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Host Derek Coward talks about Avengers vs X-Men #12 and why it reignited his dislike for the comic book version of Captain America. This episode contains a lot more potentially offensive language than usual, so please take that into consideration before listening to it.
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Apologies in advance dear listeners. Both Mike and Bill are away on secret missions this week, and Micah decided it would be a good idea to talk by himself into a microphone. Yup. Listen to the shortest episode of Geek Brunch Ever (someone fact check this) [NOTE FROM DEREK: Yes, it is, by about 23 minutes.] as Micah tries to pull a Lynne Rossetto Kasper and talk about pancakes. He also has a scatterbrained look at Grant Morrison’s Batman by way of Final Crisis and Ed Brubaker’s Captain America by way of Civil War. He ends with Phineas and Ferb or some such. It’s all rather sad.
Here’s a link to the Grant Morrison article http://www.rollingstone.com/
And here’s to Micah’s blog that he actually doesn’t want you to read hypocriticalhyperbole.
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Host Derek Coward tries to keep the volume of his voice down while the rest of the house is sleeping, explain the Noisy Awards process, talk about advertisements on Deliberate Noise Network sites, and mention some recent comic books he has gotten. Does he succeed?
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Host Derek Coward gives his thoughts on how Marvel has been treating The Avengers for the past few years. It takes a while to get to the point, but the trip is worth it.
