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Sunday, December 16, 2012

Episode 52

A new era begins! In which The Off-Panel Podcast enters a gritty reboot/vague relaunch of it's continuity in order to attract new listeners, adopting unnecessary armor suits, revealing new and complicated origin stories, and finally having sex with each other on rooftops. When that's all said and done, the Southerner, the Scotsman, and the Sloth embark on a circle jerk session for Batman #15, begrudgingly give their thoughts on Fantastic Four #2, explore The Joker's psychotic reign of terror in lesser Bat-titles, and give a whole new spin on "Pretty Neat". Also featuring Gail Simone firing, Scott Snyder's retiring, and the revelation that everything's better with Batman.



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 Links of the week:
Gail Simone Fired from Batgirl
Scott Snyder to Leave Swamp Thing
 Image Decides to Stop Multiple Printings
Image Creators Respond
Retailers Respond to Image
Image Responds to Retailers

Sunday, November 11, 2012

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