Week three of Fantastic February brings us to Fantastic Four Vol. 3 #41 by Jeph Loeb and Carlos Pacheco.

But that's not all, we also discuss Rosario Dawson, Vinnie Jones' singing career, and more!

Week two of Fantastic February brings us to the Walt Simonson and Arthur Adams classic The New Fantastic Four! Originally published in Fantastic Four #347-349, the arc introduced a new team featuring Spider-Man, Ghost Rider, Wolverine, and the Hulk.

The Panel Crashers Podcast proudly presents Fantastic February! That's right, kids. We're dedicating an entire month to Marvel's first family, and we're starting with Mark Waid and Mike Wieringo's 2003 story "Unthinkable."

We say goodbye to Justice January with the Znyder Cut.

Justice January continues with a look at 2017's Justice League film. This was Dan's first time seeing the movie, hopefully, he survived the experience. As for his co-hosts, their opinions on the movie may surprise you.

Can you believe it's already week three of Justice January? But time flies when you BWA-HAHAHA so much. Anyway, in this episode, we discuss Justice League International #24 and Footloose: The Musical for some reason.

It's week two of Justice January, and this week, Nick chose JLA Tower of Babel from JLA #43-46 by Mark Waid, Howard Porter, and Steve Scott.

Welcome to the first episode of Justice January! That's right, we're dedicating the mighty Justice League an entire month, and Dan Healey is kicking off the festivities with 2002's JLA/JSA: Virtue and Vice by David S. Goyer, Geoff Johns, and Carlos Pacheco.

It's our final episode of 2024 and we're going out with a bang! Join the Panell Crashers crew as they eat Christmas cookies, drink eggnog, and discuss the Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special. And be sure to listen until the end for a special treat.

Welcome to the first-ever Panel Crashers Christmas Special! This week, the three hosts chose a Christmas-themed comic book from the past. Dan chose the classic Uncanny X-Men #143, while Nick went with the Lobo Paramilitary Christmas Special from 1991. To finish things off, Jose chose the mostly forgotten Force Works #8 from 1994.