Comic Geek Speak Podcast - The Best Comic Book Podcast

It's a passionate episode taking a look at recent comic news including J.Michael Straczynski leaving the Superman and Wonder Woman titles, reactions to the Green Lantern movie trailer, comic art auctions, Walking Dead Episode 3 review and more! (1:48:15)

Robotech celebrates 25 Years for its initial 1985 US release and listener Christopher Whitfield joins us to spotlight the series, the origins of Robotech, the characters, Carl Macek, protoculture, the comics, the merchandise and more. (1:16:34)

We dig into our voicemails and read from emails on a wide range of topics including more talk on DC and Marvel's Trinity, comic book related songs, Morning Glories, Tom de Haven's It's Superman! novel, the works of Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale, the Spider-Man musical and more! (1:11:41)

Fresh from his trip to Lucca, Uncle Sal is back to catch us up on recent conventions, becoming a daddy again, traversing the independent comics field, comic book movies and even a little love advice! (1:26:22)

Comics Podcast Theme Event Week is here again and this time the topic at hand is the question Who would you put on your Comic Book Mount Rushmore? Listen in for our answers, our reasons, and those that didn't make the list. (1:12:08)

Peter, Shane and Pants discuss the various offerings in this year's Top Cow Pilot Season - which title are we voting for? And then we wrap up the episode geeking out over the second episode of the Walking Dead TV Show. (1:11:49)

This month we spotlight four graphic novels solicited in the current Previews: David McAdoo's Red Moon (Cossack Comics), GB Tran's Vietnamerica (Villard), 51 Delta (Arcana) with writer Sean Dulaney and Term Life (Image) with writer A.J. Lieberman and artist Nick Thornborrow. (1:43:43)

It's time again to look into the future and see what the new Previews has to offer for books mostly shipping in January. We then chat with artist J.K. Woodward about the new Fallen Angel Return of the Son mini-series from IDW as well as Super Show news! (1:29:49)

Ultimate Marvel. Battle Pope. Ed McGuinness on Superman. Cross Gen Comics. Claremont returns to the X-Men. The end of Preacher. Gorilla Comics. Quesada becomes EIC. It's a fun look back to those titles, creators, publishers and comics that make up the year 2000. (1:27:21)

It's a packed house of Geeks discussing a number of topics including what is Marvel's Trinity? Star Wars novels. Dark Knight Rises and the Spider-Man movie reboot. Superman Earth One by Straczynski and Davis. Walking Dead. Comic conventions and cosplay. Drunk Cap. And more! (1:46:23)

Remember, Remember the Fifth of November! In this Book of the Month Club episode from April 2006 we discuss both the V for Vendetta trade and the movie. Boy did some tempers flare! (1:47:10)

For the Star-Spangled Avenger, the '90s brought about everything from werewolves to photon shields. It's the end of the Gruenwald era into the Mark Waid run, a sidestep into Heroes Reborn, a much needed Heroes Return, and ending with Dan Jurgens. With a special appearance by Drunk Cap! (1:13:45)

DC's Brightest Day weekly saga continues! The Blackest Night resurrected characters are edging closer to learning the secrets of the White Lantern. We also riff on issues of Justice League Generation Lost, Birds of Prey, the Green Lantern books and more. (1:02:40)

Shawn Pryor of PKD Media and Space-Time Condo's Dave Dwonch join us this episode to give us the scoop on the new comic book publishing venture, Action Lab Entertainment! We then review Episode 1 of the Walking Dead TV Show from AMC! (1:23:15)

Are you a comic book reader or collector? Or both? How do we drop titles? Are the current Avengers titles too confusing? And more Star Trek vs Star Wars! This can only be a listener feedback episode! Plus, a new fan art challenge is announced! (1:11:59)

Follow the tour of duty of Private Ed Marks in the 'Nam vol.1 by writer and Vietnam vet Doug Murray with art by Michael Golden, Wayne Vansant and others and edited by Larry Hama. Listen in as we discuss this classic Marvel title from the '80s. (57:17)

We dip into the October Previews to spotlight Martin Flink's The Man of Glass, Magus with co-writer Jon Price and artist Rebekah Isaacs and Echoes by Joshua Hale Fialkov and Rahsan Ekedal. We also talk with Emi Lenox about her collected diary comic Emitown. (2:06:19)

It's the end of DC's Bronze Age as we take a look at the years 1972 thru 1985/86. Longtime comic reader and listener Lee Cameron joins us to talk about DC's new era under Jenette Kahn, the DC Implosion, Kirby's Fourth World, the approaching Crisis and more. (1:38:54)

Bryan J.L. Glass, Tan Eng Huat and company continue the origin of Thor! Remixing early issues of Journey Into Mystery, Loki resurfaces to cause trouble for Thor and this time their battleground is in the middle of Manhattan. (31:12)

With all but one of the Geeks missing, it's an off the cuff episode with new-to-comics listener Alec Perreault. We discuss traversing the comicbook landscape as a new reader, DoomWar, Kill Shakespeare, give some Super Show updates and more. (56:10)