Episode 109

In which The Off-Panelists decide to switch out the names of the innocent to protect themselves from copyright infringement, going as far as to reveal other offenders of the name-changing game to exonerate their own misdeeds! Listen in for another two-man episode, as the Southerner (Matt 'The Devil' Johnson) and the Sphinx (Wiegeabo 'The Damned' Kilijabob) make another brief return to the land of black and white uber-violence and hard-boiled narration to discuss the first trailer for Frank Miller's Sin City: A Dame To Kill For, aswell as new footage for the upcoming Captain America: The Winter Soldier, the league of former Lex Luthor actors coming to the defense of Jessie Eisenberg's casting, Michael B. Jordan's defense against the Human Torch controversy, and more news items from the world of funny books, before moving onto their books for the week including: Warren Ellis' debut issue of Moon Knight, Greg Rucka's new horror mystery Veil, Jason Latour's relaunch of Wolverine And The X-Men, and more! Good news, Martinez! You no longer have to burn in hell, somebody's taken your place!

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Episode 84

In which The Off-Panelists have vile ooze seep out of them and manage to look like vaginas, as they each insult their own mothers to welcome first-time special guest and longtime friend Cori McCreery to the show! Join her, the Spaniard, the Sloth, and the Scotsman as they give a four-freeze gun salute to the late Michael Asnara of Batman the Animated Series fame, send a shout-out over to Monkeybrain Comics, react to the potential news that The Flash will be making his way to the CW's Arrow, and a certain high-profile actor's interest in the role of Spawn. Following the look at the week's news, they delve into reviews for such titles as the third installment of Scott Snyder's The Wake, Grant Morrison's final issue of Batman Incorporated, Kelly Sue DeConnick's Captain Marvel, Brian Wood's X-Men, and more! Recorded August 2nd, 2013. 

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Links of the Week
Michael Ansara: 1922-2013
The Flash coming to The CW's Arrow, spinoff possible
Looking for a new publisher to try? Give Monkeybrain Comics some love!
Jaimie Foxx wants to play Todd MacFarlane's "Spawn"

Episode 64

In which The Off-Panelists elect a new Pope of pull-lists and struggle to spell out the podcast's name, as a surprise guest joins the show in mid-session! Following the discovery of a conspiracy to exploit one man's love of shrimp, join the Southerner, the Sloth, and the Scotsman as they delve into the week's books and review some standout favorites, including the "Requiem" issue of Batman & Robin, perhaps the craziest installment of The Manhattan Projects yet, a baffling choice in the pages of Batman, the return of a long-forgotten character in the pages of Wolverine And The X-Men, and the introduction of a historical figure with a twist in the pages of Fantastic Four. Plus, a one-man lightning round, discussion of the Comixology implosion, and at the end, a theory about the one appendage Bruce Banner retains consciousness in when becoming The Hulk. One hint: It's not his brain.

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Links of the Week
Comixology launches self-publishing platform
Then... nearly implodes with sale on Marvel Comics #1's
Snyder and Capullo to begin "Year Zero" arc in the pages of Batman

Episode 57

In which The Off-Panelists bid farewell to one of their own and find themselves battling Stilt-Man, as they tackle a little bit of everything for the week. Including, but not limited to, the next horse-burning chapter of Batman, a rather Saga issue of Saga, the newly Paul Cornell-less Demon Knights, an All New All-New X-Men, and give praise to... Batgirl?! Then in a jam-packed news segment, two of the podcast's own mourn the loss of a book cancelled before it's time, try to care about the cancellations of three others, are unable to decide what to think about DC's latest editorial flub, and examine the sales chart from 2012. Damn you, Stilt-Man!

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Links of the Week
RIP Superman Family Adventures, 2012-2013
DC Cancels "I, Vampire", "DC Universe Presents", And "Saucer Country"
Vendetti, Zubkavich Taken Off "Constantine" And "Birds of Prey"... Before First Issues Are Released
Comic Book Sales Chart For 2012: Who Made It Big?
Jason Aaron To Tell Thanos' Origin In "Thanos Rising"

Episode 55

In which The Off-Panel Podcast starts 2013 off the right way - with french accents and decapitations! Gather around and listen in as The Sloth, the Scot, and the Southerner discover secret double agents before delving into the week's haul, including the triumphant return of The Manhattan Projects, the ominous bookend chapter of American Vampire, an unexpected death in the pages of Batman Incorporated, and the latest stab-happy All-New X-Men. Damn you, Alan Moore! Stop corrupting our children!

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Link of the Week
South Carolina Library Bans Moore's "Neonomicon"

Episode 50

This is it! At long last, a culmination of the amazing and unique adventures of The Off-Panel Podcast! 50 episodes later, and the crew of the comic book show with high tensions and fresh ink take a walk down memory lane with some of their finest - and infamous - moments never before heard by listeners! In a stunning series of events bravely endured by The Off-Panelists, witness... Secrets revealed! Friendships tested! Romances brought to the brink, and the ultimate betrayal! Even most shockingly of all, the death of a podcaster! Who will live?! Who will die?! Who will stuff his own excrement in pudding?! Featuring the debut of The Off-Panel Podcast vault, which hides such forbidden passages as... 

The First OPP Fan Call-In!

The Fall Of The Original Sixth Member!

The Cold That Broke The Bat!

An OPPer Goes Solo!

The Fued Of Two Walts!

A Very Special Celebrity Appearance!

The Conspiracy That Nearly Ended The Podcast!

And... Erotica?!

Hear it all, if you dare, and prepare to journey into... 

The Off-Panel Podcast! Special Landmark 50th Issue!

Episode 49

In which The Off-Panelists count their cupcakes before they're baked and burn some crosses, as the penultimate episode to OPP #50 offers several in-depth and lengthy reviews of some of the week's standouts, including the final chapter of The Boys, the three latest Marvel Now! relaunches, the nail-biting second chapter of The Death of The Family arc in Batman #14, and some transgender excitement in Demon Knights #14. Plus, they mull over some recent controversial statements regarding female cosplayers and ask themselves the all-important question: How many crocheted Batman cowls does it take to win a "pretty neat"? Not all is what it appears to be.

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Links Of The Week
The Batman, By Way Of Off-Panel's Merce Mueller
"Starman" Artist Tony Harris Generates Controversy With Online Rant
"Dexter" Miniseries Announced, Creator Jeff Lindsay Onboard

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 45

In which The Off-Panelists take it easy for the week and forget that they're doing a podcast, going into reviews a-plenty and settling old scores. With the Southerner, the Sloth, and the Seducer in to repeatedly insult a noticeable absence, the three set about reviewing their books for the week and get a fangirl's opinion on the latest sadistic offerings for the return of Batman's greatest enemy, transform and roll out, hope that Jason Aaron didn't kill off one of his own beloved creations, and mull over the all-important question: Is the status quo always a good thing? Plus, the three review the pilot episode of The CW's "Arrow". Did it hit or miss? Listen in to find out.

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Miss out on "Arrow"? Don't just take our word for it, watch it here!
Big changes in store for Spider-Man, courtesy of Dan Slott

Episode 39

In which there were three, as the Off-Panelists go into new and slightly deranged places! Join in on the madness as the Sloth, the Scotsman, and the Southerner talk funny books and help depict an unholy war between two titans of the industry that's the talk of the internet. After reviewing the week's host of annuals, a Marvel book that keeps on keeping on, and an old classic that everyone should be reading with their eyes closed. 

The Off-Panel Podcast: Soon To Be The #1 Podcast Hated by Rob Liefeld.

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Links of the Week

Rob Liefeld vs. Scott Snyder over Twitter 

Scott Snyder and Jim Lee rumored to launch new Superman title

Grant Morrison's Wonder Woman to launch next year 

ABC greenlights Whedon's SHIELD series 

Episode 31

In which the three-man crew of the good ship OPP weather the storm of poor internet connectivity to bring you this week's episode. The two gents and one senor chew the fact and talk about this week's batch of comics, blacking out at pool parties, and the dangers of creepy photoshops. Sabotage, mysterious cuts, and bodily fluid splattered shields abound. Will they survive the episode? Will Alex explode from sheer joy upon hearing the Detective Comics related news? Will anyone outside Scotland actually listen to an episode?!

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Links of the Week

Alex's batastic manip

George Perez's DC struggles

Brubaker calls it quits on Cap

Daniels done with Detective Comics

Episode 28

The gang's all here for this week's extra long episode in which they dive into this week's comic, two of which have been in the news over the past few weeks, chat and discuss DC's recently announced third wave, the latest comic book movie news, and try to answer a fan question from last week.

Remember: If you don't like this podcast, DON'T LISTEN TO IT!

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Links of the Week

DC Announces Zero Issues, New Titles

Jim Lee Leaving Justice League

Warner Bros. Makes Justice League Plans

Episode 15

In which the crew welcome a third guest co-host as they try and decide whether it's truly okay to be gay - in comics, at least. They also play the gender mishmash game by answering the question of which characters could benefit from a sex change and why, tackling both sensitive subjects with a combination of brains and other appendages. For the first time in the history of OPP, the show is forced to go ahead without it's resident loveable Scotsman John Lees... or is it?

Featured in this week's episode: Standard reviews of the week's DCnU titles, a Marvel title about a team led by an affectionate uncle, some titles that barely anyone has consistently read, and talk of a fan's publicized backlash against a supposed agenda in comics - that are quickly proven false by the writer placed under the scrutiny. Burn in hell, Martinez!

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Link Of The Week:

After School Special - The Writer Of Avengers Academy Responds To Backlash