Comic Geek Speak Podcast - The Best Comic Book Podcast

Voicemail, emails and some new comics have shown up in the studio. Also webcomics creator Lora Innes joins us for a quick chat. It's a lot to talk about, so let's get started. (1:08:04)

We're back from the Wild Pig sale and as usual it was awesome. We had fun times with friends, we got great deals, and there were adventures with leaking roofs! It's all here in this episode. (1:09:00)

Way back on episode 20 we discussed some of our favorite cartoons. Well there were just too many to squeeze into one episode. So this time Big Jim Miller joins us to talk about everything we left out.

The four finalists have been selected and they, along with Freddie Williams II, will be joining us to discuss their pieces. We also announce the grand prize winner!

The next issue of Captain America Reborn is out and of course we are going to talk about it. The future of Steve is still uncertain. We are all still guessing as to what the future holds. What do you think?

It's time to go through some emails and voicemails. Our listeners give us lots of feedback and talking points. Let's have some discussion! Also, Happy Birthday Pants and Sesame Street! (1:06:00)

DC artist, Mike Norton, joins us to go through this month's Previews catalogue. We also talk with Super Real Graphic's Jason Martin about his upcoming collection. Lots of good stuff this month, get your credit card ready! (1:40:30)

CGS listener, Filthy McMonkey, joins us to discuss the next chapter in the redefinition of Superman's origin.

It's been far too long since our last episode, but we'll try to make up for it. In this episode we discuss the books we've managed to read since our last episode.

Chris from Wild Pig is back with us to discuss more adventures in retailing. From the effects of the economy, to stagnant wall books, to reading in the store, we discuss it all!

Christmas is coming quickly and the crazy parents are already out there shopping! Which toys will be hot? Which might take us all by surprise? Find out in this episode.

What else would we talk about on this show besides comics? Several hot topics including the Marvel iPhone comic news and reading comics in the comic store. All that and much more.

Some liked it, some hated it. Much debate ensued. Banana Fish volume one really stirred up the pot. Even if you have no interest in the book, you really need to listen to this episode.

Blackest Night is now half over. What do you think of the story? How will the heroes stop the Black Lanterns? Listen up for all the latest on DC's biggest event of the year. (1:35:49)

Adam Murdough gets into the Halloween spirit and presents a reading of Edgar Allen Poe's the Raven.

To get us in the mood for Halloween, we present to you our top five comic monsters. Who's scary? Who's creepy? Who's just plain cool? Find out in this episode.

Terry Moore is back with us to continue our discussion of Strangers in Paradise. In this episode we dive into volume five of the pocket books edition and we explore every detail.

Peter's back with New Teen Titans 30th Anniversary news, Titans comics shipping this week and a look back at some of the earliest comics in his collection. (37:31)

Batman had a pretty good decade. Continuing our series of spotlights on the Dark Knight, we look at his more recent books. From the late 90s to current issues, it's all here. (1:34:32)

For this round of all spoiler reviews, we look at Spider-Woman 1 and 2 (Marvel), Justice League of America 38 (DC) and Cowboy Ninja Viking 1 (Image). Which would you Buy, Borrow or Pants?

Guy Davis has been wowing us with his artwork for a long time now. So much so that he's the subject of the latest volume of Modern Masters from Two Morrows Publishing. Guy and Modern Masters author, Eric Nolen Weathington, join us to talk about Guy's career and art.

Comics from the past. Comics about the past. It's one more journey into the timestream!

The exploration of the Golden Age of Marvel continues as more secrets are revealed, more characters are introduced and the Human Torch and Namor finally meet. (49:05)

Hester & Churilla's the Anchor (Boom!), Nieves & Dougherty's the Apocalypse Plan (Transfuzion), and Jay Fosgitt's Dead Duck (Ape)! The creatives teams join us to talk up their new comic projects! (1:49:13)

Writer, editor and Comics Buyer's Guide columnist Tony Isabella has authored a fun new book called 1,000 Comic Books You Must Read. We spotlight the book, learn a little about Tony, and discuss which comics we would include. (1:16:10)