Review: Fury MAX #13

With the last issue of their maxi-series, FURY MAX: My War Gone By, the creative team of Garth Ennis and Goran Parlov stick the landing to a bleak and depressing issue that highlights the cost and futility of war. This series needs to be cherished, it'll probably be a long time before we see something like this ever come from the "Big 2" again.

Episode 75

In which The Off-Panelists celebrate a long-awaited milestone: The 75th Episode! And to mark the occasion, the crew have something up their sleeves. Join the Spaniard, the Sloth, the Southerner, and the Scotsman as they unveil a brand new, listener friendly format to the show that includes such monumental changes as a new, top-of-the-show news segment followed by the main reviews and single issue spotlights. And all in under an hour and fifteen minutes! It's a brand new day at OPP, and the crew i eager to share what they've got with you, the listener. Because if you don't listen, no one will! 

Following discussion of the news, including a questionable character death and Whitewashing the Watchmen, the four launch into their thoughts on such titles as the debut of Scott Snyder and Sean Murphy's The Wake, the latest New Avengers, the debut of Brian Wood's X-Men, and more!

Change is a comin'. But 75 episodes later, and the question still remains: You down with OPP?

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Links of the Week
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Post-Green Lantern retrospective from Geoff Johns
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Episode 11

In which the crew's blessed trinity are reunited and good times are had all around, except for when one podcaster's first name continually becomes a subject of question. Following the confusion, the crew dives in with reviews of DC's heavy hitter team, a one-in-done that impressed a ton, two graphic novels based off of acclaimed properties, and the most disappointing return to form since John severed the heads of the only good would-be Oscar nominees. Special appearance by Apollo Creed!

Featured in this week's episode: Reviews of DC, IDW, and Indie shoutouts, fronting talk of heated creative differences at DC and Image, a highly publicized falling out in the attempt to create a new book, aswell as debate about miscellaneous media influence over storylines and characters.

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Credit for the following articles go to Bleedingcool.com:

Alex De Campi's "Ashes" Downfall

Kirkman and Liefeld's "The Infinite" Killed Over Creative Differences

John Rozum's Candid Comments Over "Static" Leave

"Nick Fury, Jr."?

Detective Comics #8 Cover