Comic Book Noise

Host Derek Coward returns with his look at the top news stories of the week.

I almost didn't post this episode because when I finished the recording, I thought it came off as excessively rambly without a lot of content. I'm posting it anyway as an example of the type of thing I usually just delete, but if you decide to skip it, my feelings won't be hurt.

Host Aaron Macom talks about the return of MileStone Comics, Heavy Metal and the FF trailer.

Host Derek Coward returns to talk about The Disease one shot, the latest episode of The Flash and the latest episode of Gotham. The URL I couldn't remember was http://facebook.com/jamesmulhollandpage

Host Derek Coward returns to talk about the new Cyclops series by Greg Rucka, Letter 44 from Oni Press and how it compares to The Comet Clement, Jessica Jones casting news, and his first impressions of the new Fantastic Four movie teaser trailer.

Host Derek Coward briefly talks about The Regular Show Mordecai Collection, and the "Point" issues of Fear Itself.

Host Derek Coward returns to talk about the 2011 Marvel event Fear Itself, and gives an update on Marvel's Avengers Alliance.

This week, host Aaron Macom discusses social media and Birdman.

Host Derek Coward returns to try something new for the show.

Host Derek Coward returns for a final summary about his thoughts on pushing away older readers and talks about the John Diggle character on Arrow.

Host Derek Coward finishes answering his own question "Is Marvel pushing away their older readers?" and throws his thoughts about the rest of pop culture doing the same thing as well.

Host Derek Coward talks about his morning and other subjects before running out of time while answering his own question "Is Marvel pushing away their older readers?"

This week host Aaron Macom discusses The Babadook and Humble Bundle deals.

Host Derek Coward talks about the confusion that is Axis.

Host Derek Coward returns to talk about Marvel's Avengers Alliance and how he finally got Karnak, the latest episode of Marvel's Agent Carter, and the first storyline of the latest Ms. Marvel series.