Behind the Panel
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Overview
Behind the Panel (2019) is a SYFY WIRE YouTube and podcast documentary series that celebrates everything comics. It is hosted and written by Emmy-winner Michael Avila. The podcast is produced, scored, and edited by Paul Terry.
2 seasons
Season 1
2019 · 20 episodes
Season 1
2019 · 20 episodes
- 1 1. The Story of Vertigo Comics (Part 1 of 4)
- 2 2. The Story of Vertigo Comics (Part 2 of 4)
- 3 3. The Story of Vertigo Comics (Part 3 of 4)
- 4 4. The Story of Vertigo Comics (Part 4 of 4)
- 5 5. Batman at 80 (Part 1 of 4)
- 6 6. Batman at 80 (Part 2 of 4)
- 7 7. Batman at 80 (Part 3 of 4)
- 8 8. Batman at 80 (Part 4 of 4)
- 9 9. Becky Cloonan on Gotham Academy, Indie comics and the Silver Surfer
- 10 10. DC Comics Legend Paul Levitz on his Five-Decade Career
- 11 11. Gerard & Mikey Way Reunite for DC's Young Animal
- 12 12. Marv Wolfman Reflects on Blade, the New Teen Titans, and Crisis
- 13 13. San Diego Comic-Con at 50 (Part 1 of 2)
- 14 14. San Diego Comic-Con at 50 (Part 2 of 2)
- 15 15. Dan Jurgens on Booster Gold and the Death of Superman
- 16 16. Tula Lotay: Comic Book Collaborations, Thought Bubble Festival, and Beyond
- 17 17. Greg Capullo on Spawn, Todd McFarlane, Batman, and Scott Snyder
- 18 18. Joe Hill: Hill House Comics, Stephen King, and the Art of Horror
- 19 19. Dan DiDio: The Definitive DCU Timeline, the Metal Men, and Godzilla
- 20 20. Todd McFarlane: Making Comics History, the new Spawn film, and Producing DC Toys
Season 2
2020 · 5 episodes
Season 2
2020 · 5 episodes
- 1 1. Kelly Sue DeConnick: Writing Aquaman Comics, Quarantine, and Potato Chips
- 2 2. Tom King: Strange Adventures and Pandemic-inspired Storytelling
- 3 3. G. Willow Wilson: Invisible Kingdom, Wonder Woman, and Joining the Sandman Universe
- 4 4. Joshua Williamson: The Flash, Blockbuster Comics, and Star Wars
- 5 5. Cecil Castellucci: Writing Batgirl, Watching Disney Movies, and Recommended Reading
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