend at Pittsburgh Comicon. Hear about our favorite moments, shout-outs to the listeners we met and our purchases. Plus we give you all the regular stuff you love so much, a Forum update, and a voicemail from Cookie Puss Vince! (1:12:42)

It was our first trip to Pittsburgh Comicon and this episode is chock full of on-site recordings from the Geeks including a great discussion with Brian Michael Bendis! You’ll also hear our first chats with Danielle Corsetto, Shawn and Stephanie of Angry Gnome Comics, Ben Lichius from the Black Coat, Joshua Ross and Dirk Manning of Nightmare World, Chris Moreno, and several listeners. So grab your...

It's trivia time baby! In this episode we played Marvel's trivia game. Be amazed by our incredible knowledge, and be stunned by Bryan's total inability to recall even the most basic comic tidbits. It's gonna be a blast. (1:06:12)

We've told you about this month's Indie Challenge, now hear all about them from the creators themselves. We spoke with members from all four creative teams. Come on and join the Indie Challenge. (1:20:26)

Is it possible that there are more Marvel events to discuss? You bet! And we aren't even done yet. Plus we give you all the regular goodness of CGS. (1:06:17)

Convention stories with Uncle Sal! Atomika creator Sal Abbinanti returns to share with us some recent con stories. You don't want to miss this. (1:07:42)

DC's newest Crisis event is almost over, but the discussion is just getting started. Join us as we continue our detailed look at issue 6 of Infinite Crisis by Johns, Jimenez, Ordway, Perez, Reis and company. (1:12:18)

We continue the violence in comics discussion, as well as take a look at this summer's upcoming comic movies. (1:13:54)

Join us as we take a look at April Previews. Plus a whole bunch of geeky comic talk. And don't miss Jamie go three rounds with the rest of the geeks on the topic of Violence in Comics. (1:40:29)

Before he imagined the famous Watchmen, Alan Moore penned V for Vendetta. In this episode we look at every detail of this classic. We also compare and contrast with the recent movie release. Boy did some tempers flare! (1:47:10)

More Marvel events! The mutants have been busy over the years. Listen in as we dig into detail on some of the X crossovers from the 90s. Also Call Me, Voice Mails and more! (1:26:00)