In which the Off-Panelists make it rain! Following a
lengthy string of two-manned episodes, the terrible trio returns to
wreak havoc on an unsuspecting listenership, as the Southerner leads the
Scotsman and the Sloth in a recap of an eventful week in both the world
of comics and their personal lives. Following their reactions to the
new X-Men: Days of Future Past trailer, a brief early review of Thor:
The Dark World from the release abroad, and impressions of Batman:
Arkham Origins from the resident Bat-expert, the three dive into the
week's books and recount yet another Saga-edition of Brian K. Vaughn's
Saga, the long-awaited return of Neil Gaimain's opus in Sandman
Overture, vengeance in the courtroom with the finale of The Punisher:
Trial of the Punisher, and even a second review of an Image Comics
release from last week, Pretty Deadly. This episode comes to you all the
way from Dimension Z!
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In which The Off-Panelists are a man down and dollar short, as they collectively turn on the cheapness of one of their own and stare at a shirtless Robert Kirkman with desire. Join in as The Scotsman, the Sloth, and the Southerner delve into the week's books with unexpected overlap, tackling such titles as the previously unannounced new BKV book The Private Eye, the other BKV book that's so good that it's getting too boring to review - Saga, the one book that proves Mark Waid can do no wrong in Daredevil, New Avenging in New Avengers, the end of an arc in Wonder Woman, and one man's torture continued through the existence of Justice League of America. Then in the news, listen to the three pour through 370 different stories at once, including a stockpile of creative team exits at DC, the second coming of Marvel Gaiman, and the one comic book this year that'll have you doing the Batusi all over again. Hope you enjoyed Fablecon, Sergio! But you can still burn in hell.
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Links of the Week
THE PRIVATE EYE - buy it here, pay your own price!
Joshua Hale Fialkov exits DC Comics, "Green Lantern Corps" gig