Comic Timing Podcast

Episode 172 of Comic Timing is here! To celebrate the summer as a whole, Brent and Ian are joined by Brandon Christopher and A. Das Baron. Time to talk movies of the past few months, including Avengers: Age of Ultron, Mad Max: Fury Road and Jurassic World. They also discuss the news of who will … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 172: Summer Movies and Summer Reading →

Episode 171 of Comic Timing is now out! This time, it’s time for a bit of a convention catch-up. Kris and Ian attended Special Edition: NYC at Pier 94 in Manhattan, and AnimeNEXT, which just had its final year in Somerset before moving to Atlantic City in 2016. They go over what worked, what didn’t, … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 171: Conventions and American Comics for Manga Fans →

E3 just ended so Brent and Jim are back talking the video games they saw there, as well as what their thoughts were on the conference.  Also, some Gears of War Ultimate Edition Beta talk, as well as Destiny! As always – we are sponsored by the newly redesigned DCBS! That’s right! Discount Comic Book Service! … Continue reading BKs Bullets – Brent & Jim 09: E3 2015 →

Like all that and a bag of tangelos, Comic Timing is back with another brand new episode! This time, Ian sits down at the computer to chat with longtime friends of the show, Jamal Igle and Shawn Pryor to discuss their latest ventures! For Jamal, that is the Kickstarter campaign for Molly Danger: Book Two, … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 170: Kickstarting with Jamal Igle and Shawn Pryor →

There’s a whole lot to cover this episode! Ian and Brent are joined by long-time friends of the show, Donovan Morgan Grant of the The Comic Book Film Revue Podcast, and Chris Johnson, talk Netflix’s Daredevil series, with SPOILERS abound. We talk about the plot, characters, setting, and even his horns. From there, conversation meanders … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 169: Daredevil, Creator Rights and Convergence →

Welcome back to the show! This episode, Brent, Brandon and Ian perform the traditional catch-up proceedings, which includes some more talk about Powers, the first few episodes of iZombie, The Flash, that attempt at a Fantastic Four movie, and more! More also happens to include the images released of Aquaman and Lex Luthor for Batman … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 168 – TV, Movie and Comic Catch-Up →

A new challenger has entered the original streaming content arena! The first four episodes of Sony’s Powers, based on the Brian Michael Bendis comic of the same name, have been released, and we’re here to talk about them! The first episode is available for free on YouTube for those of you who are interested, but either … Continue reading Comic Timing Episode 167 – Powers: Episodes 1-4 →

Hey, remember the year 2013? Well, it’s back! In 2015! I know, strange, right? To celebrate Comic Geek Speak’s 10th Anniversary, here are all of the previously unreleased interviews Ian did during the 2013 CGS Super Show. These interviews include: Luke Foster Alan White Keith Cunningham Julian Lytle Harold Jennett Mike Norton Brandon Christopher Jamal … Continue reading Comic Timing Episode 166: Super Show 2013 Flashback →

Earlier this week, producer Adi Shankar and director Joseph Kahn put their 15 minute fan film Power/Rangers on the web. Three days later, the film has been taken off of both YouTube and Vimeo due to copyright claims by Saban Brands and its lawyers. You can still find the movie on Facebook, of which Shankar … Continue reading Comic Timing Extra Point – Episode 12: Fan Films and Power Rangers →

Double the pleasure, double the fun! Not only do you get two episodes in a matter of days, but this episode itself is two episodes in one! First, Kris and Ian talk all about the Spider-Man movie franchise news, including his appearance in the Marvel Movie Universe, plus Kevin Feige’s involvement in future Sony Spider-Man … Continue reading Comic Timing Episode 165 – Part 2: Spider-Man Movie News, 2014 Wrap-Up Conclusion and More →

Episode 165 is all about wrapping up the year 2014! And we do it in style, with an Ornery Brent, a somewhat calm Ian, a quiet Chad Burdette, a shot drinking Michael Yanni, and a Toys R’ Us Brandon Christopher. Which is the standard Brandon Christopher. We go over the first half of our yearly … Continue reading Comic Timing Episode 165 – Part 1: 2014 Year End Wrap-Up →

Brent and Jim are back talking Video Games! This is the best of 2014!  What was our game of the year? We talk Destiny, Shadow of Mordor, Assassin’s Creed Unity, Driveclub and all the hits and misses of 2014!  What was your favorite game? Let us know on Facebook! As always – we are sponsored … Continue reading BK’s Bullets: Video Games – Best of 2014 →

In response to Vulture’s list of the Top 25 Superhero Movies Post-Blade, which Brent and Ian disagreed with almost entirely, it’s time to hear our own, personal Top 25 lists! Cuz we think we can do it better! Rick Gordon of the Pop Cult Online Power Hour joins in on the conversation, giving his unique … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 164: Top 25 Superhero Movies Post-Blade →

Here we are with all the interviews that were conducted at the 2014 New York Comic Con. This episode is dedicated to the memory of Jeremy Dale, who passed away suddenly last week at the young age of 34. Jeremy not only was a friend of the show but a personal friend of mine. Without Jerem’y … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 163: NYCC 2014 Interviews →

Comic Book movies are coming! In full force! Put yourself in cryostasis now. Brandon, Brent and Ian go movie by movie in chronological order for DC and Marvel, with a little bit of Sony (if it happens) and FOX (please fail Fantastic Four) thrown in for good measure. We’re a little more sour on the … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 162: DC and Marvel Movie Slate →

Well, the New York Comic Con has come and gone once again. Time to talk about it in depth! Kris and Ian do just that, and a virtual bag of chips. Topics include swag obtained, cosplay seen, how the floor plan has changed over the years, some gripes that occurred over the weekend, how Javits … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 161: NYCC 2014 Con Wrap-Up →

It’s been awhile, so Brent and Jim look at the first year of the new console generation.  We talk hits and misses of PS4, Xbox One, and the Wii U.  We also talk about what we are looking forward to in the fall, and the game we both have been playing recently, DESTINY As always … Continue reading BK’s Bullets: Video Games – First Year of New Consoles →

The spiritual sequel to our Religion in Comics episode is finally here! Brent and Ian are joined by Brandon Christopher (for technically the third episode in a row if you count 159 Part A and B as two separate episodes) and Julian Lytle to discuss ethnicity and race in comics. How have comics evolved in … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 160: Ethnicity and Race In Comics →

Time for a timely Extra Point! Ian is joined by Kris as they give a spoiler-filled review of both FOX’s Gotham and NBC’s Constantine pilot. As usual, we go over what worked and what needs improvement, the characters of both series and where they begin their journey, how the fracturing of DC’s television properties could … Continue reading Comic Timing Extra Point – Episode 11: Gotham and Constantine →

The key art for this episode will only make sense to those of you who listen to the episode all the way through the credits, just so ya know. The show starts off with Ian solo talking Snowpiercer, both the movie and the comic, and Captain America, and then transitions into Ian, Brent, Brandon and … Continue reading Comic Timing – Episode 159 Part 2: Snowpiercer, Marvel DCU and You →