Written, produced and hosted by Joe Stuber, award-winning producer and lifelong comic book fan. In his guise as Stuberman, Joe has created the first podcast devoted exclusively to in-depth interviews with the legendary talents (actors, writers, producers, directors and more) who have brought comic book properties to life on TV, Broadway, film, video games, live events and beyond!
I came to interview comedy legend Jeff Dunham (The Cars That Drove Us)…
I did NOT expect this.
Batmobiles. Batman suits. Lost in Space.
Jeff took me inside his private garage…and it turned into the wildest interview I’ve ever done.
Click “play” and enjoy the ride!
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Before movie tie-ins were everywhere…
Hollywood was already turning films into comic books.
And we’re talking EVERYTHING:
Wizard of Oz
2001: A Space Odyssey
King Kong
Star Wars
Author Peter Bosch joins Comic Book Central to uncover this forgotten era of pop culture history.
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Before creators had a roadmap…
Felicia Day built one.
Part 2 is here!
We dive into:
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What if a Spartan warrior discovered her destiny was something far bigger? That’s the story behind The Lost Daughter of Sparta — the new graphic novel from Felicia Day. We talk about the book and the inspiration behind it in Episode 519 – Part 1. PLUS – we’ll chat about Buffy and The Guild as well!
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In Part 2 of my conversation with John Shea, we talk about unforgettable moments from Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman — including facing a cobra as Lex Luthor, working with Teri Hatcher during a memorable rat-filled scene, and returning to the show with a very different look. Plus, John reflects on his time in the Marvel series Mutant X.
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Before superhero cinematic universes took over Hollywood, there was Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman— and one of the most memorable Lex Luthors ever.
This week on Comic Book Central, I’m joined by John Shea!
In Episode 517 – Part 1, we talk about:
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Ernie Hudson — From Ghostbusters to Boston Blue.
He ain’t afraid of no ghosts.
This episode features a candid, wide-ranging conversation with the legendary Ernie Hudson — an actor whose career spans decades, genres, and some of the most beloved franchises in pop culture history.
We talk about his powerful new role on CBS’s Boston Blue, but that’s just the beginning.
Ernie reflects on:
From bustin’ ghosts, to bending time, to commanding the screen in primetime drama, Ernie shares thoughtful insights, behind-the-scenes stories, and the perspective that only a true industry veteran can offer.
It’s heartfelt. It’s nostalgic. It’s inspiring. And yes — we cover it all…including throwing down with the Incredible Hulk.
Hit play and spend some time with a legend.
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THE EPIC CONCLUSION
The road trip wraps up in spectacular fashion as my GalaxyCon Columbus adventure comes to a close — and this finale brings superheroes, comedy legends, and pop culture icons together on one stage.
Joining me:
Ross Marquand — Avengers: Endgame, X-Men ’97
Jack Dylan Grazer — the Shazam! films
Tim Kazurinsky — Saturday Night Live alum
Wayne Knight — Newman from Seinfeld
From the Marvel multiverse to DC’s mightiest mortal, from late-night sketch comedy to one of the most quotable sitcoms of all time — this episode has range.
It’s laughs. It’s fandom. It’s behind-the-scenes stories. It’s the grand finale of GalaxyCon Columbus.
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From the Final Frontier… to Supergirl… to Spider-Man!
Part 2 of my GalaxyCon Columbus adventure is here — and this lineup spans galaxies, multiverses, and animated legends.
Joining me:
Brent Spiner — Star Trek icon (Data himself!)
Peter Facinelli — from Supergirl and beyond
Christopher Daniel Barnes — the voice of Spider-Man in Spider-Man: The Animated Series
And yes… I asked the question on every fan’s mind: What does the man who brought Spidey to life think about the rumors surrounding Spider-Man ’98?
From Starfleet to Supergirl to speculation about a possible animated revival, this episode is a full-spectrum pop culture ride.
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Comic Book Central hits the convention trail once more as I head to GalaxyCon Columbus for a brand-new multi-part adventure — and Part 1 brings together DC icons from animation, television, and comics!
Joining me:
John Wesley Shipp — The Flash, the original Scarlet Speedster
Loren Lester — the voice of Robin & Nightwing (Batman: The Animated Series)
Diane Pershing — the voice of Poison Ivy (Batman: The Animated Series)
John Jackson Miller — author of Batman: Revolution, expanding the Burton Batman universe
From speedster stories to Gotham nostalgia to the next chapter of cinematic Batman lore, this episode kicks off the GalaxyCon Columbus series in heroic style.
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THE EPIC CONCLUSION
If adventure has a name… it must be the Cincinnati Comic Expo!
The grand finale of my convention adventure has arrived, and it’s packed with cinematic legends and animation icons. Joining me are two unforgettable stars from the Indiana Jones franchise:
PLUS — Emmy-winning legends from the world of animation:
From globe-trotting adventures to the animated stories that helped define a generation of superheroes, this episode brings my Cincinnati Comic Expo journey to an unforgettable close.
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