Moving Panels

Moving Panels

By Laramy WellsTV & Film
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Moving Panels episodes

  • One Shot: Reimaging Characters for the Screen

    Join Laramy Wells and special guest Nicholas Pepin from the Pop Culture Roulette podcast as they dive into the wild world of comic book characters reimagined for the screen! From controversial changes like The Mandarin in Iron Man 3 and Taskmaster in Black Widow, to surprising takes on Doomsday in Batman v Superman and beyond, we discuss the creative (and sometimes questionable) liberties Hollywood takes. Whether you love the twists or loathe the changes, this episode breaks down how these characters transformed and why it matters to fans.

    39 min
  • 116 Hellboy (2019)

    Laramy Wells is joined by Tim Williams and Blake Fowler to tackle the 2019 Hellboy reboot, starring David Harbour as the iconic demon hero. They dive into the film’s darker, grittier tone, its mix of mythology, monsters, and mayhem, and how it compares to Guillermo del Toro’s beloved adaptations. With high-stakes action, a hefty dose of humor, and a cast of memorable characters, they discuss what works and what falls flat in this version of Hellboy. Does this reboot live up to the Hellboy legacy, or is it a misstep in the cinematic underworld? Tune in as they explore the film’s strengths, weaknesses, and everything in between!

    1 hr 2 min
  • One Shot: Comic Book Retellings of Christmas Classics

    Join Laramy Wells, Nicholas Pepin, and Gerry D in this festive One Shot episode of Moving Panels! We put a comic book twist on your favorite holiday classics, reimagining Home Alone, National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, Santa Claus: The Movie, A Christmas Story, A Christmas Carol, and A Muppet Family Christmas with superheroes and supervillains. From mischievous traps to epic super-powered showdowns, this is Christmas like you've never seen before!

    40 min
  • 115 What if...? Happy Hogan Saved Christmas

    Join Laramy Wells and cohost Justin Baker as they unwrap the holiday mayhem of What If...? Happy Hogan Saved Christmas. In this Marvel multiverse twist, unlikely heroes like Happy Hogan and Darcy Lewis take center stage to save Avengers Tower from Justin Hammer's hijinks. Packed with action, humor, and nods to Die Hard, this episode is the perfect blend of festive cheer and superhero fun. Laramy and Justin explore the episode’s comic book connections, memorable quotes, standout scenes, and the creative ways it celebrates the spirit of Christmas in the Marvel Universe.

    33 min
  • One Shot: Best Alfred

    Who’s the best butler in the Batcave? In this One Shot episode, Laramy is joined by Tim Williams and Nicholas Pepin to dive into the portrayals of Alfred Pennyworth across live-action Batman adaptations. From the suave father figure of Michael Gough to the tough-as-nails mentor of Sean Pertwee, Andy Serkis, and everything in between, we’ll rank our favorites, debate their impact on the Dark Knight, and maybe even throw a few curveballs into the discussion. Tune in to see which Alfred gets the title of “Best Bat-Butler!”

    17 min
  • 114 The Dark Knight

    In this episode of Moving Panels, Laramy is joined by Tim Williams and Nicholas Pepin to dive into the cinematic masterpiece that redefined superhero films: The Dark Knight. Together, they explore the movie's comic book roots, its unforgettable performances—especially Heath Ledger’s iconic Joker—and its thought-provoking themes of morality and chaos. The trio discusses key moments lifted straight from the comics, breaks down any plot holes, and debates whether Batman's actions make him a hero or an anti-hero. Plus, they tackle fun hypotheticals, like who they’d recast and what really happened with those ferries. Don’t miss this deep dive into one of the greatest superhero films of all time!

    1 hr 6 min
  • One Shot: Real World Events & Comic Books

    In this One Shot episode of Moving Panels, Laramy and Bethany explore the powerful intersection of real-world events and the comic book medium. Building on their recent deep dive into Persepolis, they shift focus to They Called Us Enemy, George Takei’s poignant account of Japanese-American internment during World War II; Maus, Art Spiegelman’s Pulitzer Prize-winning depiction of the Holocaust; and March, Congressman John Lewis’s stirring graphic memoir of the Civil Rights Movement. Join us as we examine how these works use the art of comics to illuminate history, inspire change, and connect with readers on a deeply human level.

    24 min
  • 113 Persepolis

    Join Laramy and his wife, Bethany, on this episode of Moving Panels as they dive into Persepolis, the acclaimed graphic novel and its animated film adaptation. Together, they explore the poignant and personal story of Marjane Satrapi, set against the backdrop of the Iranian Revolution. From its powerful themes to its striking visuals, they discuss how the film brings the autobiographical comic to life. Whether you're new to Persepolis or a longtime fan, this episode offers a heartfelt look at one of the most important graphic novel adaptations in history.

    49 min
  • One Shot: Best 2000s Comic Book Movie Bracket

    Join Laramy Wells, Tim Williams, and Nicholas Pepin for this One Shot episode as they go head-to-head in a bracket showdown to determine the best comic book movie of the 2000s. From fan-favorite blockbusters to hidden gems, the trio debates the highs and lows of superhero cinema during the decade. Which film will rise above the rest? Tune in for a heated and fun-filled discussion on Moving Panels!

    57 min
  • 112 Justice League: Secret Origins

    Join hosts Laramy Wells and Blake Fowler as they explore the Justice League Animated Series' debut arc, "Secret Origins." In this episode of Moving Panels, they discuss the first three episodes that bring together Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and more to fight an extraterrestrial invasion. Delve into how the series captures the essence of DC's most iconic heroes while blending comic book lore with a fresh animated approach. Packed with action, teamwork, and the foundations of the Justice League as we know it, this conversation is one not to miss for longtime fans and newcomers alike!

    47 min

About Moving Panels

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Moving Panels is a podcast where we discuss movies and TV shows based on, inspired by, and adapted from the world of comic books.