Can You Hear Me Now?

Doug:  Not a hoax!  Not an imaginary post!  This is the big one -- the one you've been waiting for!!  Well, at least it's a post a few of you have asked for -- today we're talking audio comics, radio shows, podcasts, etc.  Anything where our heroes or favorite characters were heard, but not seen in motion, is fair game today.

Doug:  Front and center, at least for this little fellow, are the Power Records.  I had several of these gems back in the early to mid-70s.  Some years ago I purchased the Fantastic Four comic/record that reprinted Fantastic Four #126.  I also picked up the Spider-Man outfit that reprinted Amazing Spider-Man #s 124-125 featuring the debut of the Man-Wolf!  I recall having several Planet of the Apes comics/records, as well as a few of the Marvel superheroes -- for the life of me I don't recall which ones though.  Little did I know, back when I had these book/records in the 70s, that the stories were often chopped up to meet the page count as handed down by the production company.  And how about the Spider-Man album, Rock Reflections of a Superhero?  Did any of you have that?

Doug:   Let's round this out with a discussion of radio shows, Bronze Age or older.  Personally, I've never listened to any of those, and I'm even today not a big podcast guy.  But for those of you who are, tell us why it's "your thing", what you like and don't like, and give us a few reminiscences on the Power Records!