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Comic Geek Speak Podcast - The Best Comic Book Podcast
Comic Geek Speak Podcast - The Best Comic Book Podcast
Author: Speakers of Geek
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Comic Geek Speak is the best podcast about comic books for fans and new readers alike. Put together by a group of life-long comic geeks, it's 4-5 hours a week of comic book history, current comic news, and a general look at the industry. In addition to all the latest in comics talk, the show also features creator interviews, listener responses, contests, and trivia, lots of trivia. So listen in and experience all the joys of a Wednesday afternoon at the comic shop, from the comfort of your own headphones.
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Divinity Calls Shotgun by Joshua Ross is a new Kickstarter we’re happy to feature in this episode for your consideration. Especially because Joshua is a former Golden Eagle Comics employee! We get to catch up with Joshua, throw in some Golden Eagle and Crusaders memories and chat about his inspirations, his personal geekdoms, creating autobio comics, tattoo art, working with color artist Colin Johnson and Source Point Press and more. It’s a project worthy of your attention! (1:21:58)
The CGS gang recount their trip to the Allentown Toy Show and a visit to Comic Masters in Whitehall, Pa. And then it’s a variety of Comic Talk topics including thoughts on the new Daredevil first issue and Superman/Spiderman, new Crisis collections, what comics would you buy in April 1986, listener feedback and shout-outs, plenty of CGS related updates and the surprise return of one of our oldest segments! (1:46:07)
We cover a number of topics in this Comic Talk episode starting with recent reads of Barefoot Gen, Nice House on the Lake, Sugar & Spike, Aquaman and D’Orc. And then Off the Rack reviews of DC Next Level’s first batch of titles: Batwoman, Deathstroke and Lobo; as well as X-Men United issue 1. From there, we cover recent purchases, the new G.I.Joe Kickstarter, an update on the Death of Superman original art auction, TV Talk on newly found Doctor Who episodes, remembering Sam Kieth, listener feedback and even more Geek Chat! (1:35:54)
Crisis on Infinite Earths is a favorite topic on CGS, and in this episode we talk with award-winning filmmaker and lifelong comic book fan Kevin Miller, author of The Crisis Companion from TwoMorrows Publishing, due out this summer. From early multiverse crossovers to the cultural impact of Crisis even to today to new discoveries, Kevin talks about putting this companion together as a way to analyze, unpack and celebrate DC’s monumental event. (1:51:39)
The final battle - and the final issue - for the Heart of Apokolips is here! We take an in-depth look at DC K.O. issue 5 along with longtime listener Matt Williams to unravel the ending of the tournament to be King Omega. Who will wear the crown? Can they defeat Darkseid? And what will become of the DC Universe? Questions and answers and more questions await! (1:24:17)
Another month, another Previews chat! Listen in for updates on the newly released CGS App! And then we give our recommendations for May comic coming attractions including the Transformers Animated Movie collection, Record Journey by Kezuka, Bad Idea’s Megalith, Our Soot Stained Heart from Mad Cave, new titles featuring the works of Dave Wachter, Charlie Adlard, J.K. Woodward and others, as well as comic talk on comicbook novelizations, Alan Moore’s Swamp Thing, and more! (1:03:20)
It’s our 21st Anniversary! To celebrate, we discuss a special surprise for the CGS Community, coming soon! We then cover a number of other topics including Off the Rack Reviews of Spider-Man/Venom: Death Spiral and another new DC Vertigo title, the Peril of the Brutal Dark, a trip to Complete in Box in Ephrata, what comics would you buy in March 1986, industry news including market manipulation, Mike Richardson out at Dark Horse, and the passing of Tatjana Wood along with other Geek Chat! (1:44:24)
It’s the penultimate chapter of DC K.O. and the final four champions are put to the Absolute test! Who will be crowned King Omega in issue 4 by Snyder, Williamson, Fernandez, Xermanico and company! Also, we examine in detail the backup story featuring Darkseid and the Omega Legion. What will be the outcome for the future of the DC and Absolute Universes?! (47:24)
We kick things off with sponsorship, website and other CGS related info. And then it’s a focus on Comic News from this year’s ComicsPro Industry Meeting including M.A.S.K. coming to the Energon Universe, new titles from Vertigo, DC Next Level and the Absolute Universe, IDW celebrates Star Trek’s 60th Anniversary and more! We also discuss recent market speculation, review Bleeding Hearts, End of Life, and New Gods, and hit some TV Talk with Wonder Man, the Beauty, and Shrinking. (1:33:03)
For this Comic Talk episode, we welcome Britton Payne, Entertainment Law Attorney, founder of the Autism Scene and longtime CGS listener and comic geek! It’s a fun and informative discussion about Autism in Comics, the intersection of autism and pop culture and so much more! Including, Britton’s own personal geekdom, recent comic and manga reads, a list of hard to pronounce comicbook creator names and other Geek Chat! (1:48:05)
Comic Talk, Previews and Reviews! Joining us for this multi-topic episode is Juan Castro, comic book Inker, Illustrator, and ultra-talented member in the CGS Community! Along with hearing about Juan’s latest projects and his appearance at La Mole Convention in March, we also discuss comic book inking, give our recommendations for April comic coming attractions, give thoughts on Cheetah & Cheshire, Wonder Man, the Muppet Show Special, and this year’s Gallifrey One, and so much more! (1:38:59)
Comic Talk! We start things off with a surprise contest winner announcement, and then we tackle a number of topics including thinning out our collection, an upcoming Superman 75 art auction, a trip back to comics released in February 1986, a quick Off the Rack on the new Iron Man first issue, the rights to Will Eisner’s works for sale, more Starfleet Academy talk, remembering Sal Buscema and other Geek Chat! (1:20:30)
We’ve reached the middle point of DC K.O. with issue 3 by Snyder, Williamson, Fernandez, Xermanico and company! Eight combatants and their chosen partners battle each other to determine the Omega Tournament’s final four. We give our reactions on the issue as well as for the tie-ins in the All Fight Month. Plus other event talk including the sales power of the Absolute line. (1:08:11)
CGS welcomes comic book artist and illustrator Charlie Adlard to the podcast for the very first time! It’s a wonderful conversation ranging from Charlie’s personal geekdom and early comic book discoveries, to LEGO, horror in comics and the UK comic convention scene, and to the craft and working methods on a number of projects including the recently released Altamont hardcover by Charlie and Herik Hanna from Image Comics. Enjoy! (1:56:38)
It’s a packed episode of Comic and TV Talk including getting started with Hoopla, the works of Deniz Camp, reading Comic Shop: the Retail Mavericks Who Gave Us a New Geek Culture, a Mike Douglas clip featuring Phil Seuling, the Death of Superman story, skimming through a 1996 issue of Comics Buyer’s Guide, the Beauty on FX, thoughts on the first two episodes of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy and other Geek Chat! (1:32:58)
CGS Chats! A new interview episode here at CGS to put the spotlight on several projects this month for your consideration. In this episode, we talk to Steve Bryant for the Evie and the Hellsings volume 1 tpb Kickstarter, Martheus Wade and Maria Amelia Park for the Jetta: Tales of the Toshigawa Episode 1 motion comic, and Ben Lichius and Dean Kotz to talk about the Black Coat: To Die But Once issue 2 Kickstarter! (1:51:56)
Previews and Comic Talk for a new year! Reading Peach Momoko’s Ultimate X-Men. Action Comics 1 sets a new record for a private sale. What is Absolute Batman’s first appearance? And other topics including our recommendations for comic coming attractions for the month of March 2026. (1:39:43)
Happy New Year! 2026 is here and we’re starting the year off with an impromptu chat about Stranger Things, discussing our Best Of 2025 list, podcast plans and more including topics on the John Byrne era of Superman, Mister Terrific Year One, the Energon Universe, I Kill Giants, PLUR1BUS and other Geek Chat! (1:50:22)
Goodbye, 2025! The Speakers of Geek wrap up 2025 with several end of the year topics as well as answering Questions from the Listeners! Topics include tallying up our Reading Logs, CGS stats for the year, major comicbook anniversaries in 2026, thoughts on the Batman/Deadpool DC/Marvel oneshots, DC K.O. All Fight Month, Mortal Thor and other titles, and even more! (1:30:49)
A variety of topics fill this holiday season Comic Talk episode including diving into the world of Vertical Scrolling comics, thoughts on Challengers of the Unknown, the Atom Project and Question All Along the Watchtower, a “Limited Perspective” review of Roofman, more Fantastic Four movie talk, TV Talk on Ozark, Strange New Worlds and others, retro gaming talk, and a Best of 2025 announcement! (1:24:44)

























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Although they obviously share a love for comics and all things geeky, there is too much dead air where I picture them sitting around looking at each other wondering who's going to say something next. The first 15 minutes of every podcast where they basically talk about themselves before they get to actual comic talk is so tedious I find myself turning them off. I've unsubscribed and will check back someday to see if they've livened things up.
I have tried many of the other comic book podcasts (when I waiting for a new GCS) and I have found them lacking. This show captures the feeling of hanging with your friends and talking the geek. The dynamic between the regular hosts and even the guest stars is what makes this a stellar podcast. They produce a lot of content so you will have lots to listen too. They involve the listeners so get ready to post on the message boards or compete in a contest to win comics. If you are lucky, maybe even be part of the show. Going back to get all of the older episodes and listening in order is similar to discovering a cool run of comics. You can't wait to get to the next one. Highly recomended and throughly enertaining!
This group has created the perfect comic-book podcast. They discuss upcoming comics and old comics, comic movies, and other related subjects like any group of friends would. Their personalities come through very well on the cast and they don't mind disagreeing with each other. The podcast has featured some great interviews with many creators including Stan Lee. They feature a book-of-the-month club that discusses one book that the listeners have had one opportunity to buy. They also have contests, read letters and have a trivia game each week. Besides being the most interesting comic book podcasts, this is the first podast I listen to. Great quality, interesting personalities, and lots of content.