Dogs are slobbering, Bill (dbm) is Killing Giants, Keith is says GI Joe the Movie is going to be OK, and Mike is walking into the Blackest Night. See why you should not buy second printings, why parties should have bouncing houses, how Bill is single handily killing monthly books, Mr Rogers and so many tangents I could not keep track of. Features music from the http://www.musicalley.com/ (podsafe music network) from Rob Szabo – Family and Friends. Enjoy!

Host Mike Myers is joined by Micah (Do What?) and Keith (Manticore) to discuss what Keith got at Heroes, Wednesdays Comics, why big guys should not ride the Rugrats roller coaster, TV, movies and lots of food. This is a long one so put your seat belt and enjoy the ride.

Mike and Micah (Do What) discuss Batman Comics, Marvel Soleil Comics, Stuffing 5000 books in one long box, diving for 10 cent books and lots of food talk from Heroes Con. We also discuss how to talk down a price from a dealer at at Heroes Con on Sunday and lots of TV and movie talk as well.

An era comes to an end as one of the Geek Brunch Boys rides off into the sunset in search of Brunchy. No deals with the Devil, no being frozen in blocks of ice, no super punches in a pocket universe will retcon this one. There is a little bit of movie talk and then the goodbyes come. Wrap this one in Mylar and stick it on the shelf, when this episode ends NOTHING WILL BE THE SAME AGAIN!

The 87th episode of Geek Brunch has somehow morphed into Family Brunch as Mike and Heath talk about how cool kids are and how much work jumping in those inflatable tents really is. Also discussed: Empanadas, cake, mixed ethnic foods, Star Trek, Up, and TV’s Erik Estrada. Okay, everything but Erik Estrada. He’s next time.

With Mike away on a GI Joe European Mission, Heath invites Eric Martin and Mike Manning to stop by for a discussion about life, love, and the pursuit of geekery. Among the topics discussed: Star Trek, Buffy and Angel, more anal beads, lisps, Paul Stanley, and Blu Ray bliss.

For episode 85, we’re joined by Ryan King, aka Hulk Smash for a journey that includes tornadoes, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Free Comic Book Day, and Yum Yum Sauce. PS: When Heath tells Ryan that the GI Joe comic book predates the action figures, he was wrong. Ryan was right. They both came out at the same time, in 1982. Now you know, and knowing is half the battle!

This week, we are joined by Carlos from his secret underwater lair as we discuss the usual batch of geekery, plus chop shops and Adventures in Babysitting. Be warned, this episode suffers from some audio problems.