Episode 56

In which The Off-Panel Podcast put their fists through someone's face and say goodbye to an old antlered friend, as they go about their weekly reviews - including, but not limited to, another rousing bout of Thor: God of Thunder, the action scene-upon-action scene second offering of Legend of Luther Strode, the first set of mixed reactions to Fantastic Four, and the finale of Jeff Lemire's critically acclaimed Sweet Tooth. Then, listen as they relive Keanu Reeves-induced memories of the Constantine movie, and get topical by going head to head against The Big Bang Theory. Apparently, Thor's hot.

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Links of the week
Guillermo Del Toro elaborates on plans for "Dark Universe"
Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Josh Brolin sign on for "Sin City: A Dame To Kill For"
New director lined up for "Y: The Last Man" adaptation
"The Big Bang Theory" goes too far...?

Episode 47

In which the Off-Panelists briefly forget that they're doing a comic podcast, as conversation briefly turns from one television show to the next admist their scramble to get to the news. Following weekly reviews featuring one frustrated fan's brief take on Superman: Earth One Volume 2, a review of the current run of Fatale by Brubaker, more given praise for Wolverine And The X-Men, and another frustrated fan preaching to the choir about Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the Spaniard, the Scot, the Sloth, and the Southerner entertain the House of Mouse's acquisition of all things Star Wars, Locke And Key as a movie, and the latest casting for The Amazing Spider-Man sequel. So many awkward pauses, so little time.

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Links Of The Week

Disney acquires rights to everything Star Wars

Joe Hill's Locke And Key set to be adapted for the big screen

Guillermo del Toro bringing DC's monster characters to life in one film?

Jaimie Foxx in talks for villain role in "The Amazing Spider-Man" follow-up

Episode 12

In which the crew find that the tensions really ARE high, as they set off on the quest to record an epic-length episode that includes topics both seen and unforseen, struggling to prepare under the guidance of the show's weekly host by talking over him on several occassions, spiritedly debating whether or not filler is killer, tackling the "Watchmen" controversy head on, and making a siege of inappropriate jokes all along the way. One of us may suffer a stroke by the end of this episode.

Topics for this week include - reviews for DC's premier Dark titles, Marvel's only real dark title, and an Image book that's almost absurdly dark, aswell as DC's "Before Watchmen" announcement, creative team shifts and switches, and finally, taking in some live fan questions.

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Credit for the following announcement goes to The Source at dccomics.com:

DC Entertainment Officially Announces "Before Watchmen"

As a bonus, stick around after the end for a chance to listen to how The Off-Panel Podcast "prepares" behind-the-scenes...

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