On this special first episode we discuss housewife porn, take a trip through time with Richard’s Adventures in Time and Space, kind of look at the week’s entertainment news, get an update on the Fall season of television, hear Woody Allen rap and wrap up with a Star Wars quiz. So much entertainment, it took 58 minutes to contain it.
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David McVay, Richard Gray and David Longo host this mass of news, reviews and gossip. If you have feedback for the show shoot an email to feedback@geekmovieclub.com or drop us a voice mail on Skype (user ID: geekactually), we would love to hear from you.
In this issue, Frank Miller returns to Detective Comics #27. Yes, that’s right: a DC Comic made it to issue 27. Then Serenity gets a comic book sequel: we can’t wait to see it get cancelled and revived as a movie. THEN Marvel aims for more comics and television, we review all the latest books and shows PLUS our Kick-Ass Pick of the Week Arkham Asylum by Grant Morrison and Dave McKean.
This week we launch a new show… kinda. This pilot episode of “The Geek Movie Club” is here for your feedback. With your help we hope to craft this new movie and entertainment style show into the finest and hopefully funniest show on the web. We had a lot of fun recording it and the site, geekmovieclub.com will be open soon. Also a new iTunes feed will be active soon. The new site will carry the show notes, like 
In this issue, we tell you what we think about Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Spoilers: most of it will be drooling. THEN Constantine gets the go ahead for a network TV series: Alan Moore must be rolling in his grave. All this, PLUS our Kick-ass Pick of the Week, Winter City by our special guests in the studio, writers Patrick and Carl Purcell.
This week, Richard and David had the opportunity to chat with California-based writer/artist Larime Taylor, creator of the upcoming ongoing comic series, A Voice in the Dark. The thriller is mixed with a hefty dose of inky black comedy, described by Terry Moore as “Strangers in Paradise meets Dexter“. Already a Kickstarter success, the new series offers a chance to explore the strange town of Cutter’s Circle, with a strong female lead – who also happens to be someone trying very hard not to kill again.
In this issue, AMC announces a Walking Dead spin-off. Oh, good: a series that doesn’t feel the need to follow the comic book. Warner has also announced that DC Entertainment will be the backbone of their release calendar. We guess that makes Ben Affleck the hairpiece. THEN Joss Whedon rewrites parts of Thor: The Dark World. We’re guessing Coulson dies again. All this, PLUS our Kick-ass Pick of the Week, S.H.I.E.L.D. by Jonathan Hickman and Dustin Weaver.
