Forbidden Panel
In this episode AJ reviews the 25th Anniversary of Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, Widows and Fantastic Beasts Crimes of Grindelwald.
It’s finally here. Episode #200 of the PanelCast. The last episode ever.
For this very special show AJ is joined by long time friend and collaborator, Janelle Vendeville.
Sit and listen as they cover all the latest news as well as discuss what it’s been like for Janelle to raise her kids in a geek world.
All of that and their review on the Nun.
You would think that after 200 shows AJ would have realized that recording with the fan on was a bad idea. Well you would be wrong. While he apologizes for the loud fan noise in the back he knows you all will rest easy knowing it’s that last time you will hear such a mistake on the show.
As a goodbye present, the end of the episode is filled with all of the commercials and show intros that we have ever produced. Thank all of you for 10 years of tuning in. 200 episodes has not been an easy feat to accomplish and we want to thank you all for being patient with us through it all.
Thank you, and goodbye.
In this episode AJ is joined by a very special guest to help him continue on his quest to episode #200.
Listen as they review Ocean’s 8, E3, and the Incredibles 2.
All of this plus the news!!
In this episode AJ is joined by Jimmy Purcell of BeenBetterComic.com and A3 publishing.
Sit back and enjoy as they both get spoiler heavy in their discussion about Avengers Infinity War, Deadpool 2, and Solo.
While you are listening, watch as Jimmy draws in super real time his thoughts of the show.
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Due to AJ’s advanced age, he mistakenly states that this is Episode #195 when in fact it is Episode #196. It is all AJ’s fault and he is being committed to an elderly facility ASAP.
Image Comics is pleased to reveal a very special Rob Liefeld variant cover to the #23 issue of Liefeld’s highly anticipated BLOODSTRIKE BRUTALISTS arc featuring story and artwork by Michel Fiffe (COPRA). This variant cover introduces an all-new character—The Pouch!
“Since the moment I introduced The Pouch on my social media, the fans have exploded with support and enthusiasm!” said Liefeld. “The truest definition of ‘because you demanded it!’ The Pouch comes to life on the cover and in an interior story included in Bloodstrike Brutalists 2!”
In BRUTALISTS Part Two, bureaucratic overlords with morbid agendas need love, too. What lengths will they go to? A string of gruesome murders, a deadly disease, and a dark conspiracy; for Bloodstrike, that’s a Tuesday.
BLOODSTRIKE #23 will hit stores on Wednesday, June 27th.
Source: Liefeld variant introduces new character—The Pouch—to highly anticipated BLOODSTRIKE BRUTALISTS
In this episode AJ discusses his idea for an underwater murder mystery.
In this new format, join AJ and he sits down and discusses his comic book ideas. This will be the first in a long series to help relaunch the podcast.
Eisner-nominated writer Christopher Sebela (High Crimes, Heartthrob, We(l)come Back), artist Joshua Hixson (The Black Woods), and letterer Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou (Felix & Macabber) team up for the all-new revenge thriller SHANGHAI RED, coming this June from Image Comics.
“Moving to Portland, Oregon was the thing that jump-started my comics career, so I wanted to pay it back the best way I know how: by putting it in a book,” said Sebela. “After studying its history and going on a tour of the Shanghai Tunnels, I came out with Red, our main character. She’s as bloody and complicated as the city she’s come back to, and getting to do justice to both of them alongside Josh and Hassan has made this book a dream/nightmare come true for me.”
Red is one of hundreds shanghaied out of Portland in the late 1800s. Drugged, kidnapped, and sold to a ship’s captain, she wakes up on a boat headed out to sea for years, unable to escape or reveal who she truly is. Now, she’s on her way back, in a boat covered in blood, to find her family—and to track down the men responsible for stealing her life out from under her. Continue reading
Strap in for an all-new science fiction tale from
Joseph Keatinge and Bret Blevins
Writer Joseph Keatinge (GLORY, SHUTTER) and legendary artist Bret Blevins (New Mutants, Sleepwalker) team up for the spacefaring series STELLAR—created by Robert Kirkman and Marc Silvestri—this June from Image Comics/Skybound Entertainment.
Stellar was taken as a child and transformed into the ultimate weapon, one that would end an intergalactic war. She succeeded…at everything except finding peace. Now, she’s reduced to bounty hunting, scouring the worlds she’s broken in search of redemption.
But there are other weapons loose in the galaxy, and it seems they just can’t leave the war behind them. Continue reading
In this episode AJ is joined by Richard Duron as they discuss and review Black Panther.
Also, Richard and AJ show their age by discussing and reviewing the newest Transformers toy line, Power Of The Primes.
