Tune into this hour of call-ins and comic talk as the show hosts burst open a pinata of geek all over your ears.

Tim Sale joins hosts Scott and Oliver in this April 2005 interview. Topics included favorite characters to draw, working with Jeph Loeb, drawing for digital color vs. black & white, Spider-Man's girlfriends, writing styles he can work with, Catwoman models and many others. *Due to tech issues at the time, the first 15min of the hour did not record and isn't on this mp3.

The writer of FIVE FISTS OF SCIENCE, LAST OF THE INDEPENDENTS and THE ANNOTATED MANTOOTH joins Scott, Oliver & TJ on this episode. Matt has also contributed on 30 DAYS OF NIGHT: BLOODSUCKER TALES, FOUR-LETTER WORLDS and X-MEN UNLIMITED. On the show, Matt announced three upcomming projects out of Image Comics: ANOVA with Gabriel Ba (in the FELL format) THUG with Kieron Dwyer (64 pages an issue) & the tentatively titled HOTEL FUTURA with Fabio Moon and Kevin McCarthy.

Two comic book professionals stop by for an hour of comic talk in this pre-recorded episode. A. David Lewis is a comic book writer and industry columnist and James Lucas Jones is the Editor-In-Cheif of Oni Press.

Join Scott & Meg as they welcome the Editor-In-Cheif of Marvel Comics, Joe Quesada on the program for a live Q&A with your calls. Topics include Stephen King's work at Marvel, the 'Ten Terrific' list of writers, the changing status quo, Joe's artwork and many others. ***This episode has been edited for storage space. For more information and this show's complete hour, please go to http://www.fanboyradio.com

Cha'an Brush Artist and comic creator Andy Lee joins host Scott for the first half-hour. Web publishers/writers Alex Hamby & Stefan Halley from HeroRealm.com get chatty for the second half-hour.

Immediately after the last day of Texas's largest comic book convention, artists Jim MahFood & Dave Crosland join Scott & Oliver for an hour of reflecting on the weekend's shenanigans. Creator cameos include Pat Loika, Craig Maloof & Christian Beranek.

In this hour you will meet Jordan Raskin who is working on his comic series, INDUSTRY OF WAR. Then, Scott speaks with Frank Beddor, the Producer of the blockbuster hit THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY, about his work on the novel THE LOOKING GLASS WARS and his upcoming comic, HATTER M. Jordan is attempting to move from comics to film as Frank's career goes from film to comics.