
making noise about comic books
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 60 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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| Categories | ArtsVisual Arts | ||||

Host Derek Coward talks about why he took so long to present the final episode of Comic Book Noise and says goodbye (probably, I don’t remember). The post Comic Book Noise 883: The Last Episode of Comic Book Noise first appeared on Comic Book Noise.
Host Derek Coward talks about the last episode of Comic Book Noise. The post Not Comic Book Noise: The Last Episode of Comic Book Noise first appeared on Comic Book Noise.
Host Derek Coward talks about the Legendary Comics adaptation of the Netflix remake of the classic science fiction series “Lost In Space”. The post Comic Book Noise/SciFiNoise: Lost In Space Countdown To Danger first appeared on Comic Book Noise.
Host Derek Coward talks about the Creature Commandos show on Max, as well as Frankenstein, Peacemaker, and the DC Cinematic Universe under James Gunn. The post Comic Book Noise 882: The Creature Commandos and Frankenstein first appeared on Comic Book... more
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Difficult to follow the scattered thoughts dribbling from the speaker. Nothing personal, there are just too many long pauses, sniffles, lip smacking and gulping sounds, making it unpleasant to listen.
No such thing as, “Long story short” with this podcast.
This is a podcast that doesn’t talk about comic books. He’s driving in his car, coughing, sneezing, being distracted because he’s driving. It’s not worth the listen if you want to hear about comics.
The perfect blend of comicspeak and roadrage.
Derek has opinions on comic books and I enjoy listening to them. I listen to several comic book podcasts during my work commute every day and this one is at the top of my list. It's nice to listen to someone who, like myself, is a lifelong comics fan and sees plenty of good and bad in the books he reads.
Derek Coward never misses a beat in my opinion. The man knows how to handle the solo-mic and make his points - he knows the language of Podcasting better than many. Comic Book Noise is an excellent example of honest Comics Podcasting.








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