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Well, we've officially made the list. The obviously very smart and cultured curators of The Comics Podcast Network have accepted your favorite comic book podcast into their ranks. We just posted our first entry which includes a collection of links to some of our favorite episodes of the basement show: http://www.comicspodcasts.com/2010/02/11/petes-basement-joins-the-comics...

Check out their site and the fine collection of comic book related podcasts therein.

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Now you do it:
Batman Comic Generator

Ah Funny or Die, you've got your fingers on the heartbeat of this modern age. How else could they take the current two pop culture sinkholes that I care most about and make a video about them at just the right moment in history? Gypsies, thats how.

Thanks, Geek To Me

I first read about this on Lou Ander's Blog Bowling for the Future. I'd say it looks interesting -- like a car wreck that you're watching in slow motion involving a bus full of your friends and a truck hauling rare razor-billed exploding crocodiles.

The Apple iPad, aka the Savior of the Print Medium, aka Senor Rico Loco, aka the long fabled Apple tablet which became a verified almost reality last week, will without a doubt carry digital comic books. If you're a comic book fan with an iPhone, you've probably seen the likes of Comixology which we reviewed a while back, and others available for the device. Well the gadget geeks down at gizmodo are reporting on one such app, Panelfly and its coming reboot for the iPad. "This looks incredible" is an exact quote (notice the quotes) from Adam in an email to the Basement Crew.

Check out their full article here: http://gizmodo.com/5463681/comic-books-will-look-incredible-on-the-ipad

That's right Pete's Basement Fans, we are fast approaching our 100th episode of the Basement. And what better way to say thanks to all of you than to put you on the show. So send in your videos, pics, ghost-fart recordings, tweeted threats, etc to questions at petesbasement . com by this Saturday, Dec. 5th. And if it isn't likely to get us in trouble, you might see yourself in next week's show!

We'll we've been Daily, and Happy, we've been Indie, and now we're Green - point that is. The super local paper the Greenpoint Gazette, which Pete and I have been readers of since we were knee-high to a johnny pump, has recognized your favorite Basement quartet with a full length article. They went in depth with Pete - they followed him around during his daily shaving routines; to the grocery store where he is known as El Salvador de Paco, a hero to some and tormentor to others. If you're in the Greenpoint area, pick one up at your local bodega or laundromat. If not check out the awesome article on their website: http://www.greenpointnews.com/entertainment/talking-about-comics-in-pete...

Thanks to Lamont Pearley and Denise Pearley for having us on their show, Indie Filmmakers Talk. It turned out to be a lively discussion with several very interesting characters. We were joined by Nathan Novero - CIF Guy (Confessions of an Independent Filmmaker: http://www.youtube.com/user/confessionsindiefilm), Hanifah Walidah -co-producer/director of a documentary entitled U People (http://iloveupeople.com), and Gary Goldberger (http://www.goldbergerlaw.net/) an entertainment lawyer with much industry insight. We had a great time, and advise you to listen in to the archives here: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/IndieFilmmakers-Talk/2009/11/16/Video-Podcasts-is-this-the-best-alternative-for-In

Or click 'read more' for the player.

They came. They saw. They made fart jokes. In case you missed Pete and Adam following Charlaine Harris, the writer of the books that inspired HBO's True Blood, and legendary comedian Brian Fischler talk about Laugh for Sight on the Dr. Blogstein's Radio Happy Hour, well you're in luck! Living in the internet age means you can listen to it any time after it happened. Just click on the strange box below and listen to the show from tonight.

It is what it is folks...