Comic Book Noise

Host Derek Coward returns to talk about the characters he would like to see in Marvel's version of Wednesday Comics, if Marvel ever did a version of Wednesday Comics.

This week host Aaron Macom talks about green sand and TV that he is enjoying.

Host Derek Coward finds an old notebook and talks about Wednesday Comics.

Host Aaron Macom returns to talk about The CW's "The 100."

Keith is joined by Alan White and Derek Coward as they discuss the first half of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD season two, and the first two episodes of Marvel's Agent Carter.

Host Derek Coward talks more about the upcoming Vixen animated series and printing problems with the Miracleman reprints.

Host Derek Coward talks about his experience guesting on The Keith Show, as well as a lot of comic book related news coming from The CW.

Host Derek Coward finally makes his mind up about what to buy from Comixology. These issues will be talked about on future episodes.

After a brief interruption, host Derek Coward returns to talk about Gotham, Revival and other things that revolve around returning from the dead, the covers of Jenny Frisson, the assumed short comic book career of Jan Strnad, and the television series The Strain.

Host Derek Coward returns to talk about Marvel's Avengers Alliance and continues with his thoughts on the latest episode of Gotham before being interrupted.

Host Derek Coward talks very briefly about what he did last night, but doesn't go into any detail about his impressions on the premiere of Agent Carter. However, he talks at length about the comic book podcast wiki and mentions what he thinks Gotham could have done to preempt a lot of whining about The Batman.

Host Derek Coward was unable to watch the premiere of Agent Carter or use his Comixology gift certificate yet, but he was able to have a bad day and talk about it.

Host Derek Coward talks about how he felt about the first half of the first season of Gotham, the first half of the first Agents of Atlas miniseries, and the first few pages of the first issue of Black Panther by Jack Kirby.

Host Derek Coward talks about Black Panther and his plans for Marvel Unlimited reading, The Secret History and Comixology, and Justice League 3000 and why it will be staying on his pull list.

Host Derek Coward runs some errands and talks about why there were no episodes at the end of 2014, Bone, Avengers Academy, World War Kaiju, The Power Principle, and a few other subjects.