Suicide Girls Videos

Zen Master Brad Warner discusses Buddhism as a a realistic approach to today's life.

It's the Wizard World / Big Apple Comic Con! Ernie Hudson reveals his inner fanboy! Import model Hannah comes back from the future! John Schneider - Hazard County, Smallville, and now - Pete's Basement! Plus Wrestlers, Geeks, Toys, and Hotties!

Sal Abbinanti returns to Around Comics with his usual wit and charm as he, Chris and Tom talk about the upcoming Windy City Comicon, foreign comic creators and unicorns. David Steinberger joins the conversation to tell us all about Comixology and their new COMICS app for the iPhone. We take the opportunity to thank Brion Salazar for all he's done to make Around Comics what it is. So long and thanks for all the fish Sal! Featured Music by The Reverend Horton Heat

Windy City Comicon was amazing. Thank you to everyone who attended. It's time for a small break as we catch up on some reading and recharge as we approach the end of 2009.

Greg Rucka returns to Around Comics on the eve of WHITEOUT's theatrical release. Greg joins Chris, Sal, John Siuntres and Josh Elder for an in-depth discussion about the upcoming movie based on he and Steve Lieber's graphic novel. Greg is knee deep in comics and novel work as always. Find out how he's managing to juggle Detective Comics, Action Comics, World of New Krypton, Stumptown and the upcoming Queen & Country novel. Call 503.389.2135 for a great Stumptown easter egg. Featured music by Concrete Blonde

Around Comics reaches 250 episodes of Nothing better to do on Friday nights . Join Chris, Tom, Sal and special guest Josh Elder for in-depth discussions on Underground Competitive Eating, Comics Wrist, The Golden Age of Role Playing and Ninja Turtles. Voice Mail dominates the second half of the show and concludes with talk about getting comics into schools and how Wood lost 40 lbs. by removing his bling. Featured Music by The Temptations

Tim Seeley and Rick Hanson join Chris and Tom for a revealing episode of Around Comics. Rick has a problem with continuity, Chris is a hoarder, Tom is getting married and Tim can't use a computer. Mixed in with the comic book intervention are reviews of Guardians of the Galaxy, Killer of Demons, HULK and Batman/Superman. Tim has a lot of work coming up including more Hack/Slash and a run on Wildcats. There's more talk about the Hack/Slash movie, Windy City Comicon, blogs, Shazam and why monkeys sell more comics. Featured music by Pixies

Tony Akins and Paul Mounts join Chris and Tom for an edutaining episode of comics history, comics process and amazing stories. Paul Mounts has been working as a colorist in comics since before digital coloring began. What was it like making the transition from traditional coloring to computer? What book has he worked on almost as long as Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. And what the heck is Frisket? Tony Akins has some great stories of working with Paul in the early year's of Chicago's booming indie scene, and both creators talk about what it's like working with some of their comic book idols. Featured Music by Catherine Wheel

This edition of Women of the Web are all about the two things men love most. No, not beer and hot wings. Chicks and tattoos! These are the girls you can't take home to Mom, like Julie Becker, Bif Naked and Ana Carmo.

Comics talk galore in this episode. Join Chris and Tom as they welcome John Siuntres and Kyle Bice for discussions about The Last Days of Animal Man, Fear Agent, Detective Comics, New Avengers, Rasl, Wednesday Comics, JSA, Punisher, Fantastic Four, Horror Comics, The Hero Initiative and much more! Featured Music by Luscious Jackson

The first in a series of Comic-Con videos that will be posted on the site throughout this week, we talk with SuicideGirls.com about their appearance at this year's San Diego Comic-Con.Please be advised that this video contains nudity and sexual imagery.

Around Comics welcomes John Siuntres, Chris Marshall, Mike Norton, Stevie D, Ron Richards and Eric Houston, the author of the Comic Book Podcast Companion. Featured Music by Elvis Costello

An All-Star panel of comics podcasters assemble to discuss the first issue of the the year's most anticipated event. Join Chris and Sal as they welcome Collected Comics Library's Chris Marshall and The Comic Book Queers Stevie D. for an in-depth conversation of DC's Blackest Night. The episode rounds out with e-mail from China, voice mails from Fester and Ted from Indiana and a look at The Punisher, 20th Century Boys and Geek Speed Dating. Featured Music by Beck

Join Chris, Mike Norton, John Siuntres and Chris Burnham for another week of comics and comics culture conversation. Go Nagai's Getter Robo, The Best of Somin & Kirby, why Kirby is The King, Jeremy Haun, Paul Cornell, Animal Man and much more. We clear out the voice-mail box and hear from listeners and fellow podcasters who have a variety of questions and comments about comics and the comics industry. Featured Music by Son Volt

First up it's an early review of Hack/Slash Annual. This book hasn't been released yet, so this is your chance to get a first look. This novel features the Suicide Girls. Alex loves it and Justin agrees that you should definitely pick it up. Then we look at Dean Koontz' In Odd We Trust. Both Alex and Justin think this book is a good example of Manga written in a very American way. During the Speed Round we check out Blue Beetle #28, Joker's Asylum #1, The Boys #20, Punisher War Journal #21, The Atom #25. Then Stephanos writes in, "What are your favorite comic book fights?" Watch and see what their answers were. Be sure to watch The Stack three times a week, and send your comments and questions to tips@pulpsecret.com!

See video of the SuicideGirls' photo shoot with peta2 for their anti-fur ad campaign.

At the PSFK Conference Los Angeles 2007, George Parker interviews Missy, the founder of Suicide Girls, to understand how she took a different route to create a well loved modern brand.

be there, be sqaure. the few, the proud, the virgin. i can come up with these stereotypical musings about comic book fans all day. wondercon 2007, as some say was pretty weak this year, but you wouldn't be able to tell, because i spend most of the con moping around at my suckitude at video production. but besides so self-pity, i have a montage, get to talk to richard hatch of battlestar galactica, see my friend ryan claytor, and talk to a gaggle of suicide girls (for five dollars, of course).