Comic Geek Speak Podcast - The Best Comic Book Podcast

It's winter, so what better time to discuss the most famous man ever frozen in ice. He's Captain America. We take a hard look at Cap and his comics career. (1:35:46)

He's done everything from independent comics to big budget Batman. He's Paul Pope. We spoke with Paul live from the streets of Manhattan to learn about his craft and inspirations, his comic origin story, talking with Frank Miller, and his love of manga. We wrap up the episode with the usual CGS goodness of Listener Feedback, a Call Me segment with Marcin Wolynski, Off the Rack reviews and more. (1:33:41)

Look! Up in the Sky! It's a bird, it's a plane....! We sat down and had a nice long chat with Tom De Haven, author of the new novel, It's Superman!. (1:36:43)

Not all superheroes are men. And we like it that way. In this episode the geeks pick their top five female heroes. Who are yours? (1:36:00)

Los Comic Geekos are back! They present Mysterious Mysteries of Unfathomable Mystery. (1:30:58)

In honor of his upcoming 83rd birthday, we decided to spotlight Stan Lee. In this episode we discuss his history, his contributions to the industry, and his passion for comics. Every comic fan knows who Stan Lee is, now find out why he's so popular. (1:34:59)

Some people were born to draw comics. Gene Colan was one of those people. We were fortunate enough to be able to talk with Gene about his life in comics. If you haven't yet discovered the joy that is Gene's artwork, do yourself a favor and listen in and then run out and buy every comic you can find with his name on it. (1:34:57)

What's a hero without a villian? In this episode we put Chance's development on hold as we delve into the world of her arch nemesis

The JSA just might be the greatest superhero team ever. What's your opinion? Join us for a discussion about the first super team and what it means for the industry. (1:35:06)

People from Pennsylvania kick ass! We are practically neighbors with artist/writer Timothy Truman, so we got him on the phone for a chat. He's responsible for such works as Scout, Grim Jack, Jonah Hex, and more. He's a graduate of the Kubert School and he has some great stories to tell. (1:36:13)

He's rough. He's tough. He kills zombies for a living. No, not Eric Powell, the Goon. Take a look at the indy sensation taking over comics. Take a look at the Goon volume 1.

A look at DC and Marvel's oversized original Graphic Novels of the 80s/early 90s; October comic sales charts; and someone proposes!! (1:36:17)

Happy Thanksgiving! In this episode we list our Top Five Headquarters, talk about the the current TV season and start a new comic review segment called Off the Rack. (1:35:10)

We can't give DC all the attention. Marvel has done some interesting things with House of M. We ask all the questions, look at all the details, and surmise about the future. Listen up sapien. (1:17:12)

Nobody messes with Easy Company. And nobody messes with Joe Kubert. We have had the honor and privilege to interview comic legend Joe Kubert. Join us for a wonderful and heart-felt discussion with one of comics' greatest artists. (1:31:30)

In this all crisis episode we are joined by DC writer Scott Beatty. He helps us analyze and conjecture about DC's mega-event. If you are reading this series, you must listen to this episode.

Our very own commentary track for all 5 episodes of Crusaders

Interview with Morry Hollowell and Carley Carrel, colorists for Marvel. (1:32:59)

Special guest Jarret Green joins us for this episode. Are comic stores arranged in the best way possible? Why segregate by company? Why not alphabetical? How about by genre? What do you think? We also take a good look at the comic book ages. What are they? When did they start and end? Can't we all just get along? (1:34:24)

Top Five Greatest Issue #1s! Sal Abbinanti of Atomika! Our thoughts on social issues in comics! And the Speakers of Geek get accused of Marvel bashing! (1:36:42)