In this special New York Comic Con Interview John Suintres of World Balloon talks with Larry Hama (Devil's Due Publishing) creator of the GI Joe comic book. John and Larry discuss Larry's involvement with Hasbro in the creation of the original GI Joe comic book. Larry talks about how he turned a single character into a world of action and intrigue. Finishing up they discuss Larry's ongoing work on Spooks Omega Team. Don't miss this Pulpsecret and Newsarama NYCC Edition!Be sure to catch The Stack three times a week at Pulpsecret.com and send your questions and comments to tips@pulpsecret.com

Three Newsrama Sneak Reveiws! First up, Mighty Avengers #14 focuses on the Avengers and what's going on with the Secret Invasion.nnThen, Batman #676 kicks off Grant Morrison's Batman R.I.P. arc. Then, we check out Iron Man #29 which reminds us a lot of Invincible Iron Man.nnIn the speed round, we review Locke & Key #4, Serenity: Better Days 3, X-Men Legacy #211, Lost Boys: Reign of Frogs #1 and Thunderbolts #120.nnViewer Mail: Agmaster on the Pulp Secret forums asks us our thoughts on comic book characters appearing in multiple locations in multiple story arcs at the same time.

It's a Summer Movie Spectacular Edition of The Stack!  The guys discuss some of the blockbuster movies being released by the big studios.  Alex, Justin, and Pete are all mesmerized by Iron Man and Justin likens Speed Racer to Mario Kart.  Then it's attack of The Incredible Hulk.  Alex thinks that with the success of Iron Man and the great Hulk trailers we've seen the Hulk will be another major box office victory for Marvel Studios and Paramount.  Don't miss the reference to the Iron Man cameo.  Next up it's a review of Will Smith's Hancock.  Alex makes up his own rap song to show his anticipation of a possible Will Smith rap session during the movie.  Finishing up,  the guys review Hellboy 2 and The Dark Knight.  Justin talks about all the new monsters starring in Hellboy 2.  Alex thinks that the biggest release this summer will be The Dark Knight.  All the guys give this newest edition to the Batman franchise a big thumbs up.Be sure to catch The Stack three times a week at Pulpsecret.com and don't forget to email your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com

Guardians of the Galaxy is a spin off of the Nova Galaxy and Annihilation Conquest. Pete's got issues with this one and Justin agrees. Alex says it's a great first issue.  Then we all agree on Tor #1. It's fun and Joe Kubert's art is top notch.  GeneXt #1 shows the grandchildren of the original X-Men and depicts them as actual kids. It's got a nice old school X-Men feel and brings in lots of old X-Men characters.  Then in the Speed Round we've got Gemini #1, House of Mystery #1, Batman: Death Mask #2, Scud #24 and Pretty Baby Machine #1.  In our viewer mail we talk about how important Superhero merchandise is to the comic book industry.Be sure to catch The Stack three times a week at Pulpsecret.com!  Send you comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com

Starting off the week it's a review of New Universal Shockfront #1. See why the guys think this new title is so reader friendly and easy to pick up. Next up it's a review of the long-awaited Action Comics Annual #11 co-written by Superman director Richard Donner. Then it's a review of a brand new Wolverine title by David Lapham. The guys talk about the short story format of the new Wolverine title and why they can't get enough of it. Finishing up it's a super Speed Round and viewer mailbag. Don't Miss the guys as they answer your viewer mail. Which characters do the they think are Skrulls? Tune in and find out. Be sure to catch The Stack three times a week at Pulpsecret.com, and send in your questions and comments to tips@pulpsecret.com

Today we've got reviews of Teen Titans Year One #4, Glamourpuss #1, and XXX Zombies #4. Pete doesn't hold anything back, see what wild comments fly out of his mouth during this episode. In this special episode of The Stack Alex, Justin, and Pete honor our PulpArt.com Viewer Art Contest submissions. Check out who submitted their work and which ones the guys chose as their favorites. Check back later to find out who won the Frank Miller Batman Statue from DC Direct!Be sure to check out The Stack three times a week at Pulpsecret.com. Send all your questions or comments to tips@pulpsecret.com!

Skrulls are taking over the Marvel Universe in this episode of The Stack. Alex, Justin, and Pete check out Mighty Avengers #13. Get some more Nick Fury backround and see what else he's up to in this issue. Next up it's a review of an all-Spanish edition of Blue Beetle #26. Next up it's a review of the inagural issue of X Factor: Quick and the Dead. Then it's a super-charged Speed Round and Viewer Mailbag.

In this very special episode Alex discusses some of the flagship titles rolling out in conjunction with DC Comics' Final Crisis Event.  These great titles encompass the collective work of DC's best and most famous writers and artists.  Don't miss what Dan DiDio has to say about each of these great new titles.

Hear what Dan DiDio has to say about a new Power Girl series in this NY Comic Con special.

Hear DiDio, Senior VP of DC Comics talk about Batman R.I.P and Trinity and what you need to know heading into the convention and DC’s summer publishing plans.