Episode 88

In which the Off-Panelists fall from grace and struggle to feel the feels, going head-to-head over acclaimed titles and proving that the tensions run as high as ever when it comes to the cruel mistress that is unemployment. Join the Spaniard, the Sloth, and the Southerner as they embark on yet another week of funny books, surprising even themselves with the length of their lists and wondering whether or not thirty seconds of a life can be reclaimed when taken by a video featuring Rob Liefield. After debating the merits of the casting of Rocket Raccoon and recapping the completion of the 30 Day Challenge, the three delve into such titles as Francis Manupal and Brian Bucceletto's The Flash, Greg Rucka and Michael Lark's Lazarus, Jason Aaron's Thor: God of Thunder, and a new title from the team of Art Baltazar and Franco, Itty Bitty Hellboy. First, there was Bennifer. Then there was Tomkat. Now, there is only... Malex.

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Links of the Week

Cooper Tappped to Voice Rocket Raccoon
James Spader Cast as Ultron for Avengers Sequel
Rob Liefeld Sings Game of Thrones Theme; People Ask "Why?"
Dini Working on Black Canary, Zatanna Stor

Episode 48

In which there were... two?! That's right, in a first for The Off-Panel Podcast, only two Panelists are on this week, and the hijinks ensue in ways you'd never believe. Join the Scotsman and the Sloth as they examine the week's books while forgetting their absent co-hosts' names, including the surprising Swamp Thing #14, the equally as surprising Animal Man #14, the Marvel Now relaunch of Iron Man #1 and the redundancy of Iron Man stories, the penultimate issue of Sweet Tooth, and an unforgettable Manhattan Projects that features a sheep, a horse, and sex. In some ways, it's not what you think. In other ways, it's exactly what you think. Plus, a new target of Rob Liefeld's insanity and the most epic tirade of vicious insults ever documented!

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Links Of The Week
The reason you need to be reading Manhattan Projects
"Green Arrow" gets an overhaul courtesy of Jeff Lemire
"Justice League of America" debut to get 52 variant covers
Rob Liefeld Vs. Ethan Van Sciver: Whoever Wins, We Lose
Long-running Hellblazer series comes to an end

Episode 39

In which there were three, as the Off-Panelists go into new and slightly deranged places! Join in on the madness as the Sloth, the Scotsman, and the Southerner talk funny books and help depict an unholy war between two titans of the industry that's the talk of the internet. After reviewing the week's host of annuals, a Marvel book that keeps on keeping on, and an old classic that everyone should be reading with their eyes closed. 

The Off-Panel Podcast: Soon To Be The #1 Podcast Hated by Rob Liefeld.

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Links of the Week

Rob Liefeld vs. Scott Snyder over Twitter 

Scott Snyder and Jim Lee rumored to launch new Superman title

Grant Morrison's Wonder Woman to launch next year 

ABC greenlights Whedon's SHIELD series 

Episode 38

In which The Off-Panelists want everyone to burn in hell, as they finally say goodbye to one of their favorite long-running and beloved series - Scalped, by Jason Aaron - in a tribute of epic proportions by the only two guys that read it. Following that, the crew have an epic-length chat about the week's books, revisit their Liefeldian policies, get jiggy with Wonder Woman, warn their fellow podcastee about social interactions with SICBA Award-Winner John Lees, and discuss proper ediquette when it comes to approaching the hot girl at the pool. SPOILER: One solution involves a shot... to the gut?

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Links of the Week

Jonbot Vs. Martha - A Webcomic About Life, Love, And Robotic Divorce
The DCU's New "Power Couple"
Rob Liefeld Exits DC Comics
Geoff Johns To Follow Reis And Leave Aquaman?
Brubaker Bids Goodbye To Winter Soldier, Moves Onto The Indie Scene

Episode 28

The gang's all here for this week's extra long episode in which they dive into this week's comic, two of which have been in the news over the past few weeks, chat and discuss DC's recently announced third wave, the latest comic book movie news, and try to answer a fan question from last week.

Remember: If you don't like this podcast, DON'T LISTEN TO IT!

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Links of the Week

DC Announces Zero Issues, New Titles

Jim Lee Leaving Justice League

Warner Bros. Makes Justice League Plans

Episode 27

In which the crew decide it's okay to be gay, but mothers are terrible, as they set off on a mystery to discover just how far DC and Marvel will go to one-up eachother in the eternal struggles of the Company Wars. Among the lot of books that detract from the week's theme are about a guy who's kind of like Ragman - but nothing like him at all, vampires who climax quickly and disappointingly, John Constantine's constant innuendo and self-hatred, and proof positive that Ocean Master can never look good. Presenting a new addition to the podcast, Mr. Cock!

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Links of the Week:

Astonishing X-Men Plans Gay Wedding
DC's Response: "Iconic" Character To Come Out
Read Alex's Letter to One Million Moms.com
SPANDEX - A New Indie Comic Chronicling Life As A Gay Superhero

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

Episode 9

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In which the crew unfortunately suffers a setback, only to rise like the phoenix and begin anew! In this special edition episode, OPP is led by a crew of two who go onto plug other podcasts before remembering what the podcast is actually about. Following that, the two rummage through the week's picks and ponder what it'd be like to have a DC: MAX line, the perks of being a pizza guy, one company's perceived failure on a level of Liefeldian proportions, and continually insult the other absent members of the crew for no apparent reason.

Featured in this week's episode: Reviews of DC's latest, one of Marvel's newest releases, the penultimate issue of a secondary volume run, the annual weekly shoutout to Jason Aaron's Scalped, and discussions revolving around the "Second Wave" and one creator's three-way... promotions.

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