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Comic Book Central

Joe Stuber
Terrificon
Back To the Future
John Williams
Knights Vs. Samurai
Columbus Symphony
Broadway
Batman
Comic Book Central
The Big Bang Theory
Musical Theater
Star Wars
Jurassic Park
Danny Elfman
Ohio Theater
Scooby-Doo
C. Thomas Howell
Bob Zemeckis
Star Trek: the Next Generation
The Change
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Written, produced and hosted by Joe Stuber. In his guise as Stuberman, Joe has created the world’s first podcast devoted exclusively to in-depth interviews with the legendary talents (actors, writers, producers, directors and more) who have brought comic book properties to life on TV, Broadway, film, video games, live events and beyond!

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Rev up the engines — it’s time for Part 5 of my TerrifiCon adventure! It’s a powerhouse double feature Q&A with two iconic actors from Sons of Anarchy: Titus Welliver and Mitch Pileggi!

But this ride doesn’t stop there…we’re talkin’:

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The TerrifiCon adventure continues…

It’s Episode 504 of Comic Book Central — Part 4 of my journey through the con — and this one goes deep. Join me for an in-depth, unforgettable conversation with the brilliantly intense and endlessly fascinating Jer... more

From sci-fi to spies to scares and everything in between…

It’s Part 3 of my TerrifiCon adventure – and this time, we’re heading straight to the main stage! Join me for an unforgettable Q&A with actor Henry Thomas…yes, THAT Henry Thomas.

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Recent Guests

Ed Gross
Prolific author and entertainment journalist specializing in pop culture.
Episode: #489: Ed Gross, author of Superman: The Definitive History!
Will Rodgers
Author of The Ultimate Super Friends Companion Volumes 1 and 2
Episode: #488: Super Friends special with Will Rodgers!
Zachary Wolf Galligan
Actor known for his role in Gremlins and author of Being Billy, The Making of Gremlins
Episode: #487: GalaxyCon Columbus – Part Two!
Corbin Bernsen
Actor known for Major League and LA Law, recently appeared in Marvel's The Punisher
Episode: #487: GalaxyCon Columbus – Part Two!
Peter Facinelli
Actor and producer, known for his role in Supergirl and the Twilight series
Episode: #487: GalaxyCon Columbus – Part Two!
Thomas Lennon
Actor, comedian, and writer known for Reno 911! and his role in Supergirl
Episode: #487: GalaxyCon Columbus – Part Two!
Chris Ryall
Co-founder of Syzygy Publishing and author of The Mighty Marvel Calendar Book
Syzygy Publishing
Episode: #485: Chris Ryall, author of The Mighty Marvel Calendar Book!
Paul Reiser
Stand-up comedian, actor, and author known for roles in "Mad About You" and "Aliens".
Episode: #484: Paul Reiser on Aliens, comic books, comedy, Stranger Things & more!
C. Thomas Howell
Actor known for his roles in The Outsiders, E.T., Red Dawn, and professor Zoom in DC projects.
Episode: #479: TerrifiCon, pt. 7 with C. Thomas Howell!

Host

Joe Stuber
Host of the show, known for his enthusiasm and in-depth interviews with industry professionals. He engages with guests to explore their unique contributions to comic book adaptations and pop culture.

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 States3 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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Listeners appreciate the unique insights and stories from industry veterans, noting the host's engaging and knowledgeable interviewing style.
Overall, the podcast receives high praise for its informative and entertaining content, drawing in a loyal audience passionate about comic book culture.
Critiques mention occasional pacing issues but generally highlight the quality of guest interviews and production values.
Many find the podcast a nostalgic trip that connects them back to beloved comic book adaptations from their childhood.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

#489: Ed Gross, author of Superman: The Definitive History!
Q: What surprised you most about the history you uncovered?
The constant stream of memorabilia that was included in the book.
#489: Ed Gross, author of Superman: The Definitive History!
Q: Ed, where did your love of pop culture come from?
It started in the 60s with reruns of the George Reeve show and I began writing about what I loved.
#470: Celia Rose Gooding from Star Trek: Strange New Worlds!
Q: What was the day you learned that it was Uhura like?
It was a difficult day as I had a minor car accident, but then I learned that I booked the role of Uhura, which was a whirlwind experience.
#469: Whoopi Goldberg on Star Trek & her new graphic novel!
Q: What did you learn about yourself writing the memoir?
I learned that I really miss them.
#477: TerrifiCon, pt. 5 with Joe Pantoliano from The Goonies & The Sopranos!
Q: Did you keep the purple tracksuit from US Marshals?
I didn't keep that; I've downsized and got rid of a lot of memorabilia.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Comic Book Central

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

Focusing on the realm of comic book adaptations across various media, this podcast features in-depth interviews with talented individuals responsible for bringing beloved characters and stories to life. Notable guests include actors, writers, and others from the entertainment industry, offering listeners unique insights into their careers and experiences. The content often reflects on nostalgic themes while also discussing current trends and upcoming projects, making it particularly relevant for both long-time fans and those new to the genre.

Guests share anecdotes and reflections on significant works ranging from television and film to Broadway and video games, often sparking discussions around the evolution of comic book culture. The eng... more

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Recent guests on Comic Book Central include:

1. Ed Gross
2. Will Rodgers
3. Zachary Wolf Galligan
4. Corbin Bernsen
5. Peter Facinelli
6. Thomas Lennon
7. Chris Ryall
8. Paul Reiser

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