Comic Geek Speak Podcast - The Best Comic Book Podcast

Grab your copy of Previews, head to the comfy chair, and page through all that comicy goodness along with us. It's time for Previews! (1:18:48)

It's time for some big action and some big debate.  What else would you expect from the Authority? (1:25:41)

We're back, and rested, from San Diego.  So it's time for a relaxed, shooting-the-breeze type episode.  It's fun and filled with stories. (1:46:06)

Murd soldiers on solo with The Crisis Tapes and continues to discuss the Pre-Crisis appearances of the Monitor. This episode recaps appearances in Swamp Thing, All-Star Squadron, DC Comics Presents, World's Finest Comics, Vigilante and Amethyst. (1:43:30)

In honor of David Letterman's 30th anniversary in late night television this February, we present this episode that was previously exclusive to the Comic Geek Speak website. Recorded in May 2009, Pants talks about how he got his nickname, how he first got into watching Letterman, and his many visits to Late Night/Late Show tapings. (30:41)

It's a belated birthday episode for Shane Kelly as we present the best clips of this toy loving geek. Happy Birthday, Shane! (24:05)

The final day has come and gone.  Special guest Fred Chao joins us to give a recap of Sunday at San Diego Comic Con. (1:47:21)

Another day is in the can.  Here are the details. (23:44)

Another day is in the can.  This one includes celebrity sightings, Simone Bianchi, Lego mania, Grant Morrison and Powerpuff Girls! (1:07:12)

The panel is over and we recorded it.  There was a whole contingent of podcasters representing and we all played nicely and shared the dais.  The room was packed and we really enjoyed ourselves. (49:20)

The eagle has landed and the geeks are in San Diego.  The con is in full swing and preview night is in the can.  Here's our coverage. (25:46)

It's a short coverage for Day One of Comic Con with dinner conversations from the Tilted Kilt. Enjoy! (50:21)

We check in with the creative teams for both Razor Kid and The Contingent. Our listeners have some amazing talent, so we pay some well-deserved attention. (56:13) 

Our Spotlight on Marvel in the 90's trilogy ends here with part three covering the years 1996 to 1999. (2:09:12)

In between our telling of what we got for Christmas and some current movie discussion, there is some comic talk. Star Trek from IDW, Lois Lane comics, Billy Tucci's "A Child Is Born" are discussed and we announce the categories for our "Best of 2011". (1:18:43)

It's here and we're talking about it! Batman. Joker. Harvey Dent. The Dark Knight is breaking records all over. Now hear our thoughts on this epic movie. (1:43:32)

In this episode we just sit around and talk about whatever we feel like.  It turned out to be a really fun episode. (1:25:00)

Once again Murd, our resident Christmas expert, performs a dramatic reading. This time it's the first chapter of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol". (41:57)

Let the discussion continue!  The action is fast and furious and so is the debate.  We'll keep you up to speed. (1:05:36)

Christmastime means lots of TV shows about the holiday. We pick our Top 5 favorite shows in this episode. What are some of your favorites? (1:19:51)

The Edgar Church/Mile High Comic collection is arguably the greatest comic book "discovery" of all time. Screenwriter David Johnson has written a feature length screenplay about this called "Edgar's Comics" and joins us to discuss the project. (44:34)

The new first issues of The Defenders and The Ray are discussed along with the new DC Superhero Legos and some Christmas tradition talk. (1:01:54)

Costumer extraordinaire, Ana Aesthetic joins us to give us the ins and out of costuming.  Get out your spandex! (58:25)

Freddie joins us again to fill us in on his return to Robin.  He sticks around as we go over some emails and other fun stuff. (1:10:12)

This debate has been going on among the geeks for quite some time.  Now it's finally time to lay it to rest once and for all. (1:24:36)