Comic Geek Speak Podcast - The Best Comic Book Podcast

Iron Man! Hercules, Prince of Power! X-Factor! Valiant! In time for San Diego and Fan Expo, we present a chat with Bob Layton, a creator who has earned his place in comics history on many characters, projects and companies. (45:00)

Just in time for Comic-Con, we feature three comic projects to discover: Hybrid Bastards with writer Tom Pinchuk, Blue World Shift with artists Dave DeVries and John Van Fleet and Kill Shakespeare with co-creator Conor McCreery. (1:47:26)

It's Monday! We wrap up this weekend's Allentown Comic Con, give our thoughts on recently released comic movie images, bring back our CGS followup segment and listen to the greatest voicemail to date. (1:39:11)

If you're ever looking for new, interesting or different comics, the Eisner list is a good start! Tim 'Freakytiki' Rakarich has taken the challenge of trying to read as much as he can and we pick his brain on several categories. (1:09:20)

Hastings! Back issue diving! Comic reading habits! More digital comic talk! CGS Mailbag! And... Galactus vs Mogo? It can only be a listener feedback episode! (1:05:51)

Kevin, our resident Daredevil expert, returns as we comment, critique and speculate on Shadowland 1, the new event that promises to be the Birth of the Marvel Universe's Greatest Villain! (1:18:22)

Matt Kindt's Revolver graphic novel from Vertigo is set to hit stores this week! He joins us once again to talk about his newest work, 3 Story the movie, thoughts on digital comics, future projects and more. (1:01:48)

It's another new month so it's time once again to dig into the Previews catalogue. We also chat with IDW Senior Editor Andy Schmidt about the 5 Days to Die weekly mini coming out in September. (1:43:26)

Tiziano, Head Comic Book Events Coordinator, joins us again to give us the low-down on what to expect for August's Fan Expo. The guests, the events, the World Cup - if you haven't been to this convention, or if you haven't listened to an episode with Tiz, you're missing out. (1:24:39)

Series inker Rob Hunter joins us for a lively chat on the first part of the new JLA/JSA crossover. We get a glimpse into the creative process of comic production, learn a little more about the job of an inker and veer off into tangents all while discussing Justice League of America 46. (1:09:50)

It's a full house of Geeks talking comics! Batman 700! Wonder Woman 600! Superman 700! Old school G.I.Joe! And more! Plus, Dave Ryan makes a long overdue re-appearance to update us on the War of the Independents. (1:37:48)

Presenting the Creating Independent Comics Panel from Super Show 2010. Join Joe Sergi, Mike Imboden, Scott Bradley, Shawn Pryor, Martheus Wade and Zack Kruse as they give their thoughts and advice on the world of small press and self-publishing. (1:03:47)

We dig into our inbox to talk about Jeph Loeb's appointment as Head of Marvel Television, bad comics we couldn't finish, we Stump the Rios, we Iron the Pants and we wrap it up by chatting with the organizers for the upcoming Allentown Comic Con. (1:17:48)

Legendary comic book writer Roy Thomas joins us to give us some detailed background on the character's re-emergence into the Marvel Age of 1963. We're then joined by Cap fan and CGS listener Lenny to lay out some important milestones in Cap history for this era. (1:43:02)

For International Month, we present French cartoonist Jacques Tardi's powerful tale of World War I, It Was the War of the Trenches. ​With the help of Fantagraphics VP and Co-Publisher Kim Thompson, Editor and Translator of the Tardi line of books here in the US, we learn more about the author, his art and other projects. (1:39:24)

Listener James Pannafino joins us in-studio to discuss recent comic news including DC Comics' digital announcements, Hastings media store turns comic shop, movie trailers and more. (1:31:36)​

Writer Jimmy Palmiotti joins us for a full episode discussing everything from his upcoming Freedom Fighters series, writing for comics vs writing for other media, pink flamingos and of course, the recent Jonah Hex movie. (1:13:58)

​Continuing our celebration of DC Comics' 75th Anniversary, comics historian Jim Beard joins us to talk about DC comics, characters and more in the post-war year of 1947 to the early part of the Silver Age in 1960. (1:43:06)

​Bryan J.L. Glass joins us for a lively discussion on September's Thor: First Thunder origin mini-series, the Valkyrie one-shot, writing for comics, digital comics, marketing for comic book movie tie-ins and more. (1:25:06)

It's a full plate​ of Avengers talk as we look at Secret Avengers 1, Avengers Academy 1 and New Avengers 1. We also throw in our thoughts on Boom!'s Darkwing Duck 1, Sean McKeever's the Waiting Place, Red Hood the Lost Days and more. (1:14:48)