
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!
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 530 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film InterviewsSociety & CultureTV & Film | |||

PART TWO of my Toon Talk with animation historian Jerry Beck is here! We’re diving into:
• An EXTREMELY obscure cartoon release from Warner Archive
• More animation deep cuts
• A Looney Tunes speed round
• Animation restorations that surp... more
Animation expert, author, and historian JERRY BECK joins Comic Book Central!
We’re talkin’ all things Looney Tunes — classic shorts, modern revivals, and the latest Blu-ray releases from the Warner Archive Collection!
• Restoring classic cartoon... more
I’m sitting down with Brandon Routh to talk about his new comedy Out of Order…and celebrate 20 years of Superman Returns.
From saving the world as Superman to playing a guy who can’t keep his life together, Brandon dives into:
• ️The legacy of S... more
We’re heading to the 25th century…
Princess Ardala is BACK!
Pamela Hensley joins Comic Book Central for a deep dive into Buck Rogers in the 25th Century — including her unforgettable sci-fi showdown with Julie Newmar!
Episode 524 is streaming now... more
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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!!!
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.
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.
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This show centers on in-depth conversations with iconic figures who helped bring comic book worlds to life on screen, stage, and beyond. Across episodes, listeners get behind-the-scenes memories, production anecdotes, and career-defining moments from actors, writers, and creators who have shaped pop culture's superhero and genre landscape. A standout feature is the long-running, interview-driven format that combines nostalgia with industry insights, often highlighting the process of adapting comics to TV, film, and other media. The host's genuine enthusiasm and willingness to explore lesser-known projects tends to yield fresh, personal stories that appeal to dedicated fans and industry professionals alike.
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Recent guests on Comic Book Central include:
1. Brandon Routh
2. Pamela Hensley
3. Jeff Dunham
4. Peter Bosch
5. Felicia Day
6. John Shea
7. Ernie Hudson
8. Ross Marquand
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