Comic Geek Speak Podcast - The Best Comic Book Podcast

Get out the catalogue, a notepad, and your bank account.  It's time to place an order! (1:13:41)

Legendary inker Joe Rubinstein joins us for a friendly chat about inking, inkers, and the comic book business.  He's got a million stories and they are all wonderful. (1:29:35)

We continue our look at Marvel in the 90's with part deux. In this episode we cover the years 1993 to 1995. Grab your foil embossed covers and join us. (1:39:30)

We go through our e-mail and voice mails on this episode. Some of the topics include the Marvel digital comics package, some more thoughts on the Bryan/Jamie art debate, the Young Justice cartoon and more. We finish up with a chat with artist JK Woodward. (1:10:03)

We discuss some of the recent comic news including Avengers vs. X-Men, Bendis leaving the Avengers in 2012, the JMS/Steve Wacker "debate" and more. (1:03:46)

It's time for some more discussion of DC's big event.  We try to help unlock all of the secrets of Final Crisis. (1:05:30)

Join us as we discuss what happened with Marvel during the 90's. There's so much going on that we couldn't fit it all in one episode so here's part one. (1:39:20)

It's Previews time again! We go over the December Previews for books shipping in February. Dave Dwonch, Creative Director at Action Lab Entertainment, joins us at the end to discuss their new solicits this month. (1:29:42)

It's Pants's pick for BOMC and he chose his favorite: Flash: The Return of Barry Allen. We turn back the clock to the early 90s and get back to superhero basics. (1:22:39)

Discussion includes the Alex Ross exhibit at the Warhol museum, the Muppet Movie, what we've recently read, blah, blah, blah. What you really want to hear is Uncle Sal talk about his upcoming art exhibit in Chicago and the tangents we go on. (1:13:48)

Listeners David D and Just Bill join us to discuss Superman in the Bronze Age.  It's a hearty discussion with Murd at the Helm.  Dig in! (1:46:24)

In this episode we take a look at two new series, one from Marvel and one from AAM/Markosia.  Two very different books, but both get very enthusiastic responses. (1:15:16)

Jeff, Boss Hogg/Boss Moon, joins us to talk about the best show in Toronto.  It's happening soon, so get your butt across the border. (1:14:06)

Special effects man, Tom Martinek, joins the gang for a discussion of the Incredible Hulk movie.  You've been begging for it, here it is! (1:12:30)

The first half of The Walking Dead Season Two has ended and what an ending! We talk about that and the rest of the season in this episode. Spoilers! (1:00:28)

Matt celebrated a birthday a few weeks back - so now it's his turn in the hot seat as we present just a sampling of his funniest bits on the show. Earmuffs! (26:42)

The JSA battles Kobra! Atom Smasher pushes himself to his limits! An issue illustrated by Buzz! (44:00)

Pants and Murd are back from Charlotte.  They recorded many of their adventures.  Enjoy their musings. (1:28:58)

Our listeners call in about what they want to talk about. Topics include reading comics on the Kindle Fire, Superman Birthright, DC's new 52 and more. (1:25:19)

The crew reviews all of this year's Pilot Season books from Top Cow. (1:03:14)

We talk to Shannon and Angela from Comicopia in Boston.  We've heard great things about their store so we decided to check in with them. (58:27)

Uber Muppet fans Katie Cook and David Petersen joins us to talk about the new Muppet movie as well as the earlier Muppet movies. (1:26:00)

Top Cow Publisher Filip Sablik joins us to discuss the books from Pilot Season 2011 - Anonymous, The Beauty, City of Refuge, Fleshdigger, Misdirection, Seraph, The Test, and Theory of Everything. Which one(s) will get your vote? (1:33:23)

It's a "stream of consciousness" episode as topics include Black Friday, Marvel's cancelled titles, recent comic art auction results, some of DC's new #3 issues and the Batman: Brave and the Bold series finale. (1:00:36)

In this episode we take a look at the new Flash Gordon series and Victorian Horrors of Mauch Chunk. Plus, listener Coma Robot is on Zuda! (1:01:02)