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World's first podcast devoted to in-depth interviews with legendary talents who bring comic books to life in movies, TV, live shows, video games, and more!

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Latest Episodes

What if a Spartan warrior discovered her destiny was something far bigger? That’s the story behind The Lost Daughter of Sparta — the new graphic novel from Felicia Day. We talk about the book and the inspiration behind it in Episode 519 – Part 1. PLU... more

In Part 2 of my conversation with John Shea, we talk about unforgettable moments from Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman — including facing a cobra as Lex Luthor, working with Teri Hatcher during a memorable rat-filled scene, and returning ... more

Before superhero cinematic universes took over Hollywood, there was Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman— and one of the most memorable Lex Luthors ever.

This week on Comic Book Central, I’m joined by John Shea!

In Episode 517 – Part 1, we ... more

Ernie Hudson — From Ghostbusters to Boston Blue.

He ain’t afraid of no ghosts.

This episode features a candid, wide-ranging conversation with the legendary Ernie Hudson — an actor whose career spans decades, genres, and some of the most beloved fra... more

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Recent Guests

John Shea
Actor who played Lex Luthor on Lois & Clark
Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman
Episode: 517: John Shea from Lois & Clark! (Pt. 1)
Ernie Hudson
Actor
Ghostbusters, Quantum Leap, Boston Blue
Episode: 516: Ernie Hudson from Ghostbusters!
Ross Marquand
Talented actor known for his role as the Red Skull in Avengers Infinity War and Endgame, and the voice of Professor X in X-Men 97.
Marvel
Episode: 515: GalaxyCon Columbus, Part 3!
Jack Dylan Grazer
Played Freddy Freeman in the Shazam films, he engages in lively discussions about his character's representation.
DC Comics
Episode: 515: GalaxyCon Columbus, Part 3!
Wayne Knight
Known for his role as Newman on Seinfeld and the Penguin in Batman animations.
DC Comics
Episode: 515: GalaxyCon Columbus, Part 3!
Tim Kazurinsky
Comic actor recognized for his work on Saturday Night Live and the Police Academy films.
Various
Episode: 515: GalaxyCon Columbus, Part 3!
Brent Spiner
A sci-fi icon known for his role in Star Trek The Next Generation
Episode: 514: GalaxyCon Columbus, Part 2!
Christopher Daniel Barnes
Voice of Spider-Man in Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
Episode: 514: GalaxyCon Columbus, Part 2!
John Wesley Shipp
Actor known for his roles as Barry Allen in The Flash and Dawson's Creek
Episode: 513: GalaxyCon Columbus, Part 1!

Host

Joe Stuber
Host and creator, known for his deep passion for comic book culture and entertainment. He engages with guests through thoughtful and dynamic interviews, often bringing out personal stories and industry insights that resonate with audiences.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 73 ratings
  • Great interviews

    Keep it up!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wakanda's Not Real
    United States3 years ago
  • Great Podcast

    Just a great job all the way around … thanks for doing all this hard work to deliver it to us fans

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ted Adam Green
    United States4 years ago
  • Just Greatness!

    At the Ripe old age of 52 I have become a fan of comics again. The interviews I have heard on this podcast have taken me back to my early years. I feel like I am getting to appreciate the people behind the scenes that I didn’t even know we’re creating my childhood memories. Thank you does not seem adequate, but it will have to do for now. Thank You!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Doon126
    United States7 years ago
  • Something for Everybody

    Comic Book Central is a very well produced show that impresses with a knowledgable host, a broad variety of genre properties covered, and most importantly, interesting interviews with performers and creators who you'd sometimes be hard pressed to find elsewhere. Quality work and worth your time.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rockford Jay
    United States7 years ago
  • Next!!!

    20 mins in to an episode and all there has been is TV show clips, commercials, and tons of internet links. In a 60 min episode there is hardly room for content.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    DJSpoon5551
    United States8 years ago

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The host is recognized for his knowledgeable and friendly approach during interviews.
Many users highlight the nostalgic connection fostered through discussions with past creators and performers.
Listeners appreciate the engaging interviews and the deep insights shared by guests.
Some feedback mentions that the show can sometimes veer off into unrelated topics, potentially confusing for focused listeners.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

518: John Shea from Lois & Clark! (Pt. 2)
Q: What motivated you to pursue Mutant X after Lex Luthor, and how did the experience differ?
He wanted to shift from villain to a morally complex hero, embracing stunts and physical training to match the tone of a different kind of superhero show.
518: John Shea from Lois & Clark! (Pt. 2)
Q: Can you describe shooting that cobra scene and how it affected you emotionally?
The moment required intense focus, with the cobra looming behind him and the need to sell fear and control in the close-up, making it one of the most memorable on-set challenges.
514: GalaxyCon Columbus, Part 2!
Q: What's next for you?
Christopher expressed that he is currently writing a lot and has been involved in darker, dystopian fiction.
514: GalaxyCon Columbus, Part 2!
Q: What motivates you today in your career?
Peter stated that the fans motivate him the most and make his work feel impactful.
514: GalaxyCon Columbus, Part 2!
Q: How are you planning to celebrate the 10th anniversary of bringing you pie from Doemama Bakery here in Ohio?
Brent mentioned he usually does a day of silence to remember the occasion.

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What is Comic Book Central about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast features a range of in-depth interviews with a variety of notable personalities from the entertainment industry who have played key roles in bringing comic book stories to life across various media, including films, television, theater, and video games. It prides itself on showcasing the experiences and insights of legendary actors, writers, and creators, often focusing on nostalgia and the legacy of beloved comic book characters. The content is known for blending heartfelt memories with professional anecdotes, making it a treasure trove for fans of comic book culture and pop entertainment.

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Comic Book Central launched 12 years ago and published 522 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Comic Book Central include:

1. John Shea
2. Ernie Hudson
3. Ross Marquand
4. Jack Dylan Grazer
5. Wayne Knight
6. Tim Kazurinsky
7. Brent Spiner
8. Christopher Daniel Barnes

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