We're doing a Friday roundup of all the highlights from San Diego Comic Con including interviews with CB Cebulski (Ex Infernus, What If), Brian Robinson (Superman), and Jeph Loeb (Hulk). Don't miss Loeb's unforgettable attention to Pete and his love of The Stack! Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and look for our bonus episodes of The Stack on Thursdays! Let us know what you think. You can comment below or email us at tips@pulpsecret.com! Less

Alex and Justin talk with Superman, Action Comics, Green Lantern, and Final Crisis writer Geoff Johns about his plans for Superman over the next two years. Then the guys talk about John's episode of Smallville featuring the Legion of Superheros. Next up, John's talks about writing Final Crisis Legion of Three Worlds. Then the guys talk about the return of Barry Allen in Flash: Rebirth, and finish up with a tease of Hal Jordan's future this fall in Green Lantern. Don't miss this exclusive interview! Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and check for our bonus episodes on Thursday's. Tell us what you think. You can comment below or email us at tips@pulpsecret.com Less

Alex and Justin talk with Superman, Action Comics, Green Lantern, and Final Crisis writer Geoff Johns about his plans for Superman over the next two years. Then the guys talk about John's episode of Smallville featuring the Legion of Superheros. Next up, John's talks about writing Final Crisis Legion of Three Worlds. Then the guys talk with John's about his plans for Barry Allen the classic flash and Hal Jordan the Green Lantern this fall. Don't miss this exclusive interview! Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and check for our bonus episodes Thursdays. Let us know what you think. You can comment below or email us at tips@pulpsecret.com Less

Author: singedtentacle Added: Tue, 05 Aug 2008 13:53:28 -0800Duration: 536 American industry builds a gigantic new bomber and Lois Lane stows away on the test flight; little does she suspect, Japanese spies are aboard to hijack the giant. Superman to the rescue? Less

Author: singedtentacle Added: Tue, 05 Aug 2008 13:53:28 -0800Duration: 536 American industry builds a gigantic new bomber and Lois Lane stows away on the test flight; little does she suspect, Japanese spies are aboard to hijack the giant. Superman to the rescue? Less

We're doing a Friday roundup of all the highlights from San Diego Comic Con including interviews with CB Cebulski (Ex Infernus, What If), James Robinson (Superman), and Jeph Loeb (Hulk). Don't miss Loeb's unforgettable attention to Pete and his love of The Stack! Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and look for our bonus episodes of The Stack on Thursdays! Let us know what you think. You can comment below or email us at tips@pulpsecret.com! Less

Up first it's a review of Powers #29. The guys agree that this title is consistently great and think you should definitely check it out. Next up it's Drafted #9. Pete likes the reveal in this issue and thinks the story is very intense. Then we check out Detective Comics #846. Justin thinks that Paul Dini is at his finest with this issue and he's setting up a major arc. Be sure to check it out! During the Speed Round we look at I Kill Giants #1, BPRD: The Warning #1, Booster Gold 1 Million, Action Comics #867, and Transformers: All Hail Megatron #1. Finishing off, Bart writes in, "What's the funniest Marvel comic you've ever read?" Be sure to watch and see which character Alex, Justin, and Pete thought was the funniest. Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com! Less

Welcome to episode 11 of Radio Revolver, we pick back up The Adventures of Superman, this week’s episode of Superman, Stabbing of June Anderson originally aired March 6th, 1940. A relative is suspected of stabbing  June Anderson while in the hospital to keep her quiet, but quiet about what? It’s up to the team at the daily planet and Superman to get the the bottom of this conspiracy! This episode of Radio Revolver marks the last set of our Spotlight on The Adventures of Superman. Be sure to tune in next Wednesday for an all new episode of Radio Revolver! You can find the OGG version of this episode here. Share you feedback for this week’s episode in our forum,  I’d love to hear your opinion on the show! Less

We're celebrating the Fourth of July here at Pulp Secret and Newsarama and to honor the holiday we're counting down our all-time top 10 cartoon series based on comic books. Be sure to watch and see if your favorites made the list! Remember when Kevin Conroy the voice of Batman in The Animated Series and (and the new Gotham Knight movie) guest starred on Comic Book Club Live! You can still check out our pictures here at Pulp Secret. It was unbelievable! Didn't see your favorite cartoon based on a comic book on our list, let us know what you think! Happy 4th of July! Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com! Less

Up first it's look at Patsy Walker Hellcat #1. Alex really loves writer Kathy Immonen's style of writing. Next up it's Superman #677. This issue was written by Justin's all-time favorite writer James Robinson (formerly of the Starman series). Then we look at the debut issue of Squadron Supreme. The guys like this series, and are really anticipating the next issue. During this edition of the Speed Round we look at Pilot Season: Alibi, Ultimate Spiderman #123, Iron Fist #16, No Hero #0, and Fire and Brimstone #1. Finishing up, Matt writes in: "Captain America is coming out in 2011, who would you like to see play Captain America?" Pete makes a hilarious Nicholas Cage joke. Be sure to watch the episode to find out what they think. Who do you think should play Captain America? Let us know. Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com! Less

Welcome to Radio Revolver, Episode 9! This weeks episode of Radio Revolver spotlights the classic old time radio show, The Adventures of Superman! This weeks episode of The Adventures of Superman: Threat to Daily Planet, Originally Airing March 1st, 1940 An Insane man in a yellow mask captures Lois Lane while the police investigate an explosion in Doctor’s Dalgren’s lab! Superman is forced between saving Lois Lane or the Daily Planet from a deadly explosion! Also in this episode of Radio Revolver, Fire in the Sterling Tower, Originally Airing March 4th, 1940 Picking up right where we left superman in Threat to the Daily Planet. Warning - This episode will end on a cliff hanger that will not be resolved in Episode 10 of Radio Revolver but instead will be resolved in episode 11 to allow for a very special episode 10 - details at the end of the show. Be sure to tune in next Wednesday for a very special 10th episode! The cliffhanger in this episode to be resolved in episode 11 of Radio Revolver. You can find the OGG version of this episode here. Share you feedback for this week’s episode in our forum, I used a new method of audio restoration this week, I’d love to hear your opinion on this week’s audio quality (audio drops from Superman aside) Less

Welcome to Radio Revolver, Episode 8. This weeks episode of Radio Revolver starts focusing on a new old time radio show series, Adventures of Superman. This week’s episode of The Adventures of Superman originally aired 02/26/1940: The Atomic Bomb Machine. The Atomic Bomb Machine is a fantastic device that can fire a beam of atomic force that makes things within a one mild radius explode into atomic dust. The Atomic Bomb Machine is a short two part episode, both parts will be played in this episode of Radio Revolver! Be sure to tune in next Wednesday for the conclusion of second part of this weeks episode! Get prepared for our special 10th episode! More details next week! You can find the OGG version of this episode here. Share you feedback for this week’s episode in our forum, I used a new method of audio restoration this week, I’d love to hear your opinion on this week’s audio quality (audio drops from Superman aside) Less

Up first it's a review of Amazing Spidergirl #21. Justin really liked this issue and loves the classic stories it tells in new ways and Alex agrees. Then Alex talks about why he thinks that Action Comics #866 is one of the best comics he's ever read. Next it's Hulk: Raging Thunder #1. Pete likens the setting to a Superwoman-like universe. Then during the Speed Round we look at Charlatan Ball #1, Angel: After The Fall #8, Local #12, Salvation Run #7, and Locke and Key #5. During Viewer Mailbag Andy writes in, "Should covers depict what's in-store for that issue? Pete sounds off on his strong feelings about this topic. Then Justin and Alex weigh in on what they think about cover art responsibility. Watch the episode to get all the details! Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com! Less

In this episode the guys check out Eternals #1 and Trinity #1. Alex loves the Eternals follow up to Neil Gaiman's series, but Pete disagrees. Then it's Captain Britain and The MI3 #2 and the complete first season DVD of the new Fantastic Four cartoon. The guys love the series and think that it ended too soon. During the Speed Round we look at Midnighter #20, Amazing Spiderman #561, Secret Invasion #3, Amory Wars Vol.2 #1, and Criminal (2nd series) #3. Finishing up Viewer Mailbag Jose on the forums asks if regular titles should be stopped during major releases like Secret Invasion and Final Crisis. Watch and see what the guys' answers were.Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com! Less

Leading off the week it's Newsarama Sneak Reviews of Ultimate Origins #1 and All Star Superman #11. The guys felt Ultimate Origins didn't quite live up to the hype it's been getting, but they do say to pick it up. Justin has great things to say about the newest issue of All-Star Superman and Alex and Pete agree. Next up it's Kick Ass #3. Pete says he literally jumped out of his seat after reading the ending reveal, but is careful not to spoil the surprise. During the Speed Round we check out Wolverine First Class #3, Firebreather #1, Angel Revelations #1, and Northlanders #6, and Speak of The Devil #6. Finishing off, Lindsey writes in asking if the guys think that there is still a gender divide in comic book collecting. Pete starts out by speaking to the large amount of graphic content aimed at males. Alex mentions that the answer to the gender divide question is much more complicated and why even though men dominate the industry, there are always a huge number of women readers and creators. Justin gives reference to a conversation he had with Neil Gaiman on this very subject. Watch and see what the guys have to say about this controversial topic. Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com! Less

In this episode of The Stack we look at Final Crisis #1. Alex and Justin say there's no way they're going to miss this huge DC Event. Pete makes it clear that he's still feeling salty about the story leading into Final Crisis and is determined not to lose his special "bet" with Alex concerning Final Crisis. Watch the episode and see what the "bet" is. Next up it's the long-awaited Giant-Sized Astonishing X-Men #1 by Joss Whedon and John Cassaday. Alex is ecstatic about the return of one of his favorite writers. Pete pokes fun at Alex's obsession with Whedon, and everyone says to pick it up. Finishing off, it's the best contest of the summer! Pulpsecret and Project Rooftop are teaming up to bring you the contest of the summer in honor the 70th Anniversary of the first appearance on Superman in Action Comics #1. Have you ever looked at Superman and thought you can make him look better? Well, now is your chance. Be sure to visit ProjectRooftop.com to get all the great details on how to submit entries and to find out what you can win! Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com Less

In this very special episode Alex discusses some of the flagship titles rolling out in conjunction with DC Comics' Final Crisis Event. These great titles encompass the collective work of DC's best and most famous writers and artists. Don't miss what Dan DiDio has to say about each of these great new titles. Less

Dan DiDio talks about the epic Batman RIP run being written by legendary writer Grant Morrison. Also Dan and Justin discuss the upcoming ongoing series Trinity with Superman, Batman, and Wonderwoman. Less

In this interview, Grant Morrison talks to us about Batman R.I.P., All Star Superman and Final Crisis. Thanks to John Siuntres for being a part of the show and for doing this interview! Check out John's show at: http://wordballoon.libsyn.com Less