The question isn't whether or not The Dark Knight is the best super hero movie, but if it is the best movie, period.  Scott, Oliver, and Britta celebrate the one-time return of Meg for this massive, opinion-fueled, live episode.

Scott speaks with representitives from the pop culture industries of international animation, reality television and major video games. Guests include writer/illustrator Martin Baynton & Richard Taylor of WETA Workshop who have collaborated on the computer animated childrens series Jane and the Dragon, as well as the hosts of Sci-Fi Channel's UFO Hunters, Oliver Kemenczky & Ted Davis, and finally video game creative head Matthew Sophos.

New York Times best-selling novelist, John Ringo, joins Scott to discuss science-fiction, writing in the genre, future tech and geeks vs. jocks.

Scott, Oliver, Sean and a ton of callers chime in, one last time, on the dramatic events of 'Spider-Man: One More Day.'

Comic writer and returning guest Barbara Kesel joins the show to discuss her new book Rogue Angel out of IDW, The Legends of The Dark Crystal out of TokyoPop and a whole lot more as Filip Sablik, the brand new Publisher of Top Cow Productions discusses his plans for the comic line for the rest of the hour.

Scott and Oliver speak to the artist of Liberty Meadows, Mighty Avengers, Jungle Girl and so much more... it's Frank Cho!  The guys take calls (including Bendis!) and chat about both his work as a whole and at Marvel.  'Sub Or Flub' ensues.

Actor Sean Young of Blade Runner, No Way Out, Ace Ventura: Pet Dectective, Wall Street, Fatal Instinct, Poor White Trash, Dune and a whole lot more joins hosts Scott, Sean and Meg for a conversation about her career, genre movies and joins in on a few 'Sub Or Flub' rounds.

This is where is all began back in November 2001 - the first episode of Fanboy Radio.  Yeah, Scott and the FbR Crew were quite green and a little wet behind the ears, but we could no longer deny the requests to bring back the archives.  Each day we will either post a brand-new show or you will be getting a re-post of a classic episode.  Jump on the forums and tell us what you think!

In this episode, hosts Josiah and Scott speak to Ghostwerks Comics, conduct an anime-related Great Debate and produce one wacky radio show.

WARNING! Captain America #25 SPOILERS INSIDE!

Guests Jim Mahfood and Dave Crosland are on the phone, catching us up with what they're up to as Scott and Oliver discuss the day's HUGE comic book news and provide one intence 'Sub or Flub' session.

The screenwriter and actor of 2003's feature film, Underworld, and writer of Marvel"s upcoming New Warriors series makes his Fanboy Radio debut.

David and Scott host a massive kid-friendly comics in this month's Indie Show.  Alexa Kitchen is a budding children's cartoonist and graphic novel storyteller.  She's been creating comics and comic books since the age of five.  This past year, she released Drawing Comics Is Easy (Except When It's Hard). Dave Roman is the acclaimed creator of Jax Epoch and the Quicken Forbidden and Teen Boat.  His web comic Astronaut Elementary is featured in 'Lunchbox Funnies.'  Dave is also an associate editor at Nickelodeon Magazine. Dean Trippe is one of the masterminds behind 'Lunchbox Funnies' with his web comic Butterfly and the super hero fashion site Project Rooftop. His work also appears in AdHouse Books' Superior Showcase #1.  Add a quick couple of Indie-related event announcement and it's one jam-packed show.

Television, comic and animation writing expert, Mark Evanier joins the show to chat about his work with the Emmy Awards, his early career with Jack Kirby, he details the impact of some other greats of comics past, his time working on Welcome Back Kotter, Scooby Doo, Groo the Wanderer, Fanboy, and the innocence (lost?) of comic books.  Sorry - the call-in phone lines were down this live hour.

Fanboy Radio (or 'FbR') is a radio talk show all about comics, video games, movies, and entertainment as a whole.  Host Scott Hinze is joined by Oliver Tull, Jeff Yale, Sean Jackson, David Hopkins and others as they interview the top names in comic books and pop culture, discuss news and events and dish out way too many opinions for their own good.

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The creator of Hellboy joins Fanboy Radio for the first time in a fun-filled live interview filled with callers, questions and reveals.  Mike Mignola may seem like one of the most successful comic book artists, but he's just a down-to-earth fan of monsters and horror as this hour of conversation reveals.  You'll want to make to sure to listen closely to the description of Hellboy 2 and the villians therein.

The brains behind Buffy: The Vampire Slayer, Angel, and Firefly/Serenity is the current writer of Marvel Comics' Astonishing X-Men and the upcomming Runaways and will be writing and directing the live-action Wonder Woman movie.  Joss Whedon joins this episode of Fanboy Radio and we couldn't be happier.  Callers, message board posters and a studio filled with pop culture and comic book fans chat with a fanboy icon.

FbR has a break-free hour of prerecorded interveiws with the top execs of the two biggest comic publishers.  Paul Levitz, President of DC Comics, talks to host Scott about his publishing philosophy, some select projects and what's to come.  Dan Buckley, Publisher of Marvel Comics, joins the show to discuss Marvel's the big plans, direction and books out of his offices.  This is a must-listen for comic book insiders.

The Editor-In-Chief of Marvel Comics speaks with hosts Scott and TJ for an excellent hour of comic book talk.  The collective fanboys chat about the finer points of comic book reading as well as the state of the Marvel Comics, Dabel Bro.'s Productions, Civil War, Guiding Light, J. Michael Straczynski, hit a few 'Sub Or Flub' items and much more.  Joe was kind enough to field a few listeners calls and answer message board posts while tolerating the silly atmosphere.

Fanboy Radio has the honor of speaking with Darwyn Cooke, the esteemed writer/artist of many excellent comic reads.  The humble creator answers live callers' and message board posters' questions while discussing his career and work.  The break-free hour covers Darwyn's breaking into the business, Batman: The Animated Series, Batman: Ego, Catwoman, New Frontier, Superman: Confidential, Batman/Spirit, a couple of 'Sub Or Flub' items and some Recommended Reads.  Don't miss it!!

One hour of high-energy comic talk - two great guests.  Up first on Fanboy Radio is Ron Marz, the infamous writer/creator that has had a profound impact on the Green Lantern mythos, Witchblade and various Star Wars titles.  On the show, he discusses with host Scott a slew of comic titles including Ion, Samurai: Heaven and Earth, Blade of Kumori and the upcomming series, Russian Sunset and Pantheon City.  Next on the program is Steve Bauman, the Editor-In-Chief of the new gaming periodical, MASSIVE Magazine that focuses tightly on MMOs or Massively-Multiplayer Online games.  Steve and Scott chat about the impact of the new way to game and chat about upcomming titles.

Tad Stones is the writer/producer/director of the new animated movie, Hellboy: The Sword of Storms and Miles Gunter is the writer of the new graphic novel, ZOMBEE! both join Fanboy Radio to talk about their projects, animation, comics and pop culture as a whole.

Song parody kingpin, 'Weird' Al Yankovic joins Fanboy Radio to discuss his newest album, Straight Out of Lynwood, self-deprication and lasik surgery.  Hosts Scott and Oliver fill out the rest of the hour discussing NBC's HEROES, Ultimates 2, Justice League of America, The Eternals, many other fine comic book reads and finish up with a stirring round of 'Sub Or Flub.'