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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Episode 106

In which The Off-Panelists are on the case, taking to the gritty streets as Johnson and Koch, private dicks at large! Join the Sphinx, the Southerner, and the Sloth as they venture into an extra long installment of the show, fixating on the longest news segment in the history of the show! They talk about everything from new films seen to the Superbowl, from recent tidbits for comic book television series' to movie casting news, and everything in between! This week's book reviews include: Superior Foes of Spider-Man, the recently relaunched Punisher, new series Loki Agent of Asgard, Forever Evil: Arkham War, Image Comics' Lazarus, and a gender-bending trek into IDW's Star... Trek. Yeah, that pun could've been better.

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Episode 95

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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Episode 91

In which The Panel-Offists get dyslexic a little bit and organize a mini Dork Knights reunion, becoming sex criminals along the way and re-christening their already fiendish union. That's right, it's two for the trouble of one, as you're forced to join the Southerner and the Sloth left to their own devices for a night of debauchery, sexual innuendo, and plenty of Batman jokes. Well, that's what you should expect, anyway. Following the fap-worthy news of a TV show focusing on everyone's favorite Gotham City Police Commissioner, the two talk shop and discuss the premiere episode of Marvel's Agents of SHIELD before moving onto reviews of - fittingly enough - Image Comics' Sex Criminals #1, the Sagaist issue of Saga yet (maybe), Trial of The Punisher, and an anthology collection of All-Crime Comics, among others. Don't blame us, everyone knows we require adult supervision!

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Link of the Week

"Gotham" to be new live-action television series at Fox, focusing on Jim Gordon

Review: Punishermax, Volume 2 - Bullseye

More than most, The Punisher is an incredibly divisive figure in comics. For those who prefer the more traditional superhero fiction, he can easily be a character to hate as a murderous vigilante who manages to stand side-by-side with some of Marvel's greats as an iconic character. For those who love anti-heroes like Wolverine, or even the heroes that tend to deal with darker subject material such as Batman or Ghost Rider, The Punisher is a compelling addition to a trove of comic book characters who aren't as morally sound as Superman or Captain America, instead thriving on psychological problems that dictate their sense of right and wrong. Started by Garth Ennis in the early 2000's, the Punisher: MAX stories traditionally bump everything associated with Frank Castle and his one-man war on crime up to eleven. The violence, the psychosis, the disturbing subject matter, language, and even the sheer insanity aren't censored down by traditional comic standards, left to be brought to the forefront. Like the character's inherent nature, it's a bleak ride made bleaker.

Episode 43

In which The Off-Panelists discover that they secretly have pull with DC Comics, as the Sloth, the Southerner, the Spaniard and the Selective Sister go about an epic-length weekly book discussion comprised of everything from the twistedly funny issue featuring the return of Doop to the logic behind President Captain America. In the midst, they resolve issues between them regarding one's refusal to read a DC mainstay's book, which movie is worse between Green Lantern and Superman Returns, and why a certain creator was just hired at Fox to make their creative decisions. Look out! Bruce Willis is... Batman.


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Links of the Week 
Fox Taps Millar for Marvel Adaptations
Tim Drake is Tim Drake No More!

Episode 33

In which the OPP crew are back in action this week, fighting everything from whooping cough to shaved pubes, to bring you this episode. The gang talks about this week's slate of comics, one member's creepy Aquaman shrine (three guesses who that is), and some movie that came out this week. Yeah, it's no big deal, you probably never heard of it.

WARNING: THIS EPISODE CONTAINS DARK KNIGHT RISES SPOILERS! 

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Links of the Week:
The Oxymoron Graphic Novel on Kickstarter

Episode 30

In which The Off-Panelists ring in the big three-oh by wearing speedos in public and talking with their mouths full, as they kill an hour and thirty minutes by praising one of the week's books for too long, not talking about some books for long enough, continually dart out and about, and plot the makings of a swimwear calendar in the midst of the week's news. That's terrible podcast etiquette!

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Links Of The Week
IGN: Hero Worship - Whatever Happened To Super Villains?
Alan Moore's New Series Of Films
New Nielsen Ratings Explore The New 52