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Hosted by Laramy Wells · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 312 episodes
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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.Host Laramy Wells is joined by a variety of guest hosts to discuss some of the best and worst comic book movies and television shows. New episodes each week! Every other week we delve deep into a movie or TV show with shorter, nerdy conversations (that we call One Shots) in between.
Laramy Wells hosts Moving Panels, a tv show with 312 episodes published.
We always talk about comic books getting turned into movies, but what happens when the traffic moves backward? In this special One Shot episode of Moving Panels , host Laramy Wells is joined by co-hosts Tim Williams, Nic
What happens when film directors reject Hollywood realism and start treating the movie screen like a hand-drawn comic book page? In this special One Shot episode, Laramy is joined by his co-host and wife, Bethany, to bre
This week on Moving Panels , our Summer Series continues with a movie that isn’t based on a comic book… but absolutely feels like one. Laramy is joined by Nicholas Pepin from Pop Culture Roulette and Tim Williams from 80
What happens when you put Marvel’s first family up against Pixar’s super-powered household? On this Moving Panels One Shot , Laramy Wells and Gerry D. dive into the similarities and differences between the Fantastic Four
This summer, Moving Panels is trying something new. Instead of discussing movies and TV shows directly adapted from comics, we’re celebrating stories inspired by them — movies that capture the spirit of comic books witho
This summer, Moving Panels is exploring a different side of comic book storytelling. When most people think of comic book movies, they think of direct adaptations. But every episode of Moving Panels begins with the phras
What happens when Superman sings, Broadway collides with late-night television, and absolutely nobody involved seems to be making the same project? Laramy Wells and Tim Williams dive into the bizarre 1975 TV special It's
It’s aniMAYtion month on Moving Panels , and hosts Laramy Wells, Tim Williams, and Nicholas Pepin are throwing a massive curveball into the ranking machine! We start the episode like any normal, chaotic day at the mercy
For aniMAYtion month, Laramy Wells and Blake Fowler dive into one of the most emotional and morally complex Batman stories ever adapted with Batman: Under the Red Hood . The guys discuss Jason Todd’s return, Batman’s no-
This week on Moving Panels: One Shot , Laramy Wells and James Brooks dive into the darker side of animated comic adaptations in “Adult Themes in Animated Comic Adaptations”. From the brutal violence of Invincible to the
It’s aniMAYtion month on Moving Panels , and we’re diving into one of Marvel’s most chaotic animated releases— Hulk vs. 💥 This episode is split into two mini-episodes as we break down Hulk vs. Thor and Hulk vs. Wolverin
Mythology never really went away… it just started showing up in comic books. In this Moving Panels: One Shot , Laramy is joined by his wife Bethany to explore the deep connections between ancient mythology and modern sup
In this episode of Moving Panels , Laramy is joined by Gerry D, and Blake Fowler to break down Marvel’s Moon Knight —one of the most unique and psychologically complex entries in the MCU. The crew dives deep into how the
Another round of Moving Panels: Versus is here! Laramy Wells is joined by James Brooks and Gerry D. as Flickchart once again takes control, delivering random comic book movie matchups as they continue building the ultima
What happens when two best friends hypnotize their grumpy principal… and accidentally turn him into a superhero in his underwear? On this episode of Moving Panels , Laramy is joined by his daughters, Ruby and Lily, to ta
The bracket ends here. After weeks of voting, debating, and some brutal eliminations, the Moving Panels Villain Bracket has been narrowed down to the Final Four . On this episode, we reveal which villains survived Round
It’s March Madness on Moving Panels , and this year we’re shining the spotlight on villains . This week, Laramy Wells is joined by Justin Baker to dive into The Suicide Squad — a chaotic, violent, and surprisingly heartf
Sometimes the most unforgettable moments in comic book movies don’t belong to the heroes — they belong to the villains. In this Moving Panels: One Shot , Laramy Wells and Justin Baker dive into some of the greatest villa
On this episode of Moving Panels , Laramy Wells and cohost Tim Williams continue their March Madness month focusing on great comic book villains by diving into Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse . Along the way, they disc
Who is the greatest live-action comic book or graphic novel villain of all time? On this episode of Moving Panels , we build the bracket that will decide exactly that. From iconic heavyweights like The Joker and Thanos…
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Moving Panels is hosted by Laramy Wells. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 312 episodes.
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