Comic Geek Speak Podcast - The Best Comic Book Podcast

Believe it or not!  In this episode we talk to William Katt about his upcoming series, Sparks with writer Christopher Folina. We also talk with Brett Weldele of Straw Men and the creative team of A Dummy's Guide to Danger vol.2

The boys take a look at Kingdom Come and then talk about some 2000 AD comics they read.

Writer Daniel Way returns to the show and he wants to answer your questions.  Forums members posted questions for Daniel and all was good in the world.

Listener Wood joins us as we go through some emails and some voicemails.  We also pick the first winner of a free Mike Norton sketch.

We continue our look at Marvel in the 80s. This was an important time for many of us, as some of us started reading comics in the 80s. (1:07:47)

Pants is back from San Diego. He fills us in on all his hijinks and we discuss some of the news that was announced at the con. (1:20:10)

Artist Randy Gentile joins us for a discussion of the forum members' selections for their top 25 writers.  Much discussion ensues.

Black Shawn, white Shawn, and Chad join us to talk about the upcoming Pittsburgh Con.  We also learn a little about the Toonseum. Pittsburgh is always one of our favorite shows and I'm sure this year will be no different.

Pants went to Comic-Con this past weekend and did some recordings with Mike McKone, Freddie Williams, Filip Sablik from Top Cow and others. (59:37)

It's event time again. In this episode we discuss X-Men: Schism #1, Flashpoint #3, Artifacts #8, Fear Itself #4, and the conclusion to War of the Green Lanterns. (1:19:05)

Voicemails, emails, we do it all! (1:01:28)

Bryan's finally back in the studio! We talk about new movie trailers, recent comics we've read and so much more. (1:02:53)

You might not be reading any Top Cow books and you might not think you want to.  But after listening to publisher Filip Sablik you might very well change your mind.

There have been some recent developments in the Superman ownership-rights trials and we are going to bring you the updates.  Joining us are listeners Joe Sergi and Cory Strode to help us fill in the blanks on Superman's legal woes.

At this point, what more can I possibly say about our monthly look at the Previews catalogue?  

Marvel's big event of the year has started so let's get right into it.  Bendis has really kicked this thing into high gear, and the Marvel U may never be the same again.  Find out what we think and what our theories are.

Peter and Bryan kick it old-school in this Off the Rack episode.  Mike W. Barr and Jim Aparo know a little something about awesome comics and we let them teach us.

If you want to learn how to create comics professionally, there are schools that will teach you.  The first place we check out is the Center for Cartoon Studies in Vermont.  CGS listener Chuck Forsman is a student and he tells us all about the CCS.

Lance is the man in charge of this year's New York Comic Con.  He gives us the skinny on what to expect this year and what changes have been made.  If you are planning on attending, you need to listen.

Ron Marz joins us to discuss the first trade in a new direction for Witchblade.  Top Cow lured us in by offering a 120-page, full-color trade for only $4.99.  How can you pass that up?

Saturday was a beautiful day, and the discounts at Wildpig were just as beautiful.  Hear all about our day of 50 percent savings.

With Comic-Con a week away, the Geeks discuss how to get the most out of your convention going experience. (1:16:00)

In this episode we go over the July Previews for books shipping mostly in September. (1:35:18)

It's time once again to hear from our listeners.  They always know which buttons to push.

Jamie and Mike take a look at John Byrne's DC mini series, Legends.