218 - Fiendish Fables

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4.6 • 653 Ratings

🗓️ 24 January 2007

⏱️ 106 minutes

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Summary

Writer John Schlim Jr. and David Wachter discuss Fiendish Fables, a horror anthology from Brain Scan Studios. Also, Donnie Darko Writer/Director Richard Kelly and artist Brett Weldele talk about their Southland Tales movie prequel trilogy of graphic novels from Graphitti. The Speakers of Geek also riff on the recent

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0:00.0	This is Comic Geek Speak, episode 218.
0:16.9	And this is Comic Geek Speak.
0:18.6	I'm Peter Rios.
0:19.4	I'm Shane Kelly.
0:20.2	And I'm Jamie D. And welcome to the Geekspeak. I'm Peter Rios. I'm Shane Kelly. And I'm Jamie D.
0:21.4	And welcome to the show.
0:24.6	All right.
0:25.1	Excuse us if there's any technical things because a man in the helm here.
0:29.5	And we're going to crash and burn.
0:31.4	Peters in the hot seat.
0:32.5	I'm in my normal seat where I can't touch anything.
0:35.5	It's like whenever they put Diana Troy in in charge of the ship it crashes and burns.
0:40.6	And on the line, joining us,
0:43.1	we have John Slim and David Wachter.
0:46.7	John Slim is the writer of Fiendish Fables,
0:49.0	which Dave Wachter contributed to the art.
0:52.0	And how are you guys on this Sunday?
0:55.5	Good. Good.
0:56.6	Good.
0:58.8	John, you got some football watching to do I hear.
1:01.8	Yes, yes, I do.
1:03.7	Patriots are on.
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