Two Geeks Talking

We end our theme month of June looking into Webcomics created by members of our much loved LGBT webcomic community. These are members that are part of a vast community unto itself that needs a spotlight to show what amazing talent that they have been offering the webcomic community for years. We end the month with Kate Fazekas from Geminni. It's a blend of Yuri, Yaoi, relationships, gods & goddesses and that's just in the first few chapters. It caters to all genre fans a comic you can't stop reading for sure! Special Guest co-host is Pam Harrison from House of the Muses.

We start our theme month of June looking into Webcomics created by members of our much loved LGBT webcomic community. These are members that are part of a vast community unto itself that needs a spotlight to show what amazing talent that they have been offering the webcomic community for years. We continue the month with Christa from the cleverly titled Eve's Apple. Christa is part of a wonderful group of webcomic creators like Venus Envy. With a great story full of drama, emotions and a bit of comedy you have the mix of a great story to read. This is just one of two webcomics that has been created by Christa as well! Special Guest co-host is Pam Harrison from House of the Muses.

We start our theme month of June looking into Webcomics created by members of our much loved LGBT webcomic community. These are members that are part of a vast community unto itself that needs a spotlight to show what amazing talent that they have been offering the webcomic community for years. Continuing on with our month we have Brain Andersen from the comic So Super Duper, about a super hero that doesn't realize that he's gay but has the power of Empathy. We'll talk with Brain about his many books, love of the comic and many more things.

It wouldn't be Pride month without talking to the President (and possibly the co-presidents) about Prism Comics, the 2010 Prism Queer Press Grant winners and many other aspects. We'll be speaking with Zan Christensen With Special Guest Co-Host: Pam Harrison from House of the Muses

We start our theme month of June looking into Webcomics created by members of our much loved LGBT webcomic community. These are members that are part of a vast community unto itself that needs a spotlight to show what amazing talent that they have been offering the webcomic community for years. We talk with Ed Luce one of the co-winners of the Prism Queer Press Grant for 2010. Special Guest co-host is Pam Harrison from House of the Muses.

We start our theme month of June looking into Webcomics created by members of our much loved LGBT webcomic community. These are members that are part of a vast community unto itself that needs a spotlight to show what amazing talent that they have been offering the webcomic community for years. We start off with a legend not just in the webcomic community but also the LGBT community with her extremely popular, well written and drawn: YU+ME=Dream, none other than author: Megan Gedris. Special Guest co-host is Pam Harrison from House of the Muses.

For the past few weeks, Star Pirates and Spy Battle: 2165 players from Snakehead Games have been busy voting for their favourite web comic, hoping their choice will win the top prize of $1000-worth of free advertising through the Project Wonderful community of publishers. An additional random draw prize of $1,000 cash will also be awarded. We get to interview Colin Ferguson, Director of Marketing for Snakehead Games

This is truly a momentous occasion for the readers, listeners and fans alike... We've reached our 100th episode! What better way in celebrating this occasion than with a true powerhouse in the industry marketing, entertainment and webcomic... We bring you a man that need little to no introduction (but I'm going to do it anyway), Sohmer from Blind Entertainment and half of the comics Least I Could Do and Looking For Group. Special Guest Co-Host Barb Jacobs from Xylia Tales Sponsored by Amya http://www.amyachronicles.com/

For those that listen to the podcast you'll remember Episode 41 - The Trifecta on Fire! (listen to it and you'll understand)... Anyhow, we have a returning member with a great fantasy webcomic that's improved leaps and bounds since we last spoke. George Ward returns from Dungeon Legacy!

There are many characters throughout the comic communities that are female. But, truly only a handful are strong characters that can lead. This comic makes you think not only of redemption but courage as well. With Special Guest Co-Host: Byron Wilkins from 1977 the Comic

I'm sure that I'm sure alot of people will be looking towards, even though it is short notice. You've heard of it in the webcomic community, maybe you even have it displaying your comic. We bring you the creators of ComicPress (in no particular order): Tyler, Phil and Zerzix

I asked and Twitter saved another week for sure. Tonight, on short notice we have a fan favourite; Ben Carter creator and Paul Westover Artist from a great webcomic Woody After Hours!

We've shifted the EP100 w/ Ryan Sohmer and Lar deSouza to next week. Taking this week's place is OH-NO's is Vince LoGrecoâ??s single panel comic from his college days. It is filled with Lunacy and Craziness!! Special Guest Co-host is Byron Wilkins from 1977 the Comic.

There comes a time where you look at webcomics and wonder, where's that cute yet funny and thought provoking comic that you just enjoy time after time reading. I stumbled upon Alone in a Crowd by Tom through a banner advertisement and I haven't looked back since it's all of the above and more! We're joined by Special Guest Co-Host Michelle Van Zandt from Ginpu!

It's been a while since I have been interviewed by another podcast and it was a real pleasure in talking about TGT and other webcomics that we have interviewed or have been great influences just by reading them... The hosts Steven Severt and M. Harris. (yes that's his name) from Rival Comics Podcast... are not only webcomic authors from 2003 but they are also getting into the Podcasting circuit and I was fortunate enough to be interviewed by them. We even had Arne Schulenberg, Michelle Van Zandt and Byron Wilkins stop by the interview as well.