On the new episode of Gobbledygeek, Paul and AJ told you about all the things you should buy this Christmas season, and now here’s a comprehensive guide! (Including a few items that weren’t even mentioned on the show.) Note: Most links and prices are from Amazon. BOOKS/COMICS READY PLAYER ONE by Ernest Cline $14.33 Hands [...]
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Listen to Episode 67, “Of Sci-Fi, Slayers, and Spider-Men”
Posted in Shameless Self-Promotion, tagged another earth, buffy, buffy the vampire slayer, buffy the vampire slayer season 9, comic books, comics, dc, dc comics, fantasy, film, gobbledygeek, graphic novels, horrible bosses, libsyn, literature, marvel, marvel comics, miles morales, movies, our idiot brother, podcast, science fiction, spider-man, superhero, superheroes, ultimate spider-man on September 19, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Gobbledygeek episode 67, “Of Sci-Fi, Slayers, and Spider-Men,” is available for listening or download right here. Welcome, boys and girls, to another off-the-cuff, scriptless episode. After some quote-unquote “banter,” the boys talk about why we geeks are so drawn to works of fantasy and science fiction. They also say some words about the latest wave [...]
Last Month’s Comics: DC Reboots and ‘Spider-Island’ Breaks Out
Posted in Last Month's Comics, tagged alex sinclair, alvaro lopez, amazing spider-man, american vampire, andrew dalhouse, angel, angel & faith, asgard, astonishing x-men, attila futaki, avengers, batman, beast, bettie breitweiser, black widow, boom studios, bucky, buffy, buffy the vampire slayer, buffy the vampire slayer season 8, buffy the vampire slayer season 9, buffy the vampire slayer season eight, buffy the vampire slayer season nine, captain america, captain america & bucky, carl grimes, charlie adlard, chris samnee, christos gage, cliff rathburn, cloak & dagger, clone saga, colossus, comic books, comics, crossgen, cyclops, daily bugle, dan jackson, dan slott, danger, dark horse, dark horse comics, david curiel, david lopez, david lynch, dc, dc comics, deadly foes, deadly hands of kung fu, dean white, dexter vines, direct comic book service, disney, disney comics, disney/pixar presents, dr doom, ed brubaker, esad ribic, faith, fantastic four, fear itself, ff, frank d'armata, fred van lente, g willow wilson, galactus, geoff johns, giuseppe camuncoli, graphic novels, green lantern, greg land, hobgoblin, human torch, image, image comics, incredibles, infested, invincible iron man, iron man, jackal, jamie mckelvie, jay leisten, jim lee, john cassaday, johnny storm, jonathan hickman, joss whedon, juggernaut, justice league, justin ponsor, khoi pham, kieron gillen, kitty pryde, klaus janson, laura martin, marc andreyko, marcio takara, mark morales, mark waid, marvel, marvel comics, matt fraction, matthew wilson, mighty thor, minck oosterveer, mjolnir, moon knight, mr incredible, mystic, nathan fairbairn, norah winters, odin, olivier coipel, paul mounts, pepper potts, pixar, rebekah isaacs, rick grimes, robert kirkman, sadie sinclair, salvador larroca, san francisco, scott snyder, scott tuft, scott williams, secret avengers, severed, shadowcat, silver surfer, spider-girl, spider-island, spider-island cloak & dagger, spider-island deadly foes, spider-island deadly hands of kung fu, spider-island infested, spider-island spider-girl, spider-man, steve epting, superhero, superheroes, the amazing spider-man, the avengers, the incredibles, the mighty thor, the ultimates, the walking dead, thor, ultimates, uncanny x-force, uncanny x-men, venom, volstagg, walking dead, warren ellis, wolverine, wolverine the best there is, x-factor, x-men, x-men legacy on September 14, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Welcome to Last Month’s Comics, in which I will discuss, uh, last month’s comics. The past couple episodes, we’ve pimped Direct Comic Book Service, which I’ve recently started using as a way to return to regular comics reading. The only downside is that I only get bi-weekly shipments (the weekly option is there, it’s just more [...]
Listen to Episode 66, “TV Party”
Posted in Shameless Self-Promotion, tagged boardwalk empire, comedy, comic books, comics, community, dc, dc comics, formspring, gobbledygeek, graphic novels, libsyn, new girl, podcast, sci-fi, science fiction, spotify, television, terra nova, tv, zooey deschanel on September 10, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Gobbledygeek episode 66, “TV Party,” is available for listening or download right here. Paul and AJ have already told you what movies you’re going to watch this fall, but what about those nights when you feel like staying in and staring slack-jawed at your television screen? Well, ladies and germs,we’ve got you covered! The boys [...]
Listen to Episode 65, “Talking Turkey”
Posted in Shameless Self-Promotion, tagged comic books, comics, darth vader, dc, dc comics, direct comic book service, film, flava flav, george lucas, gobbledygeek, graphic novels, instocktrades, karen gillan, kieron gillen, labor day, libsyn, marvel, marvel comics, movies, podcast, star wars on September 5, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Gobbledygeek episode 65, “Talking Turkey,” is available for listening or download here. Hello Gobblers! In honor of this Labor Day holiday, the boys did absolutely no work to get this podcast ready. No news. No predetermined topic. Just two geeks chatting and ranting, freestyle…like nerdy, talentless Flava Flavs. Thrill as the boys complain about George [...]
Listen to Episode 55, “#1″
Posted in Shameless Self-Promotion, tagged aquaman, batman, comic books, comics, dc, dc comics, formspring, gobbledygeek, green lantern, jim lee, justice league, libsyn, podcast, superhero, superheroes, superman, wildcats, wonder woman on June 18, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Gobbledygeek episode 55, “#1,” is available for listening or download right here. You may have heard that DC Comics is relaunching/rebooting/re-whatevering its entire line. We certainly have, and rejoined by Nathan, we’re here to discuss all 52 titles, from the Batmen to the WildC.A.T.S. to the…questionable decisions made by just about everyone involved. But hey! [...]
Listen to Episode 54, “E3′s Company”
Posted in Shameless Self-Promotion, tagged dc, dc comics, dc comics relaunch, e3, e3 2011, film, formspring, games, gaming, gobbledygeek, john ritter, joyce dewitt, kinect, libsyn, luigi's mansion, luigi's mansion 2, microsoft, movies, nintendo, nintendo wii, nintendo wii u, podcast, sonic generations, sonic the hedgehog, suzanne somers, video games, wii, wii u, x-men, x-men first class, xbox, xbox kinect on June 11, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Gobbledygeek episode 54, “E3′s Company,” is available for listening or download right here. This week, Nathan joins Paul and AJ to discuss some of the biggest and best things to come out of this year’s E3. Chiefly, there’s Nintendo’s new console, Wii U–its fancypants controller, its surprisingly decent technical specs, its silly name. We [...]
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