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Incredible Hulkcast Episode 2: The New Guys Take Over

December 29th, 2009 by Derek | 1 Comment | Filed in incredible hulkcast

Hosts Luke Foster and Ryan King take over The Incredible Hulkcast with a discussion of the recent Hulk timeline between World War Hulk and The Fall of The Hulks.

Tags: fall of the hulks, incredible hulkcast, World War Hulk

Just Wondering Something…

April 4th, 2009 by Derek | 2 Comments | Filed in Commentary

Why is there no podcast devoted to The Incredible Hulk? The guy has been able to sustain hundreds of comic book issues, several dozen miniseries and trades, a couple of television shows and two major studio films, but no one has thought to do a podcast talking about him? The closest thing that I know about was the series of World War Hulk shows that I hosted with Tim Terrell a few years ago. Since then, nothing.

If it is a case of not knowing (or wanting to know) how to deal with RSS Feeds, uploading, maintaining a forum, website administration or all the rest of the rigmarole, then I would be more than happy to host the show on The ReaderFeed until the host got their feet wet enough to go off on their own.

The ReaderFeed shows have been gaining a bit of notoriety. Matt Kramer’s The Shade’s Journal got him a mention in the latest Starman Omnibus and Welcome To Heavenside’s Damian Smith was recently featured on Avatar Press’s website. I’m sure that a lot of that has to do with the fact that they are the only podcasts devoted to those subjects.

If somebody else doesn’t jump on this, then I might have to go out and start buying up some Incredible Hulk books and do it myself. Or maybe I should just start with some miniseries from the past then take it from there.

Tags: avatar press, damian smith, hulk, matt kramer, starman omnibus, The Readerfeed, the shade's journal, tim terrell, welcome to heavenside, World War Hulk

Requesting opinions on a possible format change

June 30th, 2008 by Derek | 11 Comments | Filed in Commentary

I am thinking about shaking up the format of the show a bit. I have been having a ball talking to Angie on Indie Comic Book Noise, I had fun hosting the World War Hulk shows with Tim Terrell and I am planning on having a special guest co-host on an irregular basis (Hint: His name rhymes with Reter Pios), but I was wondering if I should have rotating guest co-hosts. For example, Angie on an episode, then Pios on the next, David A Price, then Mike Myers, et cetera and so on and so forth. Sort of like Comic Timing, but with one person.

This is just something that has been going through my sleep deprived mind right now. What do you think?

Tags: angela paman, comic timing, David A Price, Indie Comic Book Noise, mike myers, peter rios, tim terrell, World War Hulk

World War Hulk 5

November 15th, 2007 by Derek | No Comments | Filed in World War Hulk

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A look at the conclusion to the World War Hulk crossover event.

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Tags: marvel, World War Hulk

World War Hulk 4

October 18th, 2007 by Derek | No Comments | Filed in World War Hulk

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I finally get around to talking about World War Hulk 4.

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Comic Book Noise Bytes – September 19, 2007

September 26th, 2007 by Derek | 3 Comments | Filed in Bytes, Commentary

TOP – World War Hulk 4
BOP – Marvel Comics Presents 1
ROW – Green Arrow and Black Canary Wedding Special

I’m too sick to record, so I just thought that I would throw this up there.

I couldn’t wait to get my hands on WWH4 and I wasn’t disappointed like a lot of other people seemed to be. The story progressed at a nice pace and I don’t see how it could be considered a filler issue.

Marvel Comics Presents #1 on the other hand was a bit of a disappointment. I realize that with anthology titles you are going to come across a clunker in every batch, but with the exception of the cute little Spider-Man story and the cover, there was little that I enjoyed in the book. I don’t know why Stuart Immonen’s style has changed so drastically since his Legion of Super-Heroes run; there used to be a dark moodiness to his artwork and now it’s all “Shiny Happy People” and I don’t like it.

The ROW was easily the Green Arrow and Black Canary Wedding Special. It was a fun special with a surprising (at least to me) twist at the end that sets up the upcoming GA/BC ongoing title. I was vacillating between whether to choose WWH 4 or this one, but I went with the single issue story.

Tell me what you thought of these or any of the other titles that came out in September 19.
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