WCBJ #49: "Ass Leaves" featuring Frank Tieri

Writer Frank Tieri (Infinity: Heist, The Penguin, Man-Bat) sticks around after a store signing for a thoughtful discussion about writing for DC's Villains Month, working with Iron Man's rogues, and Babyface's newfound obsession with nipples.  This is some of the best ball-busting we have had on the show to date. Cop a feel here.

Here's the Postmortem:

WCBJ #48: "Five, Five, Five, Five" featuring Diamond Joe Shack, Scott Meaney, and Christopher Laudando

Our first ever guest, "Diamond" Joe Shack, swings by the shop this week to say goodbye to the gang before travels to England for his Master's Degree in Medieval Studies (he shall be missed). Afterwards we chat with comic creators and filmmakers Scott Meaney and Christopher Laudando (Constellation Park, The Puppet Apocalypse). Plus, the funniest Socko Topic to date. Count it here.

Here's the Postmortem:

WCBJ #47: "I Got Babyfaced" featuring The Super Live Adventure Podcast

Rejoined by last week's missing Waffle, our intrepid gang is joined by fellow Staten Island podcasters; Chris Sorrentino, John Szeluga, and Brian McGuckin!

A new riddle is issued from our mystery "Riddler", we have 160 new downloads in Algeria, and guest Brian McGuckin is grilled about his lack of comic reading, Chris Sorrentino freaks out about the multiple Nick Fury's, and MORE!!! Put 'em up here.

Be sure to check out their show, The Super Live Adventure.

Plus if you haven't heard yet, Ed has a new blog.

Here's the Postmortem:

WCBJ #46: "The Matzah Won't Fold"

After a long day of racing to get new comics on the shelves (Thanks a lot Labor Day shipping schedule!), The gang sat down at the microphones for some good old fashioned venting. After Ed tries and completely fails to do a summer movie round-up, Ken the Hen tries to hijack the show to rant about religion. Have no fear. As always, Socko saves the day. Relax here.

Here's the Postmortem:

WCBJ #45: "Ed Says the Snorks Are Awesome" featuring Michael Leavy, Ed Heavey, and Slacks Jones

We have guests galore for our fake anniversary show this week. Filmmaker Michael Leavy and Actor Ed Heavey from Fuzz on the Lens Productions stop by to promote their new horror movie "Catch of the Day". Then OG Jones family member Slacks Jones shares her secret origin, stories about growing up with Socko, and playing in the band Clean Girls. Wipe it down here.

Here's the Postmortem: