Geek Syndicate

In this one the guys look at the Dredd Case Files volume 5 and City of the Damned before jumping back for a rundown of 2000AD prog 7 from April 1977. Also reviewed in detail are progs 1641 and 1642 and as usual expect spoilers and language not suitable for the kiddies.

Welcome back to another exciting episode of Science Friction! Join Karl and Bryan as they have a look at SETI- the Search for ExtraTerrestrial Intelligence. Along the way they talk about The Drake equation- a way to work out (well, guess) the number of intelligent life in the galaxy, where in the solar system we might find life,zombie ants, slack jawed yokels and there's lots of heavy breathingcourtesy of Karl, for which he's very sorry.We also launch the Amazing DESIGN A LOGO competition! With fabulouso prizes!If you want to contact Karl or Bryan email us at [email protected]

Welcome to another cracking episode of Geek Syndicate!

News: TJ Hooker runs onto the big screen, using the force becomes as child's plaything, Eurogamer Expo 2009 and Brian K Vaughan packs his bags and says cheerio to Lost.

Week That Was: Spoiler free review of Torchwood: Children of Earth - Part 1, Virtuality, Batman and Robin, Irredeemable and Old Man Logan.

Main: This weeks's main was inspired by listener Tripleironmonk. We go all retrospective as we look at some of the TV shows we loved as a kids. We pick up where we left off way back in episode 9 with those shows we missed first time around.

Enjoy!

Despite being plagued with technical difficulties we present Small Press Big Mouth Episode 3, Where Stace and Lee review Black Hole, Wet Moon, Echo and Johnny Crossbones as well as the Eclectic Micks and Scotch Corner Blogspots. We didn't think this episode was going to see the light of day and we apologise for the slightly poor sound quality due to aforementioned techno crappyola!

Here's the second half of our interview with Atomic Robo artist Scott Wegener.Scott is also on hand to help us announce, at last, the winner of the Atomic Robo and the Crazy Ass Titles Competition.Enjoy.

Welcome to another fifty five minute tour through the geekdom.In the this week's News: We find out what exactly is a SFX weekender and chat about a new way of recording TV ratings.Week that was: Robin Hood series finale,The Black Beetle, Ghost Zero, Doc Monster, Detective Comics 854, The Good The Bad and The Weird, and the Ghostbusters game. Helping us with our week that was is none other Scott Wegener, artist on the awesome Atomic Robo from Red 5 Comics.Main: The first half of our interview with Scott. We cover his geek credentials, some of his fave comics, how he became involved with Atomic Robo and how the comic was picked up by Red 5.Coming soon part 2 of the interviewEnjoy!

In a desperate attempt to catch up the guys review three of the latest progs, 1638, 1639 and 1640. A tearful farewall is said to Zombo, everyone gets a little over excited at the prospect of Ro-Busters origins, and they decide that Cradlegrave is probably really good and they are just too dumb to get it.Prog 6 from 1977 and its deceptive cover are also looked at as is the graphic novel Kingdom : The Promised Land.As always, spoilers throughout and language not suitable for the kiddies.

Welcome to another 55 minutes of Geek Entertainment with Dave and Barry!News: Smallville casting news and Buzz Aldin and the Rocket ExperienceWeek that was: MSG 4 touch on the iphone(reviewed by Dave!!!!), Chuck, Robin Hood, The Fixer, Dick Turpin and the Restless Dead, Sisterhood, Dark Reign: agents of agent and Doctor Who: AutopiaMain: We tackle the thorny subject of the rising levels of negativity in Geekdom

Welcome to episode 2 of Small Press Big Mouth where Stace is full of wine and Lee is full of erm, hot air. This episode we review Blankets by Craig Thompson, Fetishman, Western by Accent UK and Robots And That and a sneaky last minute review of Lowborn. All in all 34 minutes of awesome small press reviews brought to you once again in Geordiebrumophonics!