This is Comic Geekspeak, episode 353, Return of the Indie Challenge.

Welcome to Comic Geek Speak. I'm Brian Deamer. I'm Adam Murdo. I'm Shane Kelly. I'm Brian Prismet.

And I'm Jamie D.

And this episode of Comic Geek Speak is sponsored by E. Gerber Products.

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the indy challenge we haven't done one of these for a while so for any of our new listeners the indy egerber.com. So what is the indie challenge?

We haven't done one of these for a while, so for any of our new listeners, the indie challenge

grew out of a desire to try new comics without hype, without prior promotion, and based solely

on a cool premise, a solicitation, or concept.

It's a way to discover new non-mainstream projects outside of Marvel and DC.

Previous picks include Johnny Hero, White Picket Fences, Moussguard, Nightly News, Utopiates, The Killer,

and the first damned miniseries, Black Plague, Midnight Sun, Munster Parade, Revere, Athena Voltaire, Harwood, and Moore.

So the first indie challenge for this month is the damned prodigal sons, number one, from Oni.

And joining us is the damned writer Cullen Bunn.

Welcome to the show, Cullen.

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