Comic Geek Speak Podcast - The Best Comic Book Podcast

What If? Nuff said. (1:04:05)

He's ugly as hell, but he can shoot a gnat off a man's ear from 100 yards. He's Jonah Hex and he's riding into the CGS studio for the book of the month. Find out what we think of DC's hot new western. (1:13:29)

Two massive anniversary issues, one great week. Both, The Amazing Spider-man and The Incredible Hulk hit issue 600 last week. Both issues were giant sized and both had some pretty cool content. Tune in to hear all about it. (1:32:30)

There was some big news coming out of San Diego last week. In this episode we discuss some of it including Marvelman at Marvel and more Bone. Also, Pants does some interviews at San Diego. (1:52:50)

It's been a while since we read Monster, so it's high time we got back to it. Monster is one of Japan's most popular manga, how does it hold up over here? (41:30)

Voicemails! Emails! Convention news! Rants! Arguments! We have it all. You've asked us some questions, we've answered them. (1:47:35)

We don't talk about the X-Men a lot, so it's time we all got caught up on what's going on. Brian and Rob from the Uncanny X-Cast join us to tell us which X books we should be reading and which we should avoid. (1:24:59)

We read some new books this week. Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep (Boom!), Fallen Angel Reborn (IDW) and Creepy Comics (Dark Horse). Writer Peter David and artist JK Woodward join us to talk about Fallen Angel. (1:19:23)

The first issue of DC's big summer event is here. Blackest Night kicks off with a fun first issue. Listener Adam Umak joins us to help with the discussion. (1:14:30)

Comic book inking is often over looked. But comics just wouldn't be the same without great inkers. In this episode, long-time inker, Drew Geraci, joins us to talk about this current state of inking and its history.

Bergen Street Comics in Brooklyn just opened a few months ago. It's swanky and cool and hoping to succeed in an ever-changing marketplace. We sat down with Tom Adams, owner of Bergen Street Comics. (1:09:34)

Dan Jurgens has been making comics for a long time. He's touched both the Marvel and DC universes and he's probably worked on more books than you realize. Dan joins us for a chat about his career and comics in general. (1:11:06)

The future of comics is digital. Rantz Hoseley is leading the charge with Longbox, a new digital comics service. We all have lots of questions and Rantz is here for two hours to go over all the details. (2:04:06)

It was released last week. It's a whole new way of publishing comics. It's Wednesday Comics. If you ever wanted something fresh and new, then you want Wednesday Comics. And for the first time we talk with Shane's wife, Carleen! (1:18:05)

The series is almost over and some serious nastiness has been revealed. How War of Kings will end is still anybody's guess. (34:48)

The new catalogue is out. Let's talk about what awesome stuff is coming out in September. (1:13:54)

Cap is coming back! Ed Brubaker is taking us on a journey to resurrect Steve Rogers. We read the first issue and we'll let you know what we think. Also, we share our excitement over the brand new CGS studio! (52:15)

In this episode the Geeks check out Usagi Yojimbo 121 and Detective Comics 854, as well as a look at RASL and Secret Six. (1:29:41)

Our coverage of Batman's 70th anniversary continues. In this episode we take at a look at Batman in the Bronze Age. Denny O'Neil and Neal Adams helped to reshape the character. Jump into the discussion. (1:36:54)

This month was Shane's pick and he selected one of his favorites: Showcase Presents Booster Gold. That's right, we read the entire Booster Gold series from the 80s. Call us crazy, but some comics are still fun. (1:12:42)