The Comic Panel Podcast

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...

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...

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...

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 episod...

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 apoc...

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. Fo...

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 them...

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...

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-provo...

I am Groot

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!...

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 br...

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...

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.);...

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 unpop...

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 Marville by 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...

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 on...

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!   The Comic Panel airs Monday and Saturdays at 5pm AKST on KSUA 91.5 FM in Fairbanks, Alaska. You can als...

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 spl...

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?   The Comic Panel airs Monday and Saturdays at 5pm AKST on KSUA 91.5 FM in Fairbanks, Alaska. You can a...

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 t...

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 unrav...