Podcast: Geekin' on Creator Owned Comics - The boys of Geekin' discussthe newest (and their fave) COCs!

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By Unknown - June 09, 2014

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0:00 - Intro

3:00 - Kickstarter Comics Discussion

5:35 - Mandatory Top Cow Reference: The Voice in the Dark by Larmie Taylor

6:00 - TheChair and TheChair The Movie

10:50 - Lyesmith and Retinax-5 Geek out over a TV show that only lasted 8 episodes.

12:25 - CreepyScarlett -

12:40 - Wynter/Goof -

14:50 Ruin/Wicker

15:00 Aero-Girl

17:20 - Online Comics Released for Free

17:55 Disenchanted - FCBD

19:10 Holliday: Mountain Madness

22:45 Jack1979

The boys of Geekin' discuss the newest (and their fave) COCs (creator owned comics)!

Be sure to check out the links below to keep an eye on your favorites!

Jack1979

Here is the link to #1 https://t.co/kIcRcD1fbG
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Disenchanted
http://www.disenchantedcomic.com/
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https://plus.google.com/u/0/108057749084143637464

Holliday: Mountain Madness
http://www.hollidaycomic.com/
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