Between The Panels

A review episode preshow discussion went off-topic and ended up producing an entertaining and engaging discussion about the future of Marvel Studios on the heels of some major announcements this week.

Before Watchmen is easily one of the most controversial topics in recent memory. For their first episode back in over month, William and Dane sit down and talk about both sides of the argument. Creators, companies , and comics - it's all here. Get ready for a Between the Panels like no one as the guys talk about what happens After "Before Watchmen."

William and Dane sit down to talk about Marvel's The Avengers.

William and Dane discuss Venom, Invincible Iron Man and Shooters.

With William taking the week off, Dane brings in Justin Vactor to talk about Avengers vs X-Men, Swamp Thing, and Animal Man.

William talks about his problems with Avengers, while Dane discusses what isn't working for him in Superman, but the two join together in a love fest over Avenging Spider-Man.

William and Dane sit down to discuss the joys of the second volume of the Rocketeer Adventures, Scott Synder's amazing work in Batman #7, and the amazing personality of Blair Butler's Heart #4. The guys also dig into what worked and didn't work about The Walking Dead's record-breaking second season.

William and Dane are back together again to talk about the week's new releases including Avengers Assemble #1, Saga #1, and Fantastic Four #604.

With Dane still on tour, Justin Vactor is again sitting shotgun for this week's reviews. Listen as William and Justin talk about Aquaman, Marvel's revolving door policy on artists, and our love for Wolverine and the X-Men.

With Dane starting his east coast tour, William welcomes Justin Vactor back to the show to talk about all about X-Men, Rick Remender, Amazing Spider-Man and much more.

After over 100 issues, William and Dane sit down and welcome writer Matt Fraction back to the show as they close out 2011. This one has it all: Casanova, Fear Itself, variant endings, the inner workings of Marvel editorial retreats and more: there’s plenty of Fraction-related-awesome for everyone.