In this week's abbreviated episode, Marc and Lee bring you a report on the Queer Media and Entertainment Conference (two words: Dawn. Wiener.), updates on the latest episodes of Lost, Doctor Who and Battlestar Galactica and details on voting for the Angry Puppy Hot Geek 10.

Oh, and there's a painting dog.

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April showers bring May flowers bring a (prescription)-drugged-up Angry Puppy. In between sneezes, Marc and Lee talk about the upcoming NewNowNext Awards, Matt Damon's quaint ideas regarding gaming and the last words you ever wanted to hear from John Barrowman.

Find out where to start reading about everyone's favorite bisexual, blue-collar warlock and where to see two early gay vampires in film. Also, Lee and Marc cover their usual geek shows: Battlestar Galactica, Lost, Doctor Who and Reaper.

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Lee and Marc got a sneak peek at the upcoming Speed Racer live-action movie and headed out to the Brooklyn Museum for the Murakami exhibit. They also find out what Battlestar Galactica, Lost and Margaret Cho's blog have in common.

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This week, Marc and Lee talk about their visit to Comic Con in New York (which had more attendees than there are survivors on Batttlestar Galactica!), news for gay metalheads, domestic partner benefits for super heroes, Manazon, their final uncensored thoughts on Torchwood's second season and a whole lot more! Watch now!

• Global Viz:
  As expected, there were a good number of announcements at the New York Comic Con last weekend, but the ones that floored me involved manga publisher Viz working with western creators. First off, Stan Lee will be writing a series for Jump SQ magazine (a Japanese manga magazine published by Viz’ parent company) with Shaman King creator Hiroyuki Takei, Ultimo. With that team, it sounds like a sure bet Ultimo will make a quick hop to our side of the pond.
  However, the bigger news to me is the announcement that Viz is planning on publishing original graphic novels. I’m feeling pretty hopeful about this initiative, when Viz’ competitor Toykopop started publishing their “global manga”, we got some great gay-inclusive titles like OffBeat, Steady Beat and the incredible 12 Days. Then again, Tokyopop was publishing titles like Fake and Gravitation long before they started accepting submissions. (And I’m having trouble of thinking of any Viz titles with gay characters, aside from The Gentlemen’s Alliance Cross.)
  
  
• Hughes Vogues:
  Easily, the most buzzed-about piece of swag from the NYCC was this promotional fashion magazine-inspired poster featuring the Women of the DC Universe by Adam Hughes. I am just in awe of this piece, especially how you can identify most of these characters through the personality they display on paper and with subtle clues to their trademark costumes in the different gowns. Can you identify who’s who without checking the caption?

  
  From left to right: Catwoman, Oracle, Zatanna, Black Canary, Power Girl, Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Batwoman, Vixen, Poison Ivy, and Harley Quinn

  I’m pretty pleased to see Batwoman is a part of the group. Considering how many times her solo series has been put off, I’m happy to see some acknowledgment of Ms. Kane.
  The poster has inspired Johanna Draper Carlson to announce a contest (timing and prizes TBA) for someone to do a version featuring the men of the DCU. Do you have a feel for how Dick Grayson or Kyle Rayner would wear a suit differently?
  
  
• Time for a catnap:
  In other news of lesbians in the DC Universe, DC announced at the NY Comic Con that the GLAAD award-winning title, Catwoman would be ending. Considering how this has been one of DC’s most mainstream queer-inclusive titles since it began, that’s disappointing to hear (though isn’t Holly off being a goddess – literally – these days?). On the other hand, another lesbian-inclusive series, The Secret Six, will be making a return with Gail Simone continuing to handle the concept. Under Simone’s pen, we got a Secret Six that was run by Scandal Savage and a newly hunkified Catman, I hope that continues:

  

  Which brings this bulletpoint full circle.
  
  
• Spending your gay geek dollars:
  You might have noticed a story in the news about GLAAD pulling out of a San Diego Pride event at the Manchester Grand Hyatt in your news reading this week but I thought it would be worth bringing up to gay geeks that the Manchester Grand Hyatt is a popular option for those attending ComicCon. I know a hotel room for ComicCon is harder to get nowadays than a copy of the Star Wars Holiday Special, but would knowing about Manchester’s stances make you pause about getting a room at his hotel?
  
  After the break, find out which classic BBC sci-fi series might be getting a revamp, check out the trailer for Mortal Kombat vs. the DC Universe and more!

In this week's episode, find out what Karl Lagerfeld is doing in Grand Theft Auto IV, what Jenna Jameson is doing in a comic book and what John Barrowman is doing on a game show with a bunch of kids.

Lee and Marc also review the latest episodes of Battlestar Galactica and Torchwood and give you an exciting preview of Torchwood's season finale. Last but not least, they list their ten favorite gay geeks.

In this week's episode of Angry Puppy, Marc and Lee talk about breaking movie news (keywords: Jake Gyllenhaal!), George Takei's Secret Talent, Jack and Ianto's Weevil-hunting clinch, some new X-Men books, and much, much more.

Marc and Lee are back to dish on all things geek (sci-fi, fantasy, etc.) on television in this special small-screen edition of the Angry Puppy. Curious about what's going on with Battlestar, Bionic Woman, Terminator, Heroes, Torchwood, and more? Allow the fellas to help. That's what they're here for.

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This week the darling duo (that's Marc and Lee, for those of you just joining the program) gab about topics ranging from Futurama, Southland Tales, Torchwood, Battlestar Galactica: Razor, and more ... brought to you by Quizno's!

Okay, not really. But when you watch it, all will become clear ... including the identity of the Mystery Guest in the bunnyhug pictured above. The guys also feature a few of their favorite new geek-related websites. Shirtless superheroes? Sign me up!

• QueerSighted, AOL's LGBT site, has been shuttered amidst insinuations of homophobia and political maneuvering from the former staff. We hear ya, guys ... these Logo people? Total 'phobes.

• Is the airing of GLAAD's PSA after the Batlestar Galactica: Razor premiere timed to ward off criticism of a potentially anti-gay storyline?

• Queerty found this odd Gay Heritage video ("brought to you by Yellowpages.travel and SearchBoth.com") that includes Barry Manilow and Anderson Cooper in its gay celeb photo montage. Thanks, guys. Break my mother's heart TWICE, why don'cha?

• Scrubs is already the gayest show without an actual gay character as last week's episode proved yet again. Not only did we have our usual allotment of gay cracks (as always, not anti-gay) but we also got this pretty hot reenactment of Tom Cruise's underwear scene from Risky Business.