The Nerd Book Club Returns Again!!! This time Dave talks about the last book he finished Stephen King’s ‘IT’! This book has been one of his favorite King novels since he started collecting King novels. So it holds a solid place in his heart. Dave also talks about Freshly.com his new sponsor. Be sure to go to www.freshly.com and use promo code dave639 at checkout.

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The Nerd Book Club Returns!!! This time Dave flies solo as he talks about three books he recently finished reading. One has been talked about by John Patrick, while the other two are books that have not been mentioned so far in any of the Nerd Book Club episodes.

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Dave has mentioned his love for this character multiple times. But when he is asked who is his favorite DC superhero of all time his answer is simple…Nightwing!!

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Dave got the chance to go to Monroe Comic Con. He got to hang out with his con family, and this week he brings to you a number of interviews with some of the amazing artists that were in attendance.

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Dave is a huge Stephen King fan. Whether it be his movies, television shows, made for TV movies, or especially his books. Have you ever noticed that some of the concepts in the books cross over? That is because there is a whole Stephen King multi-verse.

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Dave is a huge movie buff. It surprises him on how many movies have been made over the years with wrestlers cast as actors. So he found an article on Den of Geeks website that list the top 50 Wrestlers that were in movies. Now some of the wrestlers are mentioned multiple times due to the different movies that they have been in. But this will give you an idea. If you can think of any other please let Dave know.

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Dave has been getting asked a lot of strange questions. Well one of them brought forth the idea for this week’s episode. What do Jim Morrison, Kurt Cobain, and Janis Joplin all have in common? They are all members of an infamous club that is fictional at best.

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Dave got to talk to one of the indie authors that he is really digging right now. He was able to do an interview with the creator of Dr. Alastair Stone and who worked on some novels and modules for Shadowrun. This was a true honor for him. So if you are interested in hearing more, please listen.

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Dave just finished the book “Empire of Imagination” and it lead him to think. Being the nerd that he is, he should talk about the “Father of Role Playing Games”. That individual is one Mr. Earnest Gary Gygax, best known as just Gary Gygax. From his humble start to being one of the founders of TSR, Inc. And even after being removed he would still keep creating gaming material up until his untimely death in 2008.

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Dave covers some of the biggest stories that came from SDCC in this weeks episode.

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