Comic Book Pitt Special #12 - A Chat With Cat

We are proud to present a talk with Catherine Taber, the voice of Padme Amidala in Star Wars: The Clone Wars.

Special thanks to Clone Wars director Dave Filoni and Josh Kushins in Lucasfilms public relations!

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Comic Book Pitt #54 - The Missing Link

We have another guest host in the Pitt this week. One of our long-time listeners, Link from the Yamagato Industries Business Report podcast, stops by to let us know that he'll be returning from the dead very soon.

In this episode, we recap PIX (where Dang's new comic, Space Base One, debuted), review many comics and also announce the official CBP t-shirts, which you can find at our store.

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Comic Book Pitt #53 - 5 Licks

Our good friend and mega-fan, Dicky Walters, stopped by for some comic book talk.

LOCAL NEWS:

The first Pittsburgh Indy Comics Expo is happening October 16-17. Find more details at http://www.pixcomics.org/

Check out Explorers of the Unknown from local creators Shawn Atkins and Seth Fronzoli. You can buy EotU: Vol. 1, Fist Full of Dynamite at ComiXpress.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT:

Starting with this episode, Comic Book Pitt is officially moving to a bi-weekly schedule.

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Comic Book Pitt #52: “Who the #$@! is Reggie?”

It doesn't happen often, but occasionally we have a guest on CBP. This week we were fortunate enough to have our friend and fellow podcaster, Nick Marino, on the show.

Be warned, this episode has some explicit language and goes a little longer than usual, clocking in at slightly over an hour and a half. In between some random conversation, we manage to talk about Amazing Spider-Man #642, Baltimore The Plague Ships #1, King! #1, The Last Days of American Crime #3, Our Army At War featuring Sgt.Rock One-Shot, and Thor The Mighty Avenger #4.

Comic Book Pitt theme music is by Nik Furious. You can find more of Nik's music on iTunes.

Cover scans for the titles we talk about in this episode can be found on the CBP Flickr site.

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Comic Book Pitt #51 - Goodbye Summer!

Let's face it, summer is pretty much over, but there are still shows to go to and comic books to talk about. In this episode we hear about Star Wars Celebration V and Baltimore Comicon from the Duke. After that Dang and Duke talk about Star Wars: Legacy #50, Morning Glories #1, Marvel Universe vs The Punisher #1, Dungeons and Dragons #0, Amazing Spider-Man #640 and Ex Machina #50.

(FYI, this was our second episode recorded via Skype and we're still working out the bugs. Apologies for the "canned" sound.)

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Cover scans for the titles we talk about in this episode can be found on the CBP Flickr site.

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Comic Book Pitt #50: The Big Five-Oh!

We finally did it, we reached 50 episodes! In this milestone episode, Dang & Duke talk about news coming out of San Diego Comic Con and talk about a LOT of comics, in fact there are too many to name here.

Speaking of SDCC, we announce the winner of our "Tell Us Your Favorite Convention Story" contest.

Music in this episode is by TV On The Radio.

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Everyone loves a winner!

The winner of CBP's "Favorite Convention Story" contest is local listener Jeff Moreci. Thanks to Jeff and everyone else who submitted their stories.

Here's Jeff's winning convention story:

My favorite Comic-Con experience was a few years ago with my son, Trevor, and his friend Aidan. They must have been six years old at the time. Tom Savini and his school had set up a table and they were doing face make-up for free. Well Trevor and Aidan thought it would be cool to be made up like they were extras in Fight Club. Trevor got a great head gash and Aidan got a black eye and bloody nose. They spent the whole afternoon walking around like they were in a police line-up. They played the part and I had to explain to a few people that the wounds were fake and no I wasn’t an abusive father. The best part, sending a picture of the boys to their mothers on the cell phone with no explanation!

Thank you Jeff for the great story and for twisting the minds of the next generation!