Panel Crashers

The 1990s were a crazy time for comics, and we couldn't have Avenging August without tackling the Avengers' most infamous crossover event, The Crossing.

It's week two of Avenging August, and in this episode, Nick navigates his co-hosts through 1989's Avengers Spotlight #26, which happens to be the first part of Acts of Vengeance!

Welcome to Avenging August! This month, we're focusing on Earth's Mightiest Heroes, and we're kicking things off with Matt Fraction and David Aja's 2012 Hawkeye #1. We even discuss the Hawkeye TV series just for fun.

This week, we discuss the 'You either love it or you hate it' Supergirl film from 1984.

In this episode, Dan navigates his co-hosts through the turbulent and sometimes wacky world of Ang Lee's Hulk.

Our Peter David Month continues with Incredible Hulk #417, arguably one of the funniest issues David ever wrote.

Believe it or not, July 2025 marks the 25th anniversary of the first X-Men movie, and we couldn't let the occasion pass by without reliving the film that helped get comic book adaptations to where they are today.

Our Peter David Month continues with the 2000 Young Justice event, "Sins of Youth".

The Panel Crashers hosts are dedicating the entire month of July to the great, late Peter David.  To start things off, Dan chose 2017's Ben Reilly: The Scarlet Spider #1, written by Peter David, and art by Mark Bagley.

We close out Pulp June by watching the 1990 Dick Tracy movie directed and starring Warren Beatty and featuring a who's who of Hollywood actors.

In this episode, the Panel Crashers hosts discuss 2024's Dick Tracy Vol. 1, written by Alex Segura, and Michael Moreci, with art Geraldo Borges.

This episode is all about the classic 1980 film Flash Gordon!

In this episode, we discuss 2024's Flash Gordon: Escape From Planet Death! We also dissect our histories with Flash Gordon and the current state of comic books in general.

In this episode we bid au revoir to Tom Taylor May by watching the 2021 Injustice animated movie.

Week three of Tom Taylor May brings us to volume 1 of his iconic Nightwing run with artist Bruno Redondo.

Tom Taylor May continues with Nick's pick: 2017's Justice League/Power Rangers, written by Tom Taylor, with art by Stephen Byrne.

Welcome one and all to Tom Taylor May! That's right, we're dedicading an entire month to the one and only Tom Taylor, and we're kicking off the festivities with 2020's Hellblaze: Rise and Fall.

Panel Crasers is celebrating one year on the air! Join our party as we sit in Dan's Batcave and watch his favorite movie, 1995's Batman Forever.

Sadly, it's the final week of Anything April, but wipe those tears because we're going out with a bang by discussing the 1994 Roger Corman-produced Fantastic Four film!

In this episode, we're discussing one of the biggest bombs of the 1980s. That's right, boys and girls, we're watching Howard the Duck!

It's week three of Anything April and Nick decided this would be the perfect time to discuss 2017's Deadpool the Duck #1. 

Anything April continues with Dam's pick, Silver Surfer #33, written by Jim Valentino and illustrated by Ron Lim. This is a shorter episode than usual, but it still has the same amount of information, laughs, and Nick saying "like" that you've come to expect from Panel Crashers.

Panel Crachers is kicking off a new month full of laughs, questions, and, more than likely, tears of joy. This week, we discuss the craziness of Defernders #62 from 1978.

Today we finish Moore March with the film adaptation of V for Vendetta starring Hugo Weaving and Natalie Portman.

We couldn't do an Alan Moore month without discussing 1988's V for Vendetta illustrated by David Lloyd.