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Saturday, August 4, 2012

Episode 35


In which The Off-Panelists plot to send an asteroid heading towards Earth in attempt to rid them of a constant nuiscence, before realizing that they've actually got comic books to talk about. Once the confusion settles, the Spic, the Hick, the Prick, and SICBA Award Winner John Lees decide that Rob Liefeld is the true d-list of the comic book industry, before commencing the circle jerk for a Marvel book, getting onto eachother for not reading their own recommendations, complaining about the lack of a certain costume feature on one of DC's most recent reinventions, and fight against the dreaded menace of bald testicle lumps. Die, Scot Kimball, die!

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"Spent" - A Comic NOT Endorsed By SICBA Award Winner John Lees
With Apologies
Russell Crowe Replaces Javier Bardem For "Dark Tower" Lead
Random Text Accompaniment
New Creative Teams For "Marvel NOW" Revealed, Including Aaron, Waid, And Remender
Further Random Text Accompaniment
Rob Liefeld Demotes "Deadpool" Talent To D-List
Okay, Seriously, I've Got Nothing

Saturday, July 7, 2012

Episode 32


In which The Off-Panelists of the week confuse a p-word with a c-word, as the three in attendance celebrate a truly landmark achievement in one of the crew's professional and personal lives. That's right, the crew celebrate Matt's birthday. Oh, and some other thing happened, too. After giving the due congratulations and giving one a de-promotion, the trio of terror talk up the release of The Amazing Spider-Man and give their reviews, with spoilers included, before finally moving onto the week's comics and an extremely prompt story segment. We repeat - there are spoilers -so if you haven't seen the film, don't listen to this episode until after you have. You've been warned courtesy of SICBA Award Winner John Lees.


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