Comic Geek Speak Podcast - The Best Comic Book Podcast

At this point, what more can I possibly say about our monthly look at the Previews catalogue? (56:11)

Marvel's big event of the year has started so let's get right into it. Bendis has really kicked this thing into high gear, and the Marvel U may never be the same again. Find out what we think and what our theories are. (1:03:05)

Peter and Bryan kick it old-school in this Off the Rack episode. Mike W. Barr and Jim Aparo know a little something about awesome comics and we let them teach us. (57:06)

If you want to learn how to create comics professionally, there are schools that will teach you. The first place we check out is the Center for Cartoon Studies in Vermont. CGS listener Chuck Forsman is a student and he tells us all about the CCS.

Lance is the man in charge of this year's New York Comic Con. He gives us the skinny on what to expect this year and what changes have been made. If you are planning on attending, you need to listen.

Ron Marz joins us to discuss the first trade in a new direction for Witchblade. Top Cow lured us in by offering a 120-page, full-color trade for only $4.99. How can you pass that up? (1:08:37)

Saturday was a beautiful day, and the discounts at Wildpig were just as beautiful. Hear all about our day of 50 percent savings.

It's time once again to hear from our listeners. They always know which buttons to push.

Everybody loves a good Fred Hembeck cartoon. He's had a long and illustrious career poking fun at all the characters we love so much. Now get to meet the man behind those drawings.

Marvel Comics editor Bill Rosemann joins us to talk new cosmic excitement and the launch of Guardians of the Galaxy. We also get into some of his other editing duties including the Ultimate Universe. (1:01:34)

For the first time ever we take calls from the audience while we record. It's a fun show and a great way to celebrate our 400th episode.

Episode 399 - Image Comics Reunion Panel (1:02:40)

This month listener Matt Darth Kramer joins the geeks for a discussion on the next four issues of Countdown. (1:06:14)

With each new issue of Previews comes a new Indie Challange. This month we talk to the crew responsible for Ape's Kill the Revisionist and Radical's Hercules and Caliber. (50:38)

As we just keep learning, there is so much more out there other than Marvel and DC. Two publishers doing their part to print great comics are Vertical Inc. and Checker Books. Vertical focuses on bringing over the best in classic manga and Checker publishes awesome collections of both classic and modern gems. (1:01:04)

Chris and Ryan get on the horn to talk about their ever changing store and running a modern shop. We also talk to David Gallaher, creator of the Zuda comic, High Moon. (1:17:04)

Terry Moore returns to discuss the second volume of the Pocket Books edition of Strangers in Paradise. We also talk about his new series Echo. (1:13:59)

DC continues their original animated feature DVDs with the release of Darwyn Cooke's Justice League: the New Frontier. The guys discuss their thoughts and opinions on this two disk set. (43:15)

March. Previews. Lots of stuff. Need I say more? (1:09:48)

The boys are back from their excursion to Orlando. It was more fun than it should have been! So hear all of our adventures, including foam sword fights, drunken celebrities, and topless fangirls. (1:24:02)