Comic Geek Speak Podcast - The Best Comic Book Podcast

Pull his Thing! Dan Slott joins us to talk about his book that needs your help. Get all the details on the contest and help pull Dan's Thing . Also hear about his other projects including She-Hulk .(1:31:51)

He's comics' most famous tough guy. He's Beau Smith. West Virginia seems to produce more than its share of top comics creators. Beau is a writer with much talent. Join us for a great conversation and maybe you will get to feel his bicep. (1:30:42)

We check in briefly with one of the creators of Make Like a Tree comics. Jerzy Drozd and crew make online comics that appeal to all-ages. Also, Adam joins us for a good look at Marvel's Infinity Trilogy. And the great asterisk debate begins! (1:43:42)

Just when you thought the New York Comic Con was a thing of the past, we give you some interviews from the show floor. (1:04:27)

You asked for it, you got it. The first in a series of commentary tracks done by the CGS guys for the many comic book related movies. We started out with a bang. Watch your back Halle Berry, it's time for Catwoman.

Alice in Wonderland isn't just for kids anymore. Join us for a conversation with Frank Beddor, writer of Desperado's Hatter M . If you aren't reading this series, you should be. We also discuss the character of Thor and give our reviews of current comics. (1:46:56)

Spotlight on Devil's Due Publishing. You'd be surprised at the variety of things published by Devil's Due. It's not all G.I. Joe or other 80's properties. We give you the run down. Also in this episode, more Marvel events. Tap into some of the history of the Marvel U. (1:21:36)

New York Comic Con wrap-up with Con Organizer Greg Topalian. Were expectations met? Were retailers and exhibitors pleased? And an inside scoop on Saturday's tremendous turnout. Also, a look at just what makes Marvel's Ultimate Universe so unique.

He's a writer. He's an artist. He's a letterer. He's a funny man. He's Chris Eliopoulos. Chris joined us for a very informative and very enjoyable interview. We also pick our Top Five X-Men and X-Men villians. (1:42:53)

In this episode, we spoke with the creative team on the upcoming Ape Entertainment comic Horrorwood ! Also, our first ever Stump the Rios comic and the March Indie Challenge picks are announced. (1:14:35)

The DC Multiverse is back, and along with it, endless confusion. In our in-depth analysis of Infinite Crisis issue 5 we try to clear up any questions you might have. (1:04:18)

Scavenger Hunt contest winner announced! We also look at March's Previews and a look at the numbers with the Mayo Report. (1:48:42)

The very first New York Comic Con has come and gone! For a full report of the convention, the creators and listeners that we met, and all its ups and downs, go no further. Plus! The Todd McFarlane exhibit, touring the local comic shops, and just wait until you hear the debut of the “Comic Wednesday” song! (1:31:03)

Most comics focus on heroes. In 'Wanted' Mark Millar breaks the mold and gives the villians the center stage. Join the geeks for a discussion of this heavy-duty, often violent, and sometimes racy book. It's our first detailed look at a mature themed book. You won't be disapointed.

Adventure! Zepplins! Nazis! Machu Picchu! It's Athena Voltaire . We spoke with writer Paul Daly and artist Steve Bryant, the creative team responsible for the best thing to happen to adventure comics since hidden treasure and swinging from vines. (1:24:53)

From the foreign shores of Japan to the Marvel headquarters in NYC, C.B. Cebulski has done it all. We spoke with the writer/editor/talent handler who knows his manga. Listen in and broaden your horizons. (1:47:35)

Throughout the history of comics there have been great creative teams. Recently a new one has emerged. Ed Brubaker and Michael Lark have been making their mark on comics on Gotham Central and Captain American . The creators join us as we take a look at their newest collaboration on Daredevil . (1:32:56)

Convention story time with Uncle Sal! New York Comic Con reminders! More Marvel mutant events and all the usual hijinks. (1:35:22)

Spotlight On the Fantastic Four; a chat with Mike Oliveri, writer of Werewolves: Call if the Wild ; another look at the Previews debate and more. It's gonna be a good one. (1:37:10)

We've learned not to overlook color artists, so let's not overlook editors either. In this episode, we had a great conversation with Marvel editor Andy Schmidt. He gives us the scoop on all the duties of the oft misunderstood editors. Also, comic news from Wondercon'06. (1:31:00)

Everyone knows we're going to the brand spankin' new New York Comic Con, but not everyone knows how a con like that gets off the ground. We spoke with Greg Topalian, organizer of the con, in order to get some details. (1:10:04)

Back Issue hunting; Off the Rack; Marvel's Omnibus & DC's Absolute lines; and the craziest voice mails to date. Also, where do you weigh in on ordering Previews? (1:12:29)

Spider-Man, Justice League International, Abadazad. Huh? No, this isn't the beginning of another Stump the Rios segment, these are all books written by J.M. DeMatteis. In this episode we get the scoop from J.M. himself on these titles and a whole lot more. (1:27:12)

Ronin Studios is an up-and-coming publishing umbrella, and Scar Tissue is one their books. We spoke with Jim and Dave, the creative team on the book. Listen in to hear just what the famous Citizen Dave has to say about comics. (1:30:08)

The episode is a mishmash of fun stuff. We do a recap of episode 100. We talk to a Frag Doll. And we do the usual comic talk thang. So come on in and have some fun. (1:28:11)