In this special live episode, the fanboys are joined by Blair Marnell of Silver Bullet Comics’ rumor column, All the Rage. Scott, Oliver and TJ get all the latest comic buzz from Blair and tackle a ton of fanboy ‘issues’ in a solid round of ‘Sub Or Flub!’

The writer of DC Comic’s Manhunter joins Scott, Oliver and Sean for an hour of comic talk and your calls.  Hear Marc Andreyko sound off on X3, Batwoman and more.

One of Fanboy Radio’s most loved guests returns for an hour of magical comic talk.  John Romita Jr. is a penciller for Marvel Comics with 9 years of work on Amazing Spider-Man and last year had story arcs on Wolverine and Black Panther.  He recently wrapped up work the limited-series, The Sentry and is now focusing on The Eternals, which is written by Neil Gaiman and will be released in June, 2006. 

Tune in for one of the wildest, fastest Fanboy Radio’s ever as the hilarious JRJR speaks candidly about his work and participates in a crazy round of ‘Sub or Flub.’

On Mother’s Day 2006, the crew of Fanboy Radio puts down their funny books for a few minutes to give respect to the ladies that made everything possible for us – their moms.

Scott, Oliver, Sean and Meg are joined in the studio by Scott’s Mom as other mothers join the show over the phone.  The Fanboys and girls cover the world of comics and pop culture as usual but also discuss the origin of Mother’s Day, a maternal ‘Sub Or Flub’ session and ‘Mom-Friendly Recommended Reads.’

After a wonderful weekend at Zeus Comics’ Free Comic Book Day event, CAPE 2 – the second ‘Comic And Pop culture Expo,’ hosts Scott Hinze, Oliver Tull, TJ Colligan, Meg Ficsher, and guest Jim Lujan all meet at the Fanboy Radio Studios to talk about the past few days of comic book goodness.  At CAPE, Fanboy Radio had a voting booth where guests of the free event could vote on ‘The 3rd (Not So) Annual Fannie Awards’.  And just like every one hundredth episode of FbR, the final winners are announced – but this time, it’s live!

In addition to a complete CAPE report and the award show, the crew takes time to answer listeners’ live calls and even do a quick round of the ever-popular ‘Sub Or Flub.’