In honor of Read Comics in Public day, Steve gathered together the panelists from last April’s “Chicago Gays in Comics” C2E2 panel. Listen to what you missed! This super-sized episode includes Dale Lazarov loving man-hair, Kris Dresen drawing realistic boobs, Tony Breed and his obsession with Dazzler’s gladiator days and Saro saying all the right things. We even went out and actually read comics in public! Here’s pictures to prove it!  Also, here are links to our panelists work and the works they mention in the show!

Kris Dresen: http://www.krisdresencomics.com/

Kris recommends: http://www.gocomics.com/culdesac/ , http://dicebox.net/

Dale Lazarov: http://dalelazarov.tumblr.com/ (NSFW), http://swanderful.tumblr.com/

Tony Breed: http://hitchedcomic.com/ , http://chirpradio.org/

Tony recommends: http://www.jsayers.com/ , http://timfishworks.com/

Saro: http://www.atdnsin-northstar.com/

And even though Joe Palmer couldn’t make it, we link to him: http://gayleague.com/

Eric joins Steve for some margaritas then the pair sit down for a chat!

Grab your blue eyeshadow and Gather the family around the radio it’s time for another installment of Pulp Book Nancy Boy Theater! This week, we thrill to the adventures of everyone’s favorite pop singing white supremest (alleged)…the DAZZLER!

Listen with your own ear sockets how this dashing disco diva dazzles L.A.’s infamous nightclubs only to confront her darkest fears and her most hated enemy! 

Brett, EvilJeff and Steve gather to discuss the news out of the 2010 San Diego Comic Con. The fags then break into a tangent about Walking Dead #75 before moving on to discuss X-Men: Second Coming and Justice Society of America #40. They wrap up with Brett and Steve battling it out in a Scottish accent-off!

(and at the very end, Steve realizes he shouldn’t believe everything he sees on the internet)

Steve welcomes back 3 previous guests to discuss Wonder Woman #600. This issue we’re joined by Randy from the Ham-Berger Book Club blog, Darren from the Legion of Substitute Podcasters and Brian Anderson of So Super Duper fame. The boys give their opinions of the stories within WW 600, their personal attachments to the character and finally speak out about the new costume/direction.

Also, Darren mentions a picture of a guy in the WW costume and here that is:

In this episode, Steve sits down with southern queerkateer Randy to receive some good ol’ fashioned southern hospitality. Just as you’d expect, the boys nerd out over comics! Steve gives his stamp of approval to Power Girl #13 and Randy discovers the Doom Patrol for the first time.

Check out Randy’s blog here:  http://ham-bergerbookclub.blogspot.com/

The queers start out talking about the Heralds mini-series which prompts Stevie to give a dissertation on the history of Frankie Raye. The boys then go on to discuss books like New Avengers, Avengers Academy, Birds of Prey and X-SecondComing-Men. 

Stevie pulled out his patented interview juice (Maker’s Mark Whiskey) to talk to the creative mucketymucks behind Modern Mythology Press, Eric M. Esquivel and Dave Baker. The boys discuss their latest book “Horrible Little People” and upcoming projects, as well as the influences in their work. Since these guys are fresh college graduates, they did most of the talking while Stevie kept sipping the ambrosia of the Gods. Enjoy!

Make sure to check out the boys’ work as well as Eric’s Article “Post-Modern Mythologies” over at the Bleeding Cool site.

Music copyright the Dandy Warhols and the RoboCop 2 soundtrack.

The Queers discuss the finale of one of their favorite shows

Get your maps, get your compass, get your 4-toed giant statue, the boys are talking LOST!

Brett, EvilJeff and Steve talk about the Lost series finale, the series as a whole, and what they have been filling the void with.

Thanks to Mike Norton for the “Found” comic strip! Click on the picture to check out more of Mike’s awesome art!

The video Steve mentions towards the end of the podcast:

Steve, Mer Boy and Evil Jeff blow the dust off an old X-Force run and give it a re-reading.

Steve asked Mer Boy to name an old run in comics that he felt was under rated, and we would all read it again and see if it stood up to the test of time. He chose John Francis Moore & Adam Pollina’s X-Force #70-75. We got Mirage, Siryn, Meldown (Boom Boom), Sunspot, & Warpath on a mutie-tastic road trip that leads to a Burning Man concert…and a lesbian Karma! Sweet!