Episode 123

In which the Off-Panelist get jazzy with it! In a weird, free-flowing episode of the Off-Panel Podcast, the Skirt, Sphinx, and Southerner riff on the Pacific Rim sequel, a smoking hot Constantine, and the week's batch of comics sandwiched in between a weird beginning, a cheesy book filled middle, and an even weirder ending. TREES!

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Episode 118

In which the Off-Panelist try to avoid the wrath of Gojira all while trying to fill out their TPS reports on time. This week the Southerner and the Sphinx go through the trials of working for a living, and spending that living on fancy new eyeglasses. Now that they can see clearly, they get into the week's news and comics. 

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Episode 108

In which The Off-Panelists are hooked on a feelin', they're high on believin' that they're in love with the new Guardians of the Galaxy teaser trailer! Join the space outlaw Alex Koch (The Sloth) and rabid raccoon Wiegeabo (The Sphinx) as they also discuss less important news, such as the casting of the new Fantastic Four, new tidbits relating to Fox's Gotham TV series, and even a surprise late-breaking story before moving onto the week's reviews - including, but not limited to - the final issue of Mark Waid's current volume of Daredevil, the latest issue of Brian Azzarello's Wonder Woman, the second issue of Nathan Edmunson's The Punisher, and Justin Jordan's Green Lantern: New Guardians, among others. Ooka, chakka, ooka, chakka..


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Review: Hellblazer Dangerous Habits (Issues #41-46)

 

Review features spoilers

Written by Garth Ennis and drawn by Will Simpson, the six-issue story arc “Dangerous Habits” kicked off Ennis’ lengthy run on the Hellblazer title after taking over for the title's first writer Jamie Delano. (Full disclosure:  I am an unabashed Garth Ennis fanboy. Everything he’s done that I’ve read I’ve loved. Doesn’t mean I ignore his faults, which he has, or try to blindly defend some of the reasons people don’t care for him.) The arc is seen as one of the major stories associated with John Constantine (pronounced in the comics so that it rhymes with dine) and that’s saying some for a character who was first created nearly thirty years ago by Alan Moore and writers from Moore, Ennis, Azzerello, Morrison, and Ellis have written him at some point since.