Comic Geek Speak Podcast - The Best Comic Book Podcast

Another 5 issues have come and gone and with them some mysteries were solved, but new enigmas arose. Join us as we discuss 52, weeks 13-17. (1:09:54)

Amidst all the craziness of San Diego we did have time for a few interviews. It's been so long we don't even remember who we talked to! So be sure to listen and enjoy the surprise. (1:18:22)

This is one packed episode. First it's Previews time. Then there's a Mayo Report. And then we wrap up the show with an interview with the writer of Elk's Run, Joshua Hale Fialkov. Get comfy! (1:58:55)

Who says we never talk about webcomics? In this episode we do our best to shed some light on another great source of comic fun. Join us as we talk to members of the Webcomic Hotness group, Danielle Corsetto and James Hatton. Also on the show to talk about PixelStrips.com are Kevin Volo and forum member Stephen

Have you never gone to a comic con? Well you should! The question we get the most is

Meet Darick Robertson. He was the artist on Transmetropolitan and now he's co-creator/artist on Wildstorm's The Boys. Please join us as we talk about his past career, the future of his new series and his dedication to his work. Also, a brief discussion on current comic cover prices. (1:18:51)

In one year he went from fanboy to Robin artist. Meet Freddie Williams II. He's one of DC's newest go-to guys and he's eager to do it. Freddie fills us in on his personal story as well as his art techniques. Can you say digital comics? Listen in for a fascinating discussion on the future of comic art production. (1:34:10)

It's time again for our monthly discussion. This time we're talking about Inhumans by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee. One of the first Marvel Knights titles, this series introduced a whole new generation of readers to the Inhumans. There's plenty to talk about. (1:27:14)

August might almost be over, but it's not too late to check in with one of our Indie Challenge creators. Meet Cullen Bunn, writer of the Damned. Is he a horror writer? Gross-out story teller? Or children's author? You decide. Also hear the nominees for the 2006 Harvey Awards! (1:19:11)

Introducing Chuck Satterlee, Director of Operations of Markosia Comics. You met him once before, he's the writer of one of our Indie Challenge picks, Of Bitter Souls. Now he's in the studio for a discussion about Markosia and their line of comics. And later in the show, we randomly call people in Chuck's rolodex. Can you say more crazy con stories? (1:39:30)

There are more artists out there other than the Wizard Top 10. In this episode, the geeks pick their Top Five Artists worthy of wider recognition. Plus, we have our first contestant in the Atomika: God is Red Stump the Rios contest. Will they succeed? (1:16:04)

Frank Beddor, author of Hatter M and The Looking Glass Wars, joins us along with members of his staff at the Hatter M Institute for Paranormal Travel and Research. There is a whole world out there that you are missing if you aren't reading Hatter M. Hop to!

Marvel announced that Civil War is going to be late. This news has really stirred things up. We discuss this issue, as well as get thoughts on the topic from Beau Smith, Brian Hibbs, Heidi MacDonald, David D, and John Mayo.

Last month we spoke with The Exterminators artist Tony Moore. This month Peter got a chance to talk to the writer Simon Oliver. It's a pleasant conversation that is sure to lure you in. So pay attention and find out why you need to be reading The Exterminators.

We are breaking form! Normally we don't do spoilers on our regular episodes, but this time we just couldn't resist. We assembled the creative team behind Annihilation #1. Joining us are writer Keith Giffen, penciller Andrea Divito, and editor Andy Schmidt. So to hear all about Marvel's other event listen to these three guys whoop it up.

Put your headphones on and get ready to soil your trousers. Uncle Sal returns and this time he is joined by cousin Buzz! I don't think you need any more explanation than that. Warning: this is not safe for work or for children.

Civil War isn't the only good event Marvel is putting out right now. If you're not paying attention to all things cosmic, then you should be. Join us as we take an in-depth look at the first 4 mini series of the Annihilation event. After some discussion we also spoke with Andy Schmidt, the editor of the event, in order to get his take on things.

Our Chicago wrap-up continues with some help from Steve Bryant, Mike Norton, and Dave Wachter. But the fun doesn't stop there! Kevin has a rant all ready to go. Sometimes silver and black isn't all good. Plus a little comic discussion.

We all made it back from Chicago safely so now it's time to talk about it. It was our first Chicago con in 6 years so there was plenty to talk about. So tune in and hear all about our adventures in Rosemont.

In this episode we go over issues 9-12 of DC's 52. So get out your microscope as we examine every detail of these 4 comics. DC has something up their sleeves and we want to get to the bottom of it.