Just in time for the Iron Man movie, we take a look at Shell Head's seminal story. Take a ride back to the 70s with us. We think you'll dig it.

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?

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.

There has been a great divide among the CGS crew over DMZ. Some love it, some, not so much. Listen in to hear all the ups and the downs of this Vertigo offering.

Dave Sim joins us once more so that we can discuss the next volume of Cerebus, Melmoth. We also get the scoop on Dave's newest endevour, Glamourpuss. Can you say

This month it was time to visit the world of manga again. We did it in style this time and took a look at volume 1 of Osamu Tezuka's Buddha. Join us for some deep discussion and philosphical discourse.

David Mack joins us to discuss his creation, Kabuki. We discuss and review the first volume, Circle of Blood.

Terry Moore joins us to discuss the first volume of the Pocket Books edition of Strangers in Paradise.

We are back to continue our in-depth coverage of the Cerebus saga. Joining us again is Cerebus creator Dave Sim. Also with us this episode is keeper of the website Cerebus Fan Girl, Margaret.

It's a classic X-Men story, and surprisingly, many people have not read it. Well now's your chance. Listen in as we discuss the story with series editor Jim Salicrup.

Before Starman, before JSA, there was the Golden Age. Join us as we talk about the book that launched the rebirth of DC's classic heroes. Get out your favorite Benny Goodman record and take a trip to the real golden age.

Much to our surprise we all loved the Walking Dead when we did it way back when. So we decided to keep reading and talk about it some more. This episode covers trades 2-5.

This month we take a look at one of manga's greatest stories. Akira volume 1 might just be touching the surface of the massive story, but it was enough to pull us in. Katsuhiro Otomo's seminal work deserves the attention that it gets.

Everybody has fallen in love in their life, but not everyone has written and illustrated 580 pages about it. Join us for a look at Craig Thompson's award-winning Blankets.

This month we examine Neil Gaimen's first work for Marvel. Travel back in time to an earlier age of Marvels. This is much to enjoy about this eight issue series. Find out what you are missing.

The geeks are back with more Cerebus. We decided to march forward and continue the amazing journey that is Cerebus. Joining us for this episode is Cerebus super-fan Lenny, and the man behind the series, Dave Sim himself.

Will Eisner is one of the most important men in comics. In this episode we take a look at a collection of stories of his flagship creation, The Spirit. We are joined by Will's friend and business partner Denis Kitchen. Denis lends up his expertise and helps us understand why Will is so important.

Every four months we discover another gem in the world of Manga. This month we read Naoki Urasawa's Monster. Stephanie Mangold joins us to discuss this amazing book.

Joining us for our discussion of this late 80s classic is Derek Coward from the Comic Book Noise podcast. Also participating in the episode will be original series editor Michael Eury.

This month our selection almost needs no words. Amidst the Image craze of the early 90s there rose something great. Marvels. Alex Ross's first major work and the comics world was changed forever.

It came out of nowhere in the early 70s, and it made a lasting impression on many people. Loyal listener Stewart MacWilliam (a.k.a. Wet Rats) joins us to discuss the series that made him a comic collector, Manhunter by Archie Goodwin and Walter Simonson. Also stopping in to give his thoughts on the series is the penciller himself, the great Walter Simonson.

There's always something that was first. Find out how Lone Wolf & Cub, Japan's premiere comic, layed the foundation for so much American comic goodness. Join us as we explore the first two volumes of this ground-breaking series.

Just because you've been reading comics your whole life doesn't necessarily mean you really know how they work or why they work. Well Scott McCloud is here to help you. We delve into the behind the scenes wonders of comics and all of their artistic merits. Prepare to finally learn what comics are all about.

It's time again for our monthly discussion. This time we're talking about Inhumans by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee. One of the first Marvel Knights titles, this series introduced a whole new generation of readers to the Inhumans. There's plenty to talk about. (1:27:14)

This month Superman Returns got all the attention, but there are even better Superman stories out there. Join us as we take a detailed look at the Jeph Loeb / Tim Sale delight

Behold the Earth Pig Born! Every comic reader has heard of Cerebus, but many have not read the book. Now you don't have any more excuses. Drive right in to the 300 issue maxi-series with volume 2 High Society. We promise you won't want to stop.

You thought it would never happen! Well we proved you wrong. For the first time ever, the geeks take a look at manga. This month's book, Death Note volumes 1 & 2, is a very interesting example of how manga is not just school girls and ninja. We are joined by listener Matt S. for a lively discussion.

There has to be a first of everything. The Death of Captain Marvel was the first Marvel graphic novel. Take a stroll down the old historical highway as we examine some of the roots of Marvel's cosmic world as well as one of it's best endings. (1:36:30)

Before he imagined the famous Watchmen, Alan Moore penned V for Vendetta. In this episode we look at every detail of this classic. We also compare and contrast with the recent movie release. Boy did some tempers flare!

Most comics focus on heroes. In "e;Wanted"e; Mark Millar breaks the mold and gives the villians the center stage. Join the geeks for a discussion of this heavy-duty, often violent, and sometimes racy book. It's our first detailed look at a mature themed book. You won't be dissapointed.

She's fifteen, she's feisty, and now she's a superhero. She's Arana. We examine one of Marvel's newest heroes in Arana volume 1. We didn't think we were going to like, but you can't judge a book by its cover.

Grant Morrison. Animal Man. Wile E. Coyote?! No words can explain what you are about to hear. Join us as we discuss Animal Man volume 1.

He's rough. He's tough. He kills zombies for a living. No, not Eric Powell, the Goon. Take a look at the indy sensation taking over comics. Take a look at the Goon volume 1.

Believe it or not superhero comics weren't always the most popular. In the 70s horror comics ruled them all. In our 5th book of the month club episode we take a look at one of Marvel's most popular horror comics, Essential Tomb of Dracula volume 1. We are joined by the book's writer Marv Wolfman as he helps us to understand the reasons the book was so popular.

It's DC month again, this time with a look at one of their most successful Vertigo titles, Fables vol.1: Legends in Exile. Bill Willingham, Lan Medina, Steve Leialoha and company bring all fairy tales together and put them in the middle of a murder mystery in modern New York. Snow White, Cinderella, Jack, Blue Beard and the Big Bad Wolf - don't expect the Disney versions, these are fables come to life. (1:16:28)

Thanks to strong listener support, our third Book of the Month Club episode is on Robert Kirkman & Tony Moore's The Walking Dead volume 1. Zombie books are taking comics by storm, but could this story be leading the pack? We introduce our friend Jon, a major zombie fan, to help us disect the first volume. (1:25:16)

Our first Marvel BOMC episode featuring Daredevil: Guardian Devil by Kevin Smith and Joe Quesada. This story kicked off the Marvel Knights line, Kevin Smith's mainstream comics career and, quite possibly, is responsible for reigniting Daredevil's popularity. Hear our thoughts on one of Daredevil's finest stories. (1:17:18)

The inaugural episode of the Book of the Month Club featuring Crisis on Infinite Earths by Wolfman, Perez, Ordway and company. With the approaching 20th Anniversary of the event, and the upcoming thematic sequel Infinite Crisis, the Speakers of Geek dissect what is arguably the finest event comic. (1:08:09)