Join Dustin every Wednesday and Saturday as he dives deep into what's going on in the Nerdy Culture from comics and RUMORS  to movies and TV. Then also, when we take deep dive discussions into topics that matter, or for interviews with some of those Nerds who have influence on the culture.

It's time for another installment of Therapy Thursday as Martin is joined by writer Joseph Duis to talk about the ups and downs of kickstarting comics and of course, Joseph's latest project, Doctor Orange, a Halloween themed psychological thriller with a horrifying twist. Martin and Joseph talk about the creative process, what makes a good horror story, how Kickstarter can be both a great and sometimes not so great platform for marketing comic book projects, and more! 

It's Tuesday so it's time for another news round up on Comic Talk Today! In this episode, Martin talks about why we may be seeing more books moving from a monthly to a graphic novel format, the Uncanny X-Men roster may have been revealed, more details about the Marvel Knights relaunch, Superman is finally going head to head with Doctor Manhattan in Doomsday Clock #8, The Wild Storm is going on hiatus, HBO greenlights the Watchmen series and Vault makes Wasted Space an ongoing series. Plus, a new installment of the Comic Predictor in which Martin highlights some books you should consider picking up this week. 

It's a new week and a new installment of Top of the Pile as Martin dives into his favorite books from last week. This week on the docket is Volition #1 from Aftershock Comics, The Terminator: Sector War #1 from Dark Horse, Ice Cream Man #6 from Image Comics, Edge of Spider-Geddon #1 and Extermination #1 from Marvel Comics and finally, Pearl #1, The Wild Storm #16 and Batman #53 from DC Comics. Which book will be the pick of the week and which books will have Martin diving into some esoteric tangents? Tune in and find out!

Comic Talk Today is back with a brand new episode discussing the secret origins of Moon Knight! In this episode, Martin talks about the various origin stories of Moon Knight and how they have changed over the character's fifty year existence. If you want to read along with some of the issues discussed, then check out Werewolf By Night #32 and #33, Moon Knight (1980) #1 and #4, West Coast Avengers #23 and #41, Moon Knight (2006) #1-6, and Moon Knight (2014) #1-6. Thanks for listening!

It's time for a little something different on Comic Talk Today as Martin is joined by Aaron Bell and Ronnie Barron from the Absolute DC Podcast to talk about Kickstarter comics! What do the boys look for when backing a project and just what do they have their eyes set on? Tune in and find out!