Comic Geek Speak Podcast - The Best Comic Book Podcast

Part two of the super-busy Saturday at NYCC. In this episode are interviews with Delve Into Fantasy's Del Borovic, Thom Zahler of Love and Capes, and more including a visit by Andy Ihnatko co-host of MacBreak Weekly. (54:12)

It's Day Two of NYCC, so that means more interviews about comics and webcomics as well as a chat with some of the design team of City of Heroes: Going Rogue, comic retail talk with Christina Merkler from DCBS and more! (1:06:03)

It's the first of four eps from the floor of NYCC! Writer A.J. Lieberman talks Cowboy Ninja Viking and his new project Term Life, Jim Beard chats about Gotham City: 14 Miles and a look into the future of entertainment with Screen Future's Brian David Johnson. (52:26)

It's been a long time since we've talked Walking Dead, so in this episode we catch up to issue #48. Kirkman, Adlard and company continue to shock and horrify and it only gets bigger and better from here. (59:25)

In time for their New York Comic Con plans, we talk with Jim Demonakos and Kyle Stevens of the band Kirby Krackle! Listen in to hear the stories behind the songs off their latest album E for Everyone. (1:21:51)

We continue our look at Top Cow's big event as the cast of characters start to come together in reaction to the devastating cliffhanger from issue one. Listen in to hear our thoughts on Artifacts issue two. (41:57)

The creators of the Uniques join us to talk about their new comic, Rainbow in the Dark, as well as what it takes to be full-time self publishers, the impact of digital on the industry and their own comics, the evolution of fandom and more. (1:17:37)

We kick off this Comic Talk episode by reviewing Thor 615 (Marvel), Freedom Fighters 1 (DC) and Skullkickers 1 (Image). And then listen in for a Super Show '11 update, some webcomics talk, and more comic book reviews. (1:56:18)

Comic book unions! Gwen Stacy! Prince Valiant! Independent writers! American Flagg vs Judge Dredd! Scott Pilgrim! Pink Flamingos! Commissions! Drunk Cap! And... Yo Gaba Gaba? It can only be the return of an all-listener voice-mail episode! (56:59)

Set against the backdrop of the post-Civil War/pre-Civil Rights American South, Jeremy Love's Bayou is a beautiful tale about a place where fairies and monsters, both human and unreal, shape the life of a young girl and her view of the world in which she lives. (52:17)

New York Comic Con & Anime Fest '10 is next week! ReedPOP's Lance Fensterman joins us to give us the scoop on this year's larger show, we then talk with Ape Entertainment's Dave Hedgecock and artist/creator Randy Gentile about their NYCC plans. (1:34:19)

Seven geeks pack the roundtable to tell stories from Matt's wedding weekend! And then we discuss Bob Harras' promotion to EIC at DC, follow up on our Superman Secret Origin and Thor First Thunder eps and Drunk Cap returns! (1:22:21)

As we recover from Matt's wedding weekend, it's a throwback to this date four years ago in our first Classic Geek Speak representation of older episodes. Listen in as we discuss the Top Five Storyarcs of Our Favorite Characters. (1:16:57)

We finally wrap up our look at the new retelling of Superman's origin. Johns, Frank and company have given us a tale for all eras of the character. We discuss just how well it succeeds as an origin and as a comic book story. (49:20)

In anticipation of next year's movie, we begin our ongoing look at Marvel's retelling of the classic comic book Thor origin by Bryan J.L. Glass & Tan Eng Huat. Included in this episode is also a short interview with Bryan Glass from the floor of the WildPig Con. (56:18)

Matt returns to wrap-up our WildPig Con chat, talk about our purchases and laugh about his bachelor party shenanigans. We then chat about the new Watchmen DVD, what it means to be Batman, the new Spider-Man movie franchise and more! (1:21:41)

From the show floor of the WildPig Con we present various comic talk chats with the CGS crew, friends and listeners, as well as interviews with Erica Hesse, Bill Ellis, Charles P. Wilson III, Reilly Brown and more! (1:30:23)

The final part of One Moment in Time is here and sets the stage for the rest of Peter Parker's comic book life. We discuss Amazing Spider-Man 641 to find out what works, what didn't work, and where do we all go from here? (34:04)

College professor Hill Nelson joins us as we cover 1960-1972. It's one of DC's most creative eras as we look at the first appearance of the Justice League of America through the height of the Silver Age to characters such as Jonah Hex and Swamp Thing. (1:37:47)

Longtime listener and fellow podcaster Paul French joins in on the fun of looking through the September Previews. We then talk with writer Jim McCann and artist Janet K. Lee to learn about their new Archaia original graphic novel Return of the Dapper Men. (1:47:37)