Panel Crashers

We decided to watch the epic 1990 Captain America movie for our final Captain America episode. We're even joined by John Hammel, the funny guy from Homework: The Podcast: Night School!

The Panel Crashers hosts explore 2011's Captain America: The First Avenger. You'll hear how we felt about the movie then and now and a few other fun topics.

This week we tackle the legendary Captain America story "Man and Wolf," better known as the Cap-Wolf story. So grab your silver bullets and join us for this insane 90s adventure.

Our Captain America month continues with Dan's pick of 1974's Captain America #176. It features a sad Cap and the most random Vision scene you'll ever see.

It's hard to believe we're already in July, but that means we can start Captain America month!

We're starting this celebration with Cap's 50th anniversary spectacular from 1991's Captain America #383 by Mark Gruenwald, Ron Lim, and more. Also, apologies for how one of us sounds, we had some technical issues courtesy of Hydra.

We close out X-Men month by watching 2003s X2: X-Men United. But we also stroll down memory lane by recapping our movie-going history.

In this episode, we travel back to the early 90s to check out Uncanny X-Men #273, written by Chris Claremont and drawn by a who's who of artists.

Our X-Men month continues with 2003's New X-Men #146 by Grant Morrison and Phil Jimenez. Dan loved this comic back in the day. So how well has it aged?

Welcome to X-Men Month! This week Nick chose the 1982 graphic novel X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills by Chris Claremong ant Brent Anderson.


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We wrap up Batman Month with a bang by discussing the 1966 Batman film starting Adam West, Burt Ward, and a who's who of villains.