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Welcome! I'm so glad you guys are listening to this wonderful and hilarious conversation where four friends talk about the best and worst moments from the last four books.
If you haven't been following, we've been on the theme of "Comics Based on Video Games." The books we read for this theme were "Street Fighter: Sakura Gives It Her Best" by Masahiko Nakahira, "Sonic: Scrapnick Island" by Daniel Barnes and Illustrated by Jack Lawrence, the Team Fortress 2 comics written by Jay Pinkerton and Erik Wolpaw with art by Heather Campbell and Maren Marmulla, "Batman: Arkham Knight" written by Peter J. Tomasi with art by Victor Bogdanovic, Ig Guara Bobson Rocha, Art Thibert, Julio Ferreira, Guillermo Ortego; and "Assassin's Creed: Awakening" written by Takashi Yano and drawn by Kenji Oiwa.
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Music: "Cued For Liftoff" by Dan "Lebo" Lebowitz and Tone Seeker
Hello all! Welcome to our final book in the theme of "Comics based on video games". We hope you've been enjoying them half as much as we have recording them! Today's review is of the manga "Assassin Creed Awakening" based on the video game Assassins Creed Black Flag.
The protagonist of our story is a young Sejin who's DNA is used to explore the life of one of his ancestors, Edward Kenway, a former english noble in the 18th century, who turned to piracy in order to strike it rich and provide for the love of his life. When Edward's ship crashes on an island everything he had worked hard to acquire was lost. As he shuffles through the wreckage he finds a man wearing fancy clothing who is about to die. Edward assumes his identity which starts him on a trajectory of meeting the Templars, a group dedicated to controlling humanity, and then the Brotherhood, a group dedicated to stopping the Templars.
Meanwhile in modern day, Sejin believes he is participating in beta testing for a new immersive video game created by Abstergo, the company that invented the Animus. In reality, the Animus is a device that unlocks the genetic memories of the user's ancestors, and Abstergo is really a front for the modern day Templars. Sejin wants to prove that this video game is terrible because his mom made it, the woman who left his family. It quickly turns out, though, that Abstergo isn't being entirely honest, this isn't a video game at all, and his mother could be a victim?
Was this a good adaptation? Did it make us want to read more? Find the answers by listening to this episode of The Comic Panel!
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Hello all! Welcome to the next episode in our theme of "Comics based on video games". We hope you've been enjoying these episodes at just a fraction of the joy we get from making these episodes!
Batman Arkham Knight (the comic) takes place in the Batman Arkham games universe and set between the end of Arkham City and before Arkham Knight. It begins right where the Arkham City ended with the death of the Joker after a climactic final battle with Batman and the subsequent chaos that ensues. Batman continues to juggle long nights as a vigilante and early morning meetings as his alter ego Bruce Wayne. While Wayne is bogged down in new plans of a brighter future for his city, Batman’s every step is shadowed by a more ruthless vigilante who is ruthlessly killing criminals. All while that is going on, Penguin, Harley Quinn, and Bane are all scheming to take over Gotham in the power vacuum left by Joker's death.
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Hello all! We apologize for the terribly long time it took for this episode to come out. It seemed it took almost as long for this episode to come out as did this comic to finish! And just like when this comic was finished, we all rejoiced that there was finally an ending.
All jokes aside, for our second book in the theme of comics based on video games, we are reviewing the Team Fortress 2 comics. These comics takes place in an alternate 1972 and focuses on a company called Mann Co. and the mercenaries who have been employed by that company over the years. Mann Co. is notable because they have a large stockpile of Australium, a golden metal that can be used to keep someone alive past their normal lifespan. After a hostile takeover of the company it is revealed that someone has stolen all of the Australium from the vault and it becomes a treasure hunt to find the remaining supply between the mercenaries (Soldier, Pyro, Demo-man, Heavy, Sniper, Spy, and Scout) working for the mysterious Administrator and their competitors, the Team Fortress Classic team, working for Grey Mann, the new CEO of Mann Co. All while the previous CEO, Saxton Hale, works to try and regain control of the company.
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Music: "Chase the Sun" by Bel Tempo
Hello, everyone! Welcome to the second episode in our theme "Comics based on video games"! We've been enjoying recording these episodes and we hope you've been enjoying listening to them.
In today's episode we cover Sonic: Scrapnik Island. Sonic and Tails crash land on Professor Robotnik's abandoned lair known as Scrapnik Island. As they attempt to find their way off the island they are introduced to a community of robots made to resemble Sonic and many of his pals known as Scrapniks. As the Scrapniks help Sonic and Tails recover from the crash they meet a Scrapnik that is all alone. Turns out, this Scrapnik still has a lot of Professor Robotnik's programming running on his OS, so he turns on Sonic and tries transplant his brain into Sonic's body. Sonic, with the help of Tails and the rest of the Scrapnik's are able to escape and remove the programming from the loner Scrapnik.
Is this comic good? What did we think of the art? Did it meet our expectations? Does it give us insight into what the games are like? Find out all this and more in our fantastic review of Sonic: Scrapnik Island!
If you liked this episode be sure to follow us on Twitter @thecomicpanel1 and listen to more of us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Our title is The Comic Panel Podcast. You can also listen to us on ksuaradio.com or 91.5 FM in Fairbanks, Alaska. Be sure to tune in two weeks from now for the next book in our theme of "Comics based on video games"!
Welcome everyone to our first review in our new theme of "Comics based on video games." For our first book we are reading Street Fighter Alpha 2: Sakura Does Her Best.
Sakura is an aspiring street fighter. She has the will and the dedication to learn everything she can because ultimately, she wants to meet the man who inspired her, someone she doesn't even know the name of. In order to meet this man, however, she must win the tournament, which means having to street fight. Can she succeed over such skilled opponents? Will her best win her the opportunity to meet her hero? Find out all this and more in this fight-tastic review.
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Music: "Stake Out" by Alex Jones/Xander Jones
Hello everybody! Welcome to our retrospective to our theme of Cults. For those who don't know we do this at the end of our themes. We take a look back at the comics we've read and compare them and give any final thoughts we have on them. The books we revewed for this theme have been 20th Century Boys by Naoki Urasawa, Ultimate X-men by Peach Momoko, Loving, Ohio by Sam Beck and Matt Erman, and Luna by Maria Llovet. It has been a lot of fun recording these episodes and we hope you have enjoyed listening to them.
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Music: "Why Why Why" by Ryan Stansik and Kanika Moore
Welcome all to our last book in our theme of Cults! We hope you've been enjoying this series of episodes as much as we've enjoyed recording these episodes. In today's episode we are reviewing "Luna" by Maria Llovet.
Teresa is a young woman plagued by prophetic dreams that connect her to something powerful. Something divine. She finds herself among the company of the Family of the Sun, a cult formed around Lux, a troubled man who inducts his members by using his blood to get them addicted to him. Her time at the cult brings her to the truth of herself, the entity behind her dreams, and the entity's connection to this cult.
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Music: "Claim to Fame" by The Grey Room / Clark Sims and "60s Underground Organ Rock" by Julius H. from Pixabay
Sound effect: "Page Shuffle Transition" by AFX_Photography from Pixabay
Welcome everyone to another striking review by The Comic Panel! In today's episode we are reviewing a comic titled "Loving, Ohio" by Matt Erman and Sam Beck! This is our third episode around the theme of cults.
Loving, Ohio is a small town that is completely run by a new age cult known as the chorus. And four high-school kids, Sloan, Elliott, Cameron, and Ana, are trying to graduate and get out. But when their friend Jesse mysteriously commits suicide, they grieve and become the center to a bigger murder plot of young people. After surviving a mass killing they take it upon themselves to kill the killer who is a tool of the chorus.
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Music: "Strange Way" by Christopher from Pixabay
Welcome all, to our newest episode in our theme of Cults! Today we are reviewing Ultimate X-Men 2024 Vol 1 and 2 written and drawn by Peach Momoko. This is part of Marvel Comics new ultimate universe that re-contextualizes the Marvel Universe by having its history and geopolitical landscape altered by a nefarious Reed Richards called The Maker.
Ultimate X-Men follows Hisoako Ichiki, a young girl in Japan that has just graduating middle school and entering high school. A recent tragedy in her life was the death of her best friend Tsubasa to suicide. At her middle school graduation, she gets a note to meet a mystery person at a local temple. At the temple she is confronted by a shadow figure who starts telepathically stalking her and attempts to convince her that she's to blame for her friend's death. The shadow figure gives her a charm that belonged to Tsubasa, reminding her of how kind he was and how he gave that charm to Hisaoko as a gift. She runs away but then falls into oncoming traffic but then a psionic exoskeleton is formed around her crushing the oncoming car. It was this moment that changed her life forever. Find out even more by listening to this review of the ages!
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Music: "Brain Implant (Cyberpunk Sci-Fi Trailer Action Intro)" by Vasil Yatsevich from Pixabay
Welcome back everybody! We are happy to present to you another great review from The Comic Panel! This episode is the first review of our new theme of Cults! The book we are reviewing is 20th Century Boys by Naoki Urasawa (Monster, Pluto).
20th Century Boys is a comic about a group of friends and their time as adults in a changing Japan interspersed with scenes from their childhood in the 1970s. Little did they know that as kids when they created a secret base to hide out and read manga, peruse inappropriate magazines and just goof off with a radio that they were planting the seeds for a terrifying future. The main character Kenji Endo is too caught up in taking care of his mother, his abandoned niece Kanna and their struggling convenience store. However Kenji can’t help but notice a familiar symbol popping up around the same place as mysterious disappearances. The friends from childhood he still keeps in touch with try to brush the weird coincidences aside but when one friend jumps to his death and leaves behind an ominous message about the symbol they’re forced to take notice. Soon it becomes apparent that the symbol, a gloved hand with an eyeball behind it, has been co-opted by a potentially cultish group of people.
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Music: "At All Costs" The Grey Room/Golden Psalms
Hello all! Have you missed us? We certainly have! Well, we are back with our final episode in our theme of Superman. This is our Superman Retrospective and we are happy to be welcoming back to the show Nat Yonce from the podcast Collective Action Comics!
In this theme we read Superman vs Meshi, Superman and the Authority, Superman: Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow, Superman: Phantom Zone, and Absolute Superman vol. 1. If you enjoy Superman, this is an all you can eat buffet! We certainly enjoyed reviewing these books and talking about them!
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Music: "Level" by The Grey Room/Density and Time
Hello all! Welcome to our fifth episode in The Comic Panel's coverage of Superman! If you haven't been keeping track, we've read Superman vs Meshi, Superman and the Authority, Superman: Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow, the four part mini series: Phantom Zone, and now we are covering the comic hot off the presses: Absolute Superman.
In this Episode Cody and Chawienta talk extensively about how far you can stretch the concept of Superman before it stops being Superman. Do you have any thoughts on this question or the episode in general? Let us know by emailing us at thecomicpanel20@gmail.com or connecting with us on our twitter @thecomicpanel1
If you liked this episode be sure to follow us and listen to more on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Our title is The Comic Panel Podcast. You can also listen to us on ksuaradio.com or 91.5 FM in Fairbanks, Alaska. Be sure to tune in two weeks from now for our Superman theme retrospective where we will discuss Superman more broadly and see the return of Nat Yonce of Collective Action Comics!
Thank you for listening and we hope to see you next time.
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Hello all! Welcome to this special installment of The Comic Panel's coverage of Superman! If you haven't been keeping track, we've read Superman vs Meshi, Superman and the Authority, and Superman: Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow. Now we are reviewing the four part mini series: Phantom Zone written by Steve Gerber with art by Gene Colan and Rick Veitch.
This episode Cody, Jake, and Chawienta have a great time talking with Nat Yonce from Collective Action Comics Podcast all about the weirdness of the phantom zone and and what is the best ending to the pre-crisis Superman. We really hope that you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed making it.
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Music: "You Go" by Collective Action Comics
Hello all! Welcome to the next installment of The Comic Panel's jaunt into the world of Superman! If you haven't been keeping track, we've read Superman vs Meshi and Superman and the Authority. Now we are reviewing Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow written by Alan Moore.
This collection includes The individual issues included are Superman #423, Action Comics #583, DC Comics Presents #83, and Superman Annual #11. In Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow we are introduced to a world that has gone 10 years without Superman. A reporter from the Daily Bugle does a 10th anniversary special of his disappearance and reaches out to Lois Lane for an interview. She recounts the harrowing tale of Superman's final days, when all his worst villains come back more deadly than ever before. In DC Comics Presents #83 we get an issue where Superman gets infected by a flower and starts hallucinating, and Swamp Thing is the only one who can save him. Finally, in Superman Annual #11 we celebrate Superman's birthday, but he's been given a deadly gift, the Black Mercy. This is a tentacle-y creature that latches onto a host and makes them live out their dreams. Batman, Robin, and Wonder Woman have to save Superman and defeat the person responsible, the War-hungry alien Mongul.
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Music: "Friendship Wand" by Freedom Trail Studio
We are continuing our theme of Superman! The original Superhero who fights for Truth, Justice, and a Better Tomorrow.
In our second book we are reviewing Superman and the Authority. The writer for this book is none other than Grant Morrison along with Mikel Janin on art, as well as Travel Forman, Evan Cagle, and Fico Ossio for some page assists.
This limited series ran for 4 issues in 2021 and ended with a one shot in 2022. It follows a Superman who's powers are fading so he forms a group of misfit anti-heroes to try to solve the real problems in the world. But first they have to get over their own problems. We also reflect on the proposed plans for DC Comics 5G initiative since this story started out as part of that plan.
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Music: "You Go" by Collective Action Comics
Dun da dun dun! Who’s faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, and can leap tall buildings in a single bound. Is it a bird or a plane, no it’s Superman!
We are starting a new theme focused on Superman, inspired by the wildly successful Superman movie that released last month. For this episode we are reviewing Superman vs Meshi. In this manga, Superman/Clark Kent develops an intense interest in Japanese Chain restaurants. And it even begins to draw in other members in Superman's life such as the Justice League! Enjoy our review of this humorous jaunt through Japanese cuisine with us and Superman leading the way! We hope you enjoy it as much as Superman enjoys that beef bowl!
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Music: "Neon Nights" by Patrick Patrikios
Welcome all! Today we are reviewing Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot by Frank Miller and Geof Darrow as our third book in the theme focusing on Geof Darrow.
The Big Boy and Rusty the Boy Robot is two-issue comic about an attack on Tokyo by a giant 4-armed, 4-legged, Iguana with atomic breath…
Anyway, Rusty the Boy robot, an Astroboy-like artificially intelligent weapon created by the Japanese government, is sent by the state to save the people of Tokyo but is walloped. Now the leaders of Japan must make a drastic call, one they would have avoided had they thought that lives wouldn't be sacrificed, they called in the Americans. The Americans sent Big Guy, a man in a robotic exoskeleton to take out the giant iguana and he does so by using nuclear power to blow the creature to smithereens. After this Rusty and Big Boy become partners, reluctantly on Big Boy’s part.
In this comic there is also a short story about The Big Boy and Rusty taking on creatures during the Fourth of July.
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Music: "A Dyin' Breed" by The Grey Room and Density and Time
Welcome all! This is our review of Shaolin Cowboy by Geof Darrow!
Shaolin Cowboy: Start Trek is a story about the Shaolin Cowboy, a former Shaolin monk who wanders the land with a talking mule named Lord Evelyn Dunkirk Winniferd Esq. the Third. Having been "asked" to leave the Shaolin temple, he has since had a bounty placed on his head, which many are eager to collect. Collecting that bounty will prove mighty difficult as the Shaolin Cowboy doesn’t go down easy.
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Music: "Repeat" by Mark Karan, Scott Guberman, Angeline Saris, Jeremy Hoenig
Hello all, and welcome to our new theme where we focus on the comic book artist Geof Darrow. For our first book we are reviewing Lieutenant Blueberry by Jean Giraud aka Moebius, a book that greatly inspired Geof Darrow.
Lieutenant Blueberry follows two military members in post-Civil War America. Lieutenant Craig, a proud son of a military general, and Lieutenant Blueberry, a member of the U.S. Cavalry with a bit of a rebel streak. Both are on their way to Fort Navajo when they come across a ranch that's been ransacked by the Apaches. The owner of the ranch is alive just long enough to inform them that his attackers kidnapped his son. Craig and Blueberry make their way to Fort Navajo to get help in finding the boy, but things take a turn for the worse. Colonel Dickson, who’s in charge of the fort has to convalesce and Major Bascom is left in command—someone who has a deep-seated hatred for Indians. This happens right before a peaceful meeting between the Americans and the Apaches to discuss the boy’s whereabouts was to take place. Instead, Bascom launches an ambush on the Apaches, which seemed to have sparked an even greater conflict between the Americans and Apaches.
We cover how this story unfolded, the techniques employed in telling it, whether it landed well, and much more — all in our usual conversation-between-friends style review.
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Music by SOULFULJAMTRACKS from Pixabay
Welcome all! If you read the title, you may be confused, but when you listen to the episode you'll get it. (hint: it's Elfquest). We are so glad you are taking the time to listen to our episode. There are many podcasts you could listen to and so the fact that you are listening to this one means a lot.
Now, without further ado, we are ending our Western comics classics theme. To recap, the books we read for this were The Galactus Trilogy of the Fantastic Four written by Stan Lee and drawn by Jack Kirby, Corto Maltese by Hugo Pratt, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen by Alan Moore, and Elfquest by Richard and Wendy Pini.
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Music: "Radar" by The Grey Room and Density & Time
Welcome all! This is our fourth and final review for the theme of Western Comics Classics before our Retrospective. We hope you've been enjoying these episodes as they have been fun to record!
Elfquest is a classic by Wendy and Richard Pini. The story focuses on the Wolfriders, a tribe of elves fighting for survival while dealing with a longstanding conflict with the local tribe of archaic humans. After rescuing a captured fellow elf they’re driven from their forest home by the humans who set their forest home on fire. Seeking refuge, the Wolfriders turn to their uneasy allies, the trolls, only to be deceived and exiled into a scorching desert and without water. Given no other option, the elves trek through the desert. Against all odds, the Wolfriders discover a new tribe of elves in a community called Sorrows End, sparking culture clash and distrust. Tensions mount, especially between our main character Cutter, chieftain of the Wolfriders and the proud hunter elf Rayek of Sorrows End. They both vie for the affection of Leetah, who is the daughter of the tribe leader and has magic healing abilities. She is at first reluctant to choose a life-mate, as she values her independence, but through the magic process called recognition, she is matched to Cutter. As the tribes inch toward unity, the Wolfriders prove their strength lies not just in survival, but in forging bonds across differences. By Issue 5, the story underscores themes of resilience, identity, and the possibility of harmony between rival peoples.
There you have it, that is our review of Elfquest issues #1-5. If you liked this episode be sure to follow us on Twitter @thecomicpanel1 and listen to more of us on Spotify, our title is The Comic Panel Podcast. You can also listen to us on ksuaradio.com or 91.5 FM in Fairbanks, Alaska. Be sure to tune in two weeks from now for our retrospective.
Music by Luca Francini from Pixabay
Welcome everybody! This is our review of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen vol 1 by Alan Moore. This is our third book in the theme of Western Comics Classics.
This comic follows a group of individuals who are brought together by a woman who was recently divorced, by the name of Wilhelmina Murray. The team is composed of Miss Murray, a washed up adventurer named Quartmain, a hermit sea captain named Nemo, a one Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and the Invisible Man. An astute reader would notice all these characters are pulled from Victorian literary fiction. This team is sent to recover an object known as the Cavorite Crystal, a crystal of antigravity. It's fallen into the hands of Chinese criminals in the East side of London. Through deception and stealth they steal the object back and return it to their employer, Mr. Bond. However, through reconnaissance, the Invisible Man discovers that Mr. Bond’s employer Mr. M is not Mycroft Holmes as Miss Murray assumed. The “M” stands for James Moriarty. Yep, the infamous arch rival to Sherlock Holmes. The League must stop Moriarty before he uses it to power his airship of destruction and wreak havoc on London.
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"Whirlpool" by The Mini Vandals
Welcome everybody! Get ready an exciting adventure that awaits! The comic book for today is Corto Maltese: Under the Sign of Capricorn. This is our second book in our new theme of Western Comics Classics.
This comic starts off with Corto Maltese reclining in Madame Java’s Inn at Paramaribo in Dutch Guiana. The caption boxes describe him as a “man of destiny”. Corto decides to go to his boat and along the way he runs into professor Jeremiah Steiner who is being roughed up by some ruffians. Corto saves Professor Steiner and then stashes him in his boat. When Corto returns to the inn a boy named Tristan Bantam is there and requests his aid. While they are discussing the situation, one of the ruffians that was beating up Steiner, attempts to assassinate Tristan. The attempt is foiled and this influences Corto's decision to help Tristan. The rest of the book follows Corto, Steiner, and Tristan as they go on various adventures.
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Music: "Sly Sky" by Telecasted.
Hello all! Welcome to the first episode of our new theme Western Comics Classics! For this theme we pick western comics that are considered classics in the genre. For our first pick we are reviewing The Fantastic Four issues 48-50 aka The Galactus Trilogy and issue 51 "This Man This Monster".
The synopsis of The Galactus Trilogy is Galactus comes to earth and the Watcher comes to help the Fantastic Four to defeat him and Silver Surfer learns the value of life. For "This Man This Monster" it's a scorned scientist jealous of Reed Richards steals the identity of The Thing and infiltrates The Fantastic Four only to discover a shocking truth.
Find out all this and more in our out-of-this world review!
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Music: "Invisible" by Anno Domini Beats
Hello all! Welcome to our Continuations Retrospective, where we discuss the highlights from the books we read for the theme. Those books were The Magic Order vol 2, Something Is Killing the Children vol 2, Invincible vol 3, and The Department of Truth vol 2.
For those who are listening for the first time, we are a bi-weekly radio show/podcast comic book club covering any and everything regarding comics and manga. We have each co-host pick a book that follows a specific theme and review a book for each episode. Then we wrap up the theme with a retrospective episode covering our opinions and favorite moments from each of the books.
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Music: "Defying Gravity" by Density & Time
Welcome all! This is The Comic Panel, for those who are listening for the first time, we are a bi-weekly radio show/podcast comic book club covering any and everything regarding comics and manga. We have each co-host pick a book that follows a specific theme and review a book for each episode. Then we wrap up the theme with a postmortem episode covering our opinions and favorite moments from each of the books.
In this episode we are covering our fourth and final book in our theme of Continuations! For this theme, we have each cohost pick a book that is a continuation of a series we've already read. The books we've read so far have been The Magic Order vol 2, Something Is Killing the Children vol 2, and Invincible vol 3.
Volume 1 of the Department of Truth introduces us to a world where every conspiracy theory you can think of is true, but there is a secret government agency whose job it is to keep those theories under wraps, The Department of Truth. Our mc is an investigative journalist turned Department of Truth rookie. Volume 2 continues with Cole gaining a mentor of sorts, agent Hawk Harrison. He’s an old timer and has been a long standing member of the Department. He is crass and jaded and claims to understand something no one else does about the world… magic is real. Reluctantly, Cole learns from what Hawk has to say. During their time together, Hawk takes him on a journey through the history of the Department and about the things he’s seen and done. Things like Vietnam, the Satanic Panic, and the dispatching of Tulpas. We end the volume contemplating one final thought, perhaps the Lee Harvey Oswald that is running the Department of Truth is himself a Tulpa.
To describe Invincible volume 3, it begins with a concerned Nolan as he struggles with what to tell his son. For those who don't know, Nolan Grayson is the human alias of Omni-man, known to the world as the world's greatest superhero, but his true intentions were far more nefarious. His son, Mark Grayson, only knows his father as the superhero and he aspired to be just like him. At this point the reader knows that Nolan murdered the Guardians of the Globe, a superhero team tasked by the U.S. government to protect the world. The reader is left assuming that Nolan is going to reveal to Mark who he really is. Before that happens though, two villains known as the Mauler Twins revive one of the members of Guardians known as The Immortal. The Immortal awakens and then flies off to beat Omni-man senseless. Much to his chagrin, Omni-man is much too powerful for him and he is killed again. Unfortunately for Omni-man, Invincible sees his father's brutal act and that's when Nolan decides to tell Mark who he really is. He tells Mark that he is a Viltrumite, an empire bent on conquering worlds. Omni-man came to earth on a mission to force the earth to submit to Viltumite rule. Omni-man thinks that by telling Invincible this that he would be on his side, but Invincible refuses and fights him instead. Let's just say the fight didn't end all too well. Hear about all this and more in this thrilling review!
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Music: "Sofa" by Dyalla
Welcome all! Get ready to listen to our third review in our theme of Continuations! It's been a good theme so far and we are continuing right along into reviewing Invincible vol 3. And yes, we did cover Invincible volumes 1 and 2, but they were a radio exclusive back in 2021.
To describe Invincible volume 3, it begins with a concerned Nolan as he struggles with what to tell his son. For those who don't know, Nolan Grayson is the human alias of Omni-man, known to the world as the world's greatest superhero, but his true intentions were far more nefarious. His son, Mark Grayson, only knows his father as the superhero and he aspired to be just like him. At this point the reader knows that Nolan murdered the Guardians of the Globe, a superhero team tasked by the U.S. government to protect the world. The reader is left assuming that Nolan is going to reveal to Mark who he really is. Before that happens though, two villains known as the Mauler Twins revive one of the members of Guardians known as The Immortal. The Immortal awakens and then flies off to beat Omni-man senseless. Much to his chagrin, Omni-man is much too powerful for him and he is killed again. Unfortunately for Omni-man, Invincible sees his father's brutal act and that's when Nolan decides to tell Mark who he really is. He tells Mark that he is a Viltrumite, an empire bent on conquering worlds. Omni-man came to earth on a mission to force the earth to submit to Viltumite rule. Omni-man thinks that by telling Invincible this that he would be on his side, but Invincible refuses and fights him instead. Let's just say the fight didn't end all too well. Hear about all this and more in this thrilling review!
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Music: "360 No Scope" by The Soundlings
Welcome! This our second episode in our theme of Continuations! For this episode, we are reviewing Something is Killing the Children vol 2 by writer James Tynion IV and illustrated by Werther Dell'Edera. Erika and James have defeated the monster...or so they thought. Turns our the monster had children, and now they are on the hunt for food: children. The news of a monsters killing children reached the public and because of that The House of Slaughter sent Erica’s superior into town to run damage control. He attempts to get Erica to leave this case alone and let him cover it up but she is committed to finishing what she started before any more children die. Will she kill the monsters before they take any more children's lives? How many will die in the process? You'll get to find out all this and more in today's riveting and insightful episode!
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Music: "Jungle Trip" by Quincas Moreira.
Welcome everybody to our first review in our theme "Continuations"! In this theme, we will review the next volume in a series that we've already reviewed. If you don't already know, The Comic Panel is a bi-weekly radio show/podcast comic book club covering any and everything regarding comics and manga. We have each co-host pick a book that follows a specific theme and review a book for each episode. Then we wrap up the theme with a retrospective episode covering our opinions and favorite moments from each of the books.
Since we've already reviewed volume 1 in this series, we are reviewing the second volume of The Magic Order. This book has creatives such as Mark Millar as writer, Stuart Immonen on the art, with Sunny Gho and David Curiel as colorsits, and Clem Robins as letterer.
The Magic Order vol 2 introduces us to a new group of villains led by a wizard named Victor Korne. These villains seek to take back the power that Victor believes is rightfully theirs. See, a thousand years ago, Soren Korne was ruler over the earth, but a group of wizards fought and overthrew him and went on to establish their protection over the earth. This group would form what is now called The Magic Order. Victor Korne wants to restore the earth to the way it was when his ancestor was in power, where humans were fearful of the dark because of the monsters that walked among the earth. His plan is to call upon a powerful demon, Othoul’endou, which gave Soren Korne his power. They summoned this demon by gathering the pieces of an artifact called the Stone of Thoth which takes the demon from any place in the world and in time straight to the summoner. The Magic Order has to stop this band of evil wizards with a powerful ancient demon on their side, a threat they’ve never faced before.
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Music: "For the Win" by Everet Almond
Welcome all!
In this episode we are reviewing The Gravedigger's Union vol 1 by writer Wes Craig and artist Toby Cypress. This is our third book in our Comics Roulette theme. In a world with witches, cults, yuppie vampires, steroid-zombies, and other monsters, who will be there to defend the world? The Gravedigger's Union. They are a government sanctioned CBU tasked with fighting against the apocalyptic horror show that exists on the Earth. We follow a group of employees within this organization who decides to go off-book so they can put a stop to this once and for all. They go after a cult called the Black Temple which is tied to this crisis. For the b-plot, we follow someone considered to be the "true prophet" of the Black Temple, by some, a woman named Morgan. She is highly scrutinized by the board of the cult, who are uncertain that she is indeed a prophet. Despite that she is on a mission to find the one thing the cult needs to end the world: the third seal.
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Music: "Immortal" by Neffex
Hello all, welcome to our third book review in our theme of Comics Roulette. For those who are just joining us we are a biweekly radio show/podcast comic book club, where four friends discuss anything and everything regarding comics and manga. The way we do our show is we have one person choose a theme and then for the next four episodes, we each take turns choosing a book that fits that theme. For Comics Roulette, we each chose five books ranging from books we wanted to read and books we really didn't want to read.
In this episode we are reviewing Sin City written and drawn by Frank Miller of The Dark Knight Returns fame, and many others. Sin City is a place where the rotten lives and and breathes, a place you would dare let your thoughts drift towards. It's dirty and perversion is rampant, but for one night, the ex-con Marv, experiences pure bliss in the form of a woman. They have a night that shall not be spoken of, but then Marv wakes up next to her and she's dead. Marv's angel is dead and he's determined to figure out who killed her. Stay tuned for our reveiw of this noir classic!
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Music: "Doc and Wyatt" by Everet Almond
Hello all, welcome to our second book review in the new theme of Comics Roulette. For those who are just joining us we are a biweekly radio show/podcast comic book club, where four friends discuss anything and everything regarding comics and manga. The way we do our show is we have one person choose a theme and then for the next four episodes, we each take turns choosing a book that fits that theme. For Comics Roulette, we each chose five books ranging from books we wanted to read and books we really didn't want to read.
For this episode, we are reviewing Heroes In Crisis written by Tom King with artists such as Clay Mann, Travis Moore, and others. Shouldn't heroes be able to get counseling in peace? Why does there have to be a fight every time they congregate? What happens in this book is even worse than that, there was a massacre at the counseling center. There are two suspects Harley Quinn and...Booster Gold? What happened out there? Were they the ones responsible? Find out all that and more in this exciting episode.
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Music: "Win The Battle Win The War" by Everet Almond.
Hello all, welcome to our first reivew of the new theme of Comics Roulette. For those who are just joining us we are a biweekly radio show/podcast comic book club, where four friends discuss anything and everything regarding comics and manga. The way we do our show is we have one person choose a theme and then for the next four episodes, we each take turns choosing a book that fits that theme. For Comics Roulette, we each chose five books ranging from books we wanted to read and books we really didn't want to read.
For this episode, we are reading Cable Classic vol 1 featuring talent by writers Fabian Nicieza and Louise Simonson and artists Rob Liefeld and John Romita Jr. Cable is a time-traveling mercenary who makes it a habit of forming teams and then promptly leaving them to fend for themselves. Needless to say, he has few friends and even those friends don't exactly trust him. In his past and in the future, he routinely encounters a foe by the name Stryfe who he can never seem to defeat. Cable now has to deal with his failures past and future. Will he defeat Stryfe? How many people will be harmed along the way? This collection contains New Mutants #87, Cable: Blood & Metal #1-2, and Cable #1-4.
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Music: "Everybody Get Up" by Everet Almond
Welcome everyone! Yes, we are wrapping up the Botony theme in this episode. For this theme we reviewed Man-Thing by Steve Gerber, Swamp Thing Green Hell by Jeff Lemiere, Poison Ivy: Cycle of Life and Death by Amy Chu, and Groot by Jeff Loveness. In this episode you will find riveting discussions on books that, quite honestly, we didn't find all that riveting. You'll find laughter and thought-provoking commentary that will leave you laughing as well and asking yourself "do I want to read these books?"
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The Ecology theme continues here!
Welcome to our ecology theme where we look at comics that have characters that are associated with the natural environment.
On today's episode Cody, Tailon, and Chawienta discuss The Poison Ivy by Amy Chu (Red Sonja) and Clay Mann (Heroes in Crisis), as well as contributions from others.
Can you believe that Poison Ivy's first solo comic was released in 2016! This is just a mini series but soon after comes an ongoing solo comic from a different creative team.
The Ecology theme continues here!
Welcome to our ecology theme where we look at comics that have characters that are associated with the natural environment.
On today's episode Cody, Tailon, and Chawienta discuss The Swamp Thing: Green Hell by Jeff Lemiere (Underwater Wielder) and Doug Mahnke (The Mask), as well as contributions from others.
This is an elseworlds tale where Alec Holland is brought to an Eco-dystopic future to defend the last surviving humans against the combined might of the green, red, and the rot.
The Ecology theme starts here!
Welcome to our ecology theme where we look at comics that have characters that are associated with the natural environment.
On today's episode Cody, Tailon, Jake and Chawienta discuss The Man-Thing The Complete Collection Volume 1 by Steve Gerber (Defenders) and Val Mayerik (Howard the Duck), as well as many other talented artists and writers.
Here we go through the Man-Thing's origins, his most famous comic run, and the introduction of fan favorite character Howard the Duck. Be warned though! For all who know fear will burn at the touch of the Man-Thing!
Morbid Curiosity theme ends here!
Welcome to the end of our morbid curiosity theme where we look at comics that are supposedly the worst, but we need to find out just how bad they are.
On today's episode Tailon, Jake and Chawienta discuss the four books that we covered over the course of the theme: I am not Starfire, Marville, Ultimate Iron Man, and All Star Batman and Robin, The Boy Wonder.
Morbid Curiosity theme continues here!
Welcome back to our morbid curiosity theme where we look at comics that are supposedly the worst, but we need to find out just how bad these are.
On today's episode Cody, Tailon, Jake and Chawienta discuss All Star Batman and Robin, The Boy Wonder volume 1 by Frank Miller (Sin City) and Jim Lee (Batman: Hush) with help from Scott Williams (WildC.A.T.S.); which might be the true pinnacle of this theme. Not the worst comic ever but certainly bad. Join us as we explore a comic in which Batman is truly deranged and has an extremely fragile ego, while the justice league range from being incompetent to short fused tyrants.
Morbid Curiosity theme continues here!
Welcome back to our morbid curiosity theme where we look at comics that are supposedly the worst, but we need to find out just how bad these are.
On today's episode Cody, Tailon, Jake and Chawienta discuss Ultimate Iron Man volume 1 by Orson Scott Card (Ender's Game), Andy Kubert (Batman and Son), and Danny Miki (Superman Year One); a comic that was unpopular enough to be retconned to fictional in-universe.
Morbid Curiosity theme continues here!
Welcome back to our morbid curiosity theme where we look at comics that are supposedly the worst, but we need to find out just how bad these are.
On today's episode Cody, Tailon, and Chawienta discuss Marvilleby Bill Jemas and Mark Bright. I won't pull any punches, this book might be the worst book we have ever read for the podcast or otherwise. How bad is it though? you will just have to listen to find out.
A new theme starts here!
Join us in giving in to our morbid curiosity with comics that are supposedly the worst, but we need to find out just how bad these are.
On today's episode Cody, Tailon, and Chawienta discuss I Am Not Starfire by Mariko Tamaki (Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me) and Yoshi Yoshitani (Zatanna and the House of Secrets).
This book faced backlash from it's announcement online, but is it really that bad?
Your four comicbook co-hosts recap their thoughts about The Magic Order, Books of Magic, Dr. Strange: Way of the Weird, and John Constantine: Hellblazer vol. 1.
The Comic Panel covers the first nine issues of the Swamp Thing spin-off that became a cornerstone for magic in the DC universe. With cutting political satire and seedy stories, enjoy our coverage of John Constantine Hellblazer Vol. 1 Original Sins (Written by Jamie Delano and Art from John Ridgeway)
The Comic Panel's continued coverage of this mini series all about the magic in the DC Universe during the early 90s. Written By critically acclaimed Writer Neil Gaiman with art by John Bolton, Scott Hampton, Charles Vess, and Paul Johnson. Be sure to check out Part one if you haven't already!
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Welcome to our second episode covering comics about magic. This one is all about the magic in the DC Universe during the early 90s. Written By critically acclaimed Writer Neil Gaiman with art by John Bolton, Scott Hampton, Charles Vess, and Paul Johnson. Come check out this intriguing mini series with us!
Also, be sure to continue listening into the next episode as our coverage of this book is split into two episodes!
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The Comic Panel starts our coverage of magic comics with this book from Mark Millar and Olivier Coipel. A family of magic users who secretly protect the world from the strange and unknown are starting to be picked off one by one. can they figure out who is behind it and why before it's too late?
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Welcome to a podcast exclusive episode of The Comic Panel!! In this episode we give our overall thoughts on the comics we read for our theme. The past four episodes we have been covering books under the theme of Holidays! In this episode, we spill the tea about what were our favorite books that we read, what were the worst, and why! If you enjoy our normal episodes, you are really going to enjoy this one!
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"Clean and Dance" by An Jone
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Hear ye, hear ye! The Comic Panel is back for another riveting discussion of a comic that fits our Holiday theme. Gasp This is our last one before the new theme begins. In this episode we're diving headfirst into the comic "Batman: The Long Halloween." from Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale. Batman attempts to unraveling the mystery behind the enigmatic figure known only as Holiday. And we attempt to unravel the question, "Does this classic title hold up to the test of time?"
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Welcome to the holidays! That is our theme and here is our third book within that theme: A Very DC Valentine's Day. In this episode The Comic Panel seeks to wade through the myriad of short stories that make up this book, and if the short stories weren't enough, this collection ends with a longer Harley Quinn Valentine's Day special. By the end of it we were all asking the question: "do these tales of heart ache really celebrate Valentine's Day?" Listen to all this and so much more in this Valentine's Day episode.
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"Tea Time" by Ofshane
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Welcome back to the show everyone!! In this episode we cover Klaus by Grant Morrison. In this 19th century-looking town, Klaus is an outsider, not yet the jolly Saint Nick we know in love. The town of Grimsvig is suffering under the tyrannical rule of Lord Magnus. The men of the town are sent to the mines every day for who knows what reason and no toys are allowed in Grimsvig. With nothing to play with, the fun and zest for life is being drained away from the kids of the town. Even throwing a rock can be seen as a playing with a toy. Klaus comes to town and refuses to let this continue. Will he succeed? What secrets does this town have? Why are the men working in the mines? Why can't the children have toys? How does Klaus become Santa? Find answers to these questions and more in this jolly holiday episode!
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Music by Sergio Prosvirini from Pixabay
Ho Ho Ho, merry Christmas! Well, not for these guys. It's been awhile since anyone's actually celebrated Christmas. Santa hasn't been seen in a while either. What's going on in this world? Well, a curse fell upon the land...Santa has been cursed to lie dormant within his ancestors, only to be awakened when they wear something red. A kid named Sanda avoids the color red. A classmate named Fuyumura knows that Sanda is actually Santa because of it, and she needs Santa's help to find her missing friend Ono. What does she do? She corners Sanda in a classroom and stabs him, allowing his blood to turn his clothes red. Finally, after decades, Santa has reemerged!! Now it's time for Santa to help Fuyumura find her missing friend, and maybe bring back Christmas in the process. Will Sanda do it, or is he in way over his head. Hear about this and more in our reivew of the manga Sanda by Paru Itagaki!
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"Christmas Chores" by RKVC
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Welcome back to another terrifyingly fantastic episode of The Comic Panel! After a good two week long break, we are back and finishing up our ancient roman/greek history theme with a comic called Dead Romans. This book features a Roman general Arminius, who is of German descent. He was taken from his family as a kid and he never forgot it. Now's his time to strike, to finally steal back land from the Romans and to take back power. There's only one problem, the woman that he loves is lost somewhere amongst enemy lines. Not only does he have to lead his people, he has to find his love. Little does he know, she is determined to finish the mission she started, and killing a few Germans on the side is a small price to pay. Find out what happens by listening to our review of Dead Romans by Fred Kennedy and Nick Marinkovich.
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"Caverns" by Density & Time
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Welcome to our review of the manga Beastarius. In this episode, you'll be introduced to a bunch of characters whose lives revolve around the colosseum. They all want to escape, naturally. This manga features a wyvern named Durandal, and a human named Fin and a human named Xeno and his minotaur brother Tharos. In these two stories we see people fight to survive, fight for freedom, even fighting against their circumstances when life seems to force them into an impossible choice. This review is one you don't want to miss.
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Paris. Helen. Achilles. Agamemnon. Odysseus. What do all these names have in common? They are characters from Homer's Illiad, and some of the main characters in the comic we are reading today, Age of Bronze. This comic is about a young man named Paris who grew up as a son of a farmer, and later learned that he was the son of a king. This king brought him back into the family, which only served to make him more arrogant. His newly discovered father sent him on a mission to rescue his father's sister, but Paris's arrogance wouldn't allow him to use his father's military might to capture an "old woman that no one cares about". Instead, he seduces and steals Helen of Troy, a woman that was married to another man. This started a whole chain of events that led to the infamous Trojan War. Learn about this and more in our review of the second book in our roman/greek history theme, The Age of Bronze by Eric Shanower
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"Big 10" by TrackTribe
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Welcome to a story about Eumenes, a general in Alexander the Great's army. He's real go look him, and this story, is a retelling of his story. Our review picks up in chapter 7, the beginning of Eumenes's story. Growing up under a man named Hieronymus, he had all the access to books he could ever need. He experienced the treatment given to those who are children of those with status. Until one day that was all pull out from under him. Hear all about it in our review of the manga by Iwaaki Hitoshe, "Historie". This is our first book in our new theme Roman/Greek History.
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"Raga Legacy" by Hanu Dixit
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In today’s episode we discuss the life of Woody Guthrie as told in the comic Woody Guthrie and the Dustbowl Ballads. Raised depression era America, Woody has seen his own share of hard times. From a mentally unstable mother to a father who lost all his wealth, to living in an abandoned shack, Woody Guthrie had lived quite a life. But as life went on, he started discovering his voice and the feelings he could evoke with his music. This story is the final book in our history theme.
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"Future King of Heaven" by Zachariah Hickman
In today’s episode we cover the Kingstone Bible, a retelling of old Biblical stories told in the medium of comics. This book retells the story of creation, the story of Noah, and the story of Job. In the beginning there was nothing, and then God made everything. Adam and Eve, the first man and woman, fell from grace, setting the world on a dark path. So dark, that God felt he needed to flood the earth, which is why he tells Noah to build a boat. Finally, the story of Job, a well off man who had much material wealth as well as community around him and richness of character, but one day the devil took all that away from him and he had to wrestle with how God could allow this to happen. And in the end, God speaks. Enjoy our review of our third book in our history theme, the Kingstone Bible vol 1!
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Music:
"I Will Trust You" by Corey Alstad
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Do you love music?! Do you love hip hop?! I know I, Tailon, wouldn't know how to get through his day without music. This is the book for you! Enjoy as we review the comic that delves into the origins of Hip Hop. From kids just trying to figure out how to have some fun to Hip Hop finally taking off, this story is bound to be enjoyable if you even have a modicum of interest in hip hop or history. We get introduced to the story of people like Grandmaster Flash, Afrika Bambaataa, and the Sugarhill Gang. Enjoy, our review of Hip Hop Family Tree!
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Music:
"Back To Cool" by Shane Ivers
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This episode is our first entry into our new History theme. It was the War of the Trenches is a comic created by a French cartoonist named Tardi. It features various stories of French soldiers in the first World War. This was a heavy book with a lot of despair and laughs and a whole other range of emotions. We hope you enjoy our review of it.
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Music:
"Marche Lorraine" performed by Polydor Orchestra. Composer Louis Ganne
Happy Black Friday! Speaking of Black...Enjoy this story with two characters who just love to hide in the shadows: Batman and Predator. Well, Predator turns invisible but the result is still the same. In this book, the Predator conducts it's safari in Gotham City, which is something that Batman cannot stand by let happen. The two duke it out in this unique crossover you won't want to miss our review of. This is book three of our crossover theme and it's an exciting one, so get ready!
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Music:
"George's Lament" by Go By Ocean
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What if you were approached by a stranger offering you to send you away from all the hard work you've been doing? You get to finally go on that vacation you've always wanted to go on. What if you were stranded in a place that wasn't home? Would you take that deal? Well in this comic, you get to find out what you favorites heroes decide and some other heroes you may not have heard of. This week's book is Justice League: Black Hammer. Black Hammer was created by Jeff Lemiere.
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Music for today's outro:
"Missing Person's" - Jeremy Blake
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Welcome to this strange land where the x-men and the new teen titans just already exist in the same universe. Ok, that was meta, the comic doesn't act like this is strange. What's even more strange is this mysterious figure that wants to bring back Jean Grey in order to use her Phoenix Force for a dastardly plot. The Teen Titans know who it and they help the X-men take down this mysterious villain. Enjoy this book as our second entry into the theme of Crossovers!
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Music for today's episode:
"Tak" – Bobby Richards
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This is our first episode where we introduce themes! Our theme for the next few episodes is Crossovers! Our first book in our theme is Archie Meets Batman '66! Enjoy as we discuss Batman's villains hatching an evil plot in Riverdale, forcing Batman, Robin, and Batgirl to mix it up with the Archie crew!
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Music for today's episode:
"Waterpark Radio Ad" – Freedom Trail Studio
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I know y'all love D&D. It's always the best time when you and your friends get together and discover the trials and adventures your DM has in store for you. But how would you feel if your party somehow managed to be transported into you D&D world? Well, for these teens it happened for them, and it took them five years to get out, and after nearly 20 years, they are still not over the horrors they saw. Imagine the terror that filled their veins when they returned to that world. Well, that is the story we are reading today from the brilliant mind that brought us The Wicked and The Divine, Kieron Gillen. Enjoy as we read, Die.
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From the mind of Ashley Cope comes a fantasy adventure comic with highlights of horror, profane, and comedy, the name of which is...Unsounded. Sette is dispatched by her father to acquire tribute from her cousin in Cresce and Duane is forced to accompany her. Sette is the daughter of a crime family and has quite the mouth on her. Their adventures take them cross-continent, the continent of Kasslyn, and brings them into skirmishes with the Red Berry Boys and Crescian peaceguards who want to bring them in. Enjoy our review of Unsounded. This is an epic fantasy adventure set in a world at war. You don't want to miss it.
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Do you feel you're living a dreary existence? Wesley certainly thought so. And he felt there was no changing it. Till one day, his father dies and members of his community pull Wesley out of his depressive existence into the world of Supervillany. Wesley didn't know his father, but his father was one of the most repsected supervillians known and now Wesley is stepping into those shoes. Welcome to our review of one of Mark Millar's most famous work, Wanted. You may have seen the movie, but you will not be prepared for what awaits in this comic.
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Dylan is a troubled kid who seems to get into trouble a lot. His single-mother tries her best and he respects her for it. He's just carrying a lot of weight from the fact that his father abandoned him and his mom. One day he comes home to find out that his dad died. He couldn't care less, until the reading of his father's will. His father left him a stone called the sun stone, which turns him into New Orleans' greatest superhero, Rogue Sun. Turns out, Dylan's dad is the loved-by-all superhero. Now he's gotta clean up the mess his dad's death made all while figuring out how to be a hero. Welcome to this comic, Rogue Sun by Ryan Parrot. Enjoy our review of this comic from the new Massive-verse.
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The world is in utter disarray, but we humans are resilient and we've managed survive a plague, the likes of which we haven't seen. It's been nearly 100 years after that, and the horrors seem to be long gone. Our story picks up when a group of venture capitalists decided to fund an expedition to recover lost artifacts of the old world. Actually, they were dragged into it. They only had enough money to hire and handful of people, and not too quality of people at that. Despite what you may think, this is a lighthearted action-adventure story with the backdrop of a post-apocalyptic world. Enjoy as we discuss, the beginning of Minna Sundberg's long standing series, Stand Still. Stay Silent.
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Yes! Rorschach is back! But wait, isn't he dead? That is the mystery that seems to have fallen onto this hapless detective. A couple of crazies try shooting up a presidential rally and end up being killed by security. Now, the campaign of the presidential frontrunner wants to investigate how this happened. But is all as it seems? Hear all about it and our thoughts on this book based in the world of Watchmen, Rorschach by Tom King.
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Y'all ready for a history lesson? 'Cause we takin you back in time to the first commercially successful graphic novel. This graphic novel is written and drawn by a master of the art form, Will Eisner. This graphic novel is A Contract With God, a collection of short stories featuring poor Jewish characters in a tenement in New York City. Enjoy of our review of this classic!
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Boy oh boy, We are covering Smallville season 11 and our cohost Tailon was excited for this one. This is his favorite tv show and he was just dying to reviewing this comic. Picking up after the ending of the Smallville TV series, Clark is now Superman and is doing good work. When an accident makes Hank Henshaw the lab rat of one of Lex's experiment, Hank become a mechanical menace that Superman has to stop. Get ready of this review of Smallville Season 11!
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If you love hard rock then you'll probably recognize the name Coheed and Cambria! Well, in this episode, we review the comic book written by the Coheed and Cambria frontman Claudio Sanchez called The Amory Wars.
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A series of unexplainable deaths sets a dreary scene in this affordable housing complex. Why are there so many people killing themselves here? Is there someone behind it? The tenants gossip, they assume they know who it is. It's obvious. A detective investigates the scene, he also kills himself. Why would he do that? Beware, this story is not for the faint of heart. If you dare, listen to our review of this mystery manga, Domu, from the creator of Akira!
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Calling all Foodies and Fantasy Fans! The Comic Panel is once again covering Delicious in Dungeon by Ryōko Kui. In this episode you'll get to hear all about the different monster cuisine that Laios and party cook up as well as the fun and funnys j adventures they get up to while trying to save their friend from the red dragon. Get ready as we review Dungeon Meshi volumes 1 through 5.
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Imagine being a mushroom...wait, no, that ain't right. Let's try again. Imagine being a ghost....Nope, start over. Imagine being an unhappy restaurant owner. Ugh, let's start over, again. Meet Katie, she runs a successful restaurant, everything she wanted. But her friends left her, her boyfriend left...She's just unhappy. One day, she finds a mushroom that allows her to go back to a time in her life that she desires to change and gives her the ability to change it. Imagine all the things she could make right. Will she finally get everything she wants? Find out as we review this work by the acclaimed comic book writer Byran Lee O'Malley, Seconds!
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Hellboy: Seed of Destruction vol 1 is the comic we'll be reviewing in this episode. A paranormal investigator is determined to unravel the mystery of the murder of his mentor which brings him closer to man who created him. Will Hellboy get to the bottom of the mystery? Who even is this mystery man?
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You love em and you love to hate em. The two crazy cats of Gotham and the frenemies of Riverdale meet in this clash of the ages. When Veronica's dad makes a deal that threatens a precious ecosystem, Poison Ivy cannot just stand idly by. With Harley's help, they plan a kidnapping to force an end to the deal. Things quickly get out of hand and through magic the Gotham crime couple switch bodies with the most popular girls at Riverdale High and chaos ensues. Here's our review of this extravagant comic, Harley and Ivy Meet Betty and Veronica by Paul Dini and Marc Andreyko.
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Welcome all! This is our review of Supergirl Woman of Tomorrow. Supergirl defends a young girl named Ruthye from a vicious bounty hunter, and now, Ruthye wants her help to track down another, the man who killed her father. Will Supergirl be able to find this bounty hunter? Is Supergirl going to be able to protect this girls innocence from the evil in the world? We discuss this and more on this episode of The Comic Panel.
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In the future, humans and AI finally coexist in peace and har.... Who are we kidding? The developers who made AI in this future world programmed AI with a bias. In this future, humans and AI coexist with the same friction that exists between humans today. This is how Indira and Fawn's relationship starts out, with friction, but will it stay that way? Find out that and more while you enjoy our review of the comic Pixels of You by Ananth Hirsh.
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You remember scary stories your parents would tell you when you were a kid. Well, for Jim, he doesn't need his parents to tell him scary stories. He's living in one. He's the sole survivor of the brutal murder of his friends by some...thing. Everyone believes it's his fault, everyone except Erica Slaughter. Erica, a butt-kicking monster hunter comes to Archer's Peak to investigate and finds herself encountering a lot more than she bargained for. Enjoy as The Comic Panel reviews, Something is Killing the Children by James Tynion IV.
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Meet Edison Crane, the world's smartest man, and he won't let you forget it. A genius, nobel-prize winning scientist, successful businessman, Olympic athlete, composer, and an expert in the occult. His genius mind needs to be constantly challenged. The world is in peril from a time traveling cult and only he can stop them. Enter his next challenge. Enjoy our review of Prodigy of Mark Millar!
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Golden Age Wonder Woman characters and sensibilities in the 21st century! From the mind of Grant Morrison and the art of Yanick Paquette come with us as we explore this new take on Wonder Woman's origin and world. Enjoy our review of Wonder Woman Earth One!
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Welcome to our review of Monstress, we are so glad you could make it. Witness the story of an Arcanic named Maika. A one-armed Arcanic with a vendetta. Her vendetta brought her into the cross-hairs of the Cumea, where witches go to college. Enjoy our review of this lore-rich story, full of action and twists!
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So, you're a struggling writer. You left home because you wanted to prove you could make it in the real world. But now you're back home. Things haven't changed much, but one silver lining, you and your friend discover a black hole. But that's not the best part, this black hole gives you powers, the powers of Radiant Black. Enjoy our review of Radiant Black by Kyle Higgins.
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Get ready as The Comic Panel reviews the webcomic Tiger Tiger by Petra Erika Nordlund. Meet our parazoologist sea captain, Lady Ludovica...uh, I mean, Captain Remy. You aren't supposed to know her secret identity as she has assumed the identity of her brother, Remy, in order to study the sea creatures known as sponges.
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Here we are again, reviewing Spawn. Enjoy this review of Todd McFarlane's Gunslinger Spawn. It's Spawn but a cowboy!
I know what you're thinking, you've covered Spawn before? Yes! And you can listen to our review of Spawns first vol 1 on these episodes:
The Comic Panel: Spawn part 1
The Comic Panel: Spawn part 2
The Comic Panel: Spawn part 3
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Imagine, if you will, that you are being hunted. Just for being different. Just for being you. Mutants know this feeling very well. They only have two safe havens, the haven of the brotherhood or the haven of Charles Xavier and his X-Men. Witness their beginnings as told in the Ultimate Universe. Enjoy as we review Ultimate X-men vol. 1: The Tomorrow People!
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Welcome to this review featuring Ana and Zeno. Ana is a former mayor, Zeno a man who just finished his dissertation! In this story we get to see their relationship unfold...apart. Oh, they we together in their younger years, but due to life, they could never be together. A story written by Jordi Lafebre, witness a journey...told in reverse.
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Picture this, you're a kid with a lot of anger. That anger is partially fueled by a father who abandoned you and a mother who neglected you. What would you do? See, what Dane McGowan did was attempt to burn down a school. Not the healthiest way to handle that by far. Even more, Dane McGowan is recruited by a team of freedom fighters. They also abandon him. Want to know how Dane handles that? Find out that and our opinions on this Grand Morrison book, The Invisibles as we review issues 1-12.
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Finally, we are reviewing King in Black. This episode is essentially a sequel to our Absolute Carnage episode since the Absolute Carnage event set up the King in Black event. This story features Eddie Brock, Spider-Man, and many other superheroes in the Marvel Universe as they try to stop Knull, the king of the symbiotes, as he tries to take over the world. There are many twists and turns and surprise characters in this event comic. Enjoy as we review this event comic King in Black!
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Have you ever felt in a rut? Life isn't what you expected but you just don't see any other way out? Well, Meiko Inoue is a recent college grad who feels the same way. She works at a job she hates, her boyfriend doesn't make enough money to pay rent so he's crashing with her. She's not even sure if she wants to stay in the relationship. Meiko knows this isn't the life she wants, but she doesn't have the courage to change it. Unfortunately for her, tragedy is a great motivator. Meet Meiko in this slice-of-life manga Solanin. Trust us, this is a story that you'll want to know how it ends.
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Gotham has a new defender. Gotham has a new addition to the police force. Both deal with the darkness of Gotham in their own way. Batman and James Gordon. Batman tries to save Gotham from the crime and the inept and ignorant police department. Gordon tries to uphold the law and ends up being hated by his coworkers and gets in the muck himself. Will these two be able to clean up Gotham? Find out about this and more as we review Batman Year One.
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Two Marvel Comics events back to back, no way! Welcome, today we are covering House of M. When Wanda Maximoff suffers a mental breakdown at the loss of her children and husband, she is convinced to rewrite the world. This new world that she creates has mutants as the majority race and superheroes are celebrated, even mutants. However, it's not real and there are a few people who know it and they must get the world back to how it was. We hope you enjoy our review of this classic Marvel Comics event!
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As a event to set up King in Black, this book features Carnage and Venom like you've never seen them before. Carnage is resurrected by the king of the symbiotes, Knull, and goes on a rampage, framing Eddie Brock for the carnage wrought on Ryker's Island. His ultimate plan? To steal Eddie's symbiote. Enjoy our review of the Marvel comics event known as Absolute Carnage!
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Planetes is a hard science fiction manga series following a small spacecraft crew as they carry out space debris cleanup. While the job is not glamorous, it is essential to their space faring futuristic earth. One crewmate, Hachirota Hoshino, is forced to stop working when he develops a deep space disorder. Hachi then shifts focus towards joining the prestigious Jupiter Exploration Mission and resolves to face the obstacles, from the physical and mental trials to terrorists bent on stopping the mission. However, the people around Hachi are left wondering what kind of person all this pressure is turning him into.
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The KKK in Metropolis? Yeah, whodathunk, even the citizens of Metropolis didn't see that coming. Turns out even though Metropolis is a safe haven of acceptance, even in 1946, people filled with hate still exist. This story features the adventures of Superman as he fights off evil and learns more and more about his past and the children of a Asian immigrant family who just moved to Metropolis. Their worlds collide when they discover that the school bully's father is a local KKK member. There is so much more to this tale and you can find out all about it as we review Superman Smashes the Klan.
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When a Russian cosmonaut, who has been stranded for decades by his government, comes back to earth with god-like powers, he comes promising to bring world peace... but can he be trusted? A team of superbeings get sent to bring this guy in and he does not go down without a fight. As part of the Valiant comics Universe, this book features the likes of X-O Manowar, Ninjak, Livewire, and Eternal Warrior. Enjoy as we review Divinity by Matt Kindt.
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Imagine being wronged by someone in your past. Imagine a guy coming up to you with proof of their wrongdoing, a gun and 100 bullets, and says you will be given full immunity from your actions, whatever you decided to do with what you've been given. Even the best of us could probably say that's a tempting offer. Well prepare for this story about a woman who lost her husband to gang violence and was framed for it, along with two other stories of people being wronged and given the same proposition. What will they do with what they've been given?
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In a world where humans and robots coexist, with humans even owning robots to be caretakers, in-house maids, and even mechanics, it certainly isn't paradise. Fear and distrust is rising. A rogue robot killed hundreds of people in an attack at a fair. Can humans trust robots? Or will humans and robots have to learn to fend for themselves? Find out the answers to those questions and more as The Comic Panel reviews Not All Robots!
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A wolf meets a boy. The boy is stranded and the wolf can't do much on its own. But the boy has a hope, to get back home. In this emotional tale there is much more to it than what it seems. The Comic Panel delves into a manga today and discusses it all. Enjoy this review of To Your Eternity by Yoshitoki Oima.
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This is it folks, the crossover of the knight. The dark crossover. Ok, that was dumb, but our review of this comic isn't! Here they are, the world's greatest mystery and the world's greatest detective team yet again but this time as reluctant partners. When a mutual enemy attempts to bring to life an ancient evil, can these two put aside their differences? Find out this and more on today's episode, The Comic Panel: The Shadow/Batman!
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Welcome to today's episode as The Comic Panel ready Sheriff of Babylon: Bang. Bang. Bang vol 1 by Tom King. This book follows a military consultant named Chris Henry who is attempting to solve the murder of one of his Iraqi police recruits. Tom King wrote this book based on his experience in Iraq as a CIA officer. Bet you didn't know that.
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The year 2139. A new Gotham. A new Gordon. In this Gotham, Batman is once again a myth, but a conspiracy to release a deadly disease brings the living, breathing Batman once again in the public consciousness. How is Batman going to deal with this new threat? How is he so spry for being something like 150 years old? Listen to this episode reviewing Batman Year 100, to hear all about it.
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Have you ever what it would be like to be a cat? Maybe a bird? How about both? Well for this superhero, Angel Catbird, it's a reality, he's part bird and part cat! Now he has to deal with cat problems, like a rat man wanting take his blood. Witness our review of the comic Angel Catbird by the famed Margaret Atwood!
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Do you believe in conspiracy theories? Well, for Cole Turner, conspiracy theories are more than just speculation, they're the truth. There is a force that is suppressing the truth and another trying to uncover it. But is everything so black and white? Can he be sure that the force trying to suppress the information is bad, and can he be sure that the force trying to uncover this information is good? Find out about this comic in this episode as we review Department of Truth: The End of the World!
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Yes! We are finally reading the Ultimates: Super-Human vol 1! Ok, maybe Tailon is the only one exited for it, but here we are, reviewing the comic. This is the modern Marvel, well, back in 2002. This Marvel is fresh, real, grungy, and edgy. This is the new Avengers, a team of superhero solo acts and a old capsicle, formed by the government to save the world, and generate a lot of PR while doing so. Ok, so what if we only see them on the red carpet and fighting the Hulk in this volume? This the avenger...no, the Ultimates!
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Death! Death is what brough Alex Braith to this ship. The death of her sister. But how did she die? What are the mysteries that are hidden on the Southern Cross? Find out as The Comic Panel review the book Southern Cross by Becky Cloonan.
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Death! One of DC comics Endless is wandering around on earth, finally! She only gets the chance once every 100 years. She's in the form of a girl named Didi and she meets a depressed teenager named Sexton. Through meeting Didi and the perilous journey they take which brings them both to the brink of destruction, he gains a lust for life. Get ready for this episode's review of Death: The High Cost of Living.
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Get ready as we review Trillium by Jeff Lemiere. As the future and past interact two people are at the focal point of the potential destruction of the world caused by it. This is a mind-bending, time-twisting, and visually warped comic and The Comic Panel are just the minds to review it!
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Get ready for Batman in this very Batman show as The Comic Panel discusses Batman: Shadow of the Bat. This volume contains a collection of stories. In the first collection of stories Batman gets himself detained at Arkham to get to the bottom of a mystery that involves Jeremiah Arkham, the nephew of Amadeus Arkham, the founder of Arkham Asylum. Will this new head of Arkham be able to cure Batman? Find out the answer and learn about the other stories in the collection in this jam-packed episode. The Comic Panel airs on 91.5 FM Fairbanks, Alaska. You can also listen to us as we air on ksuaradio.com. Visit our linktree for other ways to follow us: https://linktr.ee/thecomicpanel
One of The Comic Panel's recurring comics, Saga, has returned from hiatus. Recorded in January of 2022, The Comic Panel reviews all of the issues that had been released, all #54! Enjoy as you listen to our diverse views and differing opinions on this episode!
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Cody, Tailon, Jacob, and Chaweinta discuss the first volume of this Sci-Fi/Horror series with Magic Mathematicians and engines powered by ghosts!
Cody, Tailon, Jacob, and Chaweinta discuss this french prize winning graphic novel about lost love by Manuele Fior.
Cody, Tailon, Jacob, and Chaweinta discuss our favorite and least favorite reads from 2021!
Tailon, Cody, Jacob and Chaweinta discuss Old Souls from Brian McDonald and Les McClaine. A story about reincarnation and family.
Cody, Chaweinta, and Jacob discuss the first volume of the critically acclaimed series.
You're listening to part 3 of The Comic Panel discussion of Ultimate Spider-Man by Brian Michael Bendis. What happens when an anti-social bookworm/science geek gets bitten by a radioactive spider? He becomes a foul-mouthed, giant-egoed wrestler…with a heart of gold. Listen to this episode and parts 1 and 2 to get the full coverage of this semi-modern retelling of Spider-Man's origin. (No swing on by joke here because, come on, we're better than that).
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You're listening to part 2 of The Comic Panel discussion of Ultimate Spider-Man by Brian Michael Bendis. What happens when an anti-social bookworm/science geek gets bitten by a radioactive spider? He becomes a foul-mouthed, giant-egoed wrestler…with a heart of gold. Listen to this episode and parts 1 and 3 to get the full coverage of this semi-modern retelling of Spider-Man's origin. (No swing on by joke here because, come on, we're better than that).
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You're listening to part 1 of The Comic Panel discussion of Ultimate Spider-Man by Brian Michael Bendis. What happens when an anti-social bookworm/science geek gets bitten by a radioactive spider? He becomes a foul-mouthed, giant-egoed wrestler…with a heart of gold. Listen to this episode and parts 2 and 3 to get the full coverage of this semi-modern retelling of Spider-Man's origin. (No swing on by joke here because, come on, we're better than that).
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You're listening to part 3 of The Comic Panel episode where we discuss the comic book Doom Patrol by Grant Morrison. What happens when a robot meets a woman with multiple personalities? What happens when a wheel-chair bound doctor tries to get the band back together again? What if that band has a few new people? A few wacky adventures happens that's what. Listen to our coverage of that very story in this part and parts 1 and 2 for the answer to the question: what are you babbling about?
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You're listening to part 2 of The Comic Panel episode where we discuss the comic book Doom Patrol by Grant Morrison. What happens when a robot meets a woman with multiple personalities? What happens when a wheel-chair bound doctor tries to get the band back together again? What if that band has a few new people? A few wacky adventures happens that's what. Listen to our coverage of that very story in this part and parts 1 and 3 for the answer to the question: what are you babbling about?
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You're listening to part 1 of The Comic Panel episode where we discuss the comic book Doom Patrol by Grant Morrison. What happens when a robot meets a woman with multiple personalities? What happens when a wheel-chair bound doctor tries to get the band back together again? What if that band has a few new people? A few wacky adventures happens that's what. Listen to our coverage of that very story in this part and parts 2 and 3 for the answer to the question: what are you babbling about?
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You're listening to part 3 of The Comic Panel episode covering the comic Dorohedoro by Q Hayashida. In a world where only wizards and non-wizards exist, the non-wizards get the short end of the stick. Go figure. In this world wizards train to become the best wizards by experimenting on...you guessed it...non-wizards. This comic contains a hodgepodge of characters and stories detailing the lives of the people in the wizard world and the non-wizards that live in The Hole. Listen to parts 1 and 2 for the full story.
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Welcome to the special edition and audio podcast exclusive: The Comic Panel News. In these special editions we will be discussing various topics that are being talked about in the entertainment/business world as it relates to comics. This episode was recorded on May 29th and we cover several topics:
- New Eternals teaser
- Cast list for Netflix’s Sandman
- Aaron Taylor-Johnson cast as Kraven
- Amazon to acquire MGM Studios
- Batman: The World event
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You're listening to part 2 of The Comic Panel episode covering the comic Dorohedoro by Q Hayashida. In a world where only wizards and non-wizards exist, the non-wizards get the short end of the stick. Go figure. In this world wizards train to become the best wizards by experimenting on...you guessed it...non-wizards. This comic contains a hodgepodge of characters and stories detailing the lives of the people in the wizard world and the non-wizards that live in The Hole. Listen to parts 1 and 3 for the full story.
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You're listening to part 1 of The Comic Panel episode covering the comic Dorohedoro by Q Hayashida. In a world where only wizards and non-wizards exist, the non-wizards get the short end of the stick. Go figure. In this world wizards train to become the best wizards by experimenting on...you guessed it...non-wizards. This comic contains a hodgepodge of characters and stories detailing the lives of the people in the wizard world and the non-wizards that live in The Hole. Listen to parts 2 and 3 for the full story.
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Listen to part 3 of The Comic Panel episode discussing the comic Irredeemable by Mark Waid. What happens when the worlds greatest superhero turns evil? What are the rest of world's superheroes left to do? Especially when they have no idea why the ex-hero turned evil. Even worse, they start to question just how much they knew about the ex-hero in the first place. Listen this episode and parts 1 and 2 to find out all that and more.
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Listen to part 2 of The Comic Panel episode discussing the comic Irredeemable by Mark Waid. What happens when the worlds greatest superhero turns evil? What are the rest of world's superheroes left to do? Especially when they have no idea why the ex-hero turned evil. Even worse, they start to question just how much they knew about the ex-hero in the first place. Listen this episode and parts 1 and 3 to find out all that and more.
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Listen to part 1 of The Comic Panel episode discussing the comic Irredeemable by Mark Waid. What happens when the worlds greatest superhero turns evil? What are the rest of world's superheroes left to do? Especially when they have no idea why the ex-hero turned evil. Even worse, they start to question just how much they knew about the ex-hero in the first place. Listen this episode and parts 2 and 3 to find out all that and more.
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Listen to part 3 of The Comic Panel episode covering the comic Captain America: Death of the Red Skull by J.M. DeMatteis. Steve Rogers is living the life: fighting crime with his buddy Bucky, a girlfriend who just might be the one, and job where he gets to use his creative talent. However that world is challenged by an encounter with new foes, an injury of an old friend, and the return of an old enemy. Find out all that and more in this riveting discussion.
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Listen to part 2 of The Comic Panel episode covering the comic Captain America: Death of the Red Skull by J.M. DeMatteis. Steve Rogers is living the life: fighting crime with his buddy Bucky, a girlfriend who just might be the one, and job where he gets to use his creative talent. However that world is challenged by an encounter with new foes, an injury of an old friend, and the return of an old enemy. Find out all that and more in this riveting discussion.
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Listen to part 1 of The Comic Panel episode covering the comic Captain America: Death of the Red Skull by J.M. DeMatteis. Steve Rogers is living the life: fighting crime with his buddy Bucky, a girlfriend who just might be the one, and job where he gets to use his creative talent. However that world is challenged by an encounter with new foes, an injury of an old friend, and the return of an old enemy. Find out all that and more in this riveting discussion.
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Welcome to the first special edition and audio podcast exclusive episode of The Comic Panel. In these special editions we will be discussing various topics that are being talked about in the entertainment/business world as it relates to comics. In this episode we discuss several topics:
- AT&T, WB, and Discovery merger
- New Batman show
- New Superman show
- Payton Reed's twitter
- Injustice Gods Among Us Movie
- Batgirl movie news
- The Flash tv show news
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Listen to part 3 of The Comic Panel's discussion of Monster by Naoki Urasawa. This books features a doctor, two kids, and a monster. What happens when you defy orders? What happens when two kids become orphaned? What happens when rich folk start dying mysteriously? Listen and find out.
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Listen to part 2 of The Comic Panel's discussion of Monster by Naoki Urasawa. This books features a doctor, two kids, and a monster. What happens when you defy orders? What happens when two kids become orphaned? What happens when rich folk start dying mysteriously? Listen and find out.
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Listen to part 1 of The Comic Panel's discussion of Monster by Naoki Urasawa. This books features a doctor, two kids, and a monster. What happens when you defy orders? What happens when two kids become orphaned? What happens when rich folk start dying mysteriously? Listen and find out.
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Listen to the 3rd and final part of The Comic Panel discussing the unique collaboration between Scott Snyder and Stephen King known as American Vampire. This episode we wrap up discussion on the story which follows the exploits of Skinner Sweet and a new vampire of his caliber.
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Listen to part 2 of as The Comic Panel discussing the unique collaboration between Scott Snyder and Stephen King known as American Vampire. This story follows the exploits of Skinner Sweet and a new vampire of his caliber.
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Listen as The Comic Panel begins discussing the unique collaboration between Scott Snyder and Stephen King known as American Vampire. This story follows the exploits of Skinner Sweet and a new vampire of his caliber.
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This is the 3rd and final part of The Comic Panel episode where we discuss the book Afterlife with Archie created and written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and art by Francesco Francavilla. What do you do when you friends turn into zombies? Do you give up and let them turn you? Do you set a malt shop on fire? Or do you bunker down with the richest friend you know? See all that and more in Afterlife with Archie.
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This is part 2 of The Comic Panel episode where we discuss the book Afterlife with Archie created and written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and art by Francesco Francavilla. What do you do when you friends turn into zombies? Do you give up and let them turn you? Do you set a malt shop on fire? Or do you bunker down with the richest friend you know? See all that and more in Afterlife with Archie.
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This is part 1 of The Comic Panel episode where we discuss the book Afterlife with Archie created and written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and art by Francesco Francavilla. What do you do when you friends turn into zombies? Do you give up and let them turn you? Do you set a malt shop on fire? Or do you bunker down with the richest friend you know? See all that and more in Afterlife with Archie.
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This is the 3rd and final part of The Comic Panel episode Saga of the Swamp Thing by Alan Moore. Have you ever known someone to willingly turn themselves into a plant? How about them wanting take over the world? I haven't either, until I read this book. This book is the first volume of Alan Moore's run on Swamp Thing and it does not skimp out on the action and drama. If you enjoy drama mixed with mystical things and DC comics then you are going to enjoy this book.
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This is part 2 of The Comic Panel episode Saga of the Swamp Thing by Alan Moore. Have you ever known someone to willingly turn themselves into a plant? How about them wanting take over the world? I haven't either, until I read this book. This book is the first volume of Alan Moore's run on Swamp Thing and it does not skimp out on the action and drama. If you enjoy drama mixed with mystical things and DC comics then you are going to enjoy this book.
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This is part 1 of The Comic Panel episode Saga of the Swamp Thing by Alan Moore. Have you ever known someone to willingly turn themselves into a plant? How about them wanting take over the world? I haven't either, until I read this book. This book is the first volume of Alan Moore's run on Swamp Thing and it does not skimp out on the action and drama. If you enjoy drama mixed with mystical things and DC comics then you are going to enjoy this book.
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This is the 3rd and final part of our episode on the manga Drifting Classroom written and illustrated by Kazuo Umezu. Have you ever gone on a school trip? Was the entire school with you? How about the building as well? If not lucky you, the same cannot be said for Sho Takamatsu and his classmates who's entire class (along with the school) were teleported into a barren wasteland. Why did this happen? Where are they? Maybe even, when are they? The answers to some of these questions were answered in part 1, and more will be answered in this episode.
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This is part 2 of our episode on the manga Drifting Classroom written and illustrated by Kazuo Umezu. Have you ever gone on a school trip? Was the entire school with you? How about the building as well? If not lucky you, the same cannot be said for Sho Takamatsu and his classmates who's entire class (along with the school) were teleported into a barren wasteland. Why did this happen? Where are they? Maybe even, when are they? The answers to some of these questions were answered in part 1, and more will be answered in this episode.
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Have you ever gone on a school trip? Was the entire school with you? How about the building as well? If not lucky you, the same cannot be said for Sho Takamatsu and his classmates who's entire class (along with the school) were teleported into a barren wasteland. The manga that is discussed in this episode is Drifting Classroom written and illustrated by Kazuo Umezu. Why did this happen? Where are they? Maybe even, when are they? The answers to some of these questions will be given in this episode, and all of these answers will be given by part 3.
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This was recorded on September 15, 2020. This is the 3rd and final part of our full Comic Panel discussion on the comic book Spawn by Todd McFarlane. Yes, we are still ripping into the book, and we continue to have fun while doing so; it's great.
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This was recorded on September 15, 2020. This is part 2 of our full Comic Panel discussion on the comic book Spawn by Todd McFarlane. As we continue to analyze the book, we continue to rip it to shreds; it's continues to be great.
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This was recorded on September 15, 2020. This is part 1 of our full Comic Panel discussion on the comic book Spawn by Todd McFarlane. We begin by discussing the Mandalorian season 1 trailer and then we dive into the book. We proceed to rip it to shreds; it's great.
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The Comic Panel finishes its intense discussion the comic book God Country by Donny Cates.
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The Comic Panel continues its intense discussion the comic book God Country by Donny Cates.
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Part one in our discussion of the book God Country by Donny Cates and Geoff Shaw as well as Comic Book movie news
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