by Laramy Wells
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.
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July 28, 2026
<p>Our Summer Series comes to a groovy conclusion! Laramy Wells is joined by Nicholas Pepin and James Brooks to discuss Army of Darkness, the cult classic that proves you don't need to be based on a comic book to feel like one. The trio explores how Sam Raimi's medieval horror-comedy captures the spirit of comic books through its larger-than-life hero, over-the-top action, and unforgettable visuals. They also dive into the different versions of the film, its connection to the Evil Dead franchise, Bruce Campbell's iconic performance as Ash Williams, and how the story continues in the comics.</p><p></p>
July 20, 2026
<p>We always talk about comic books getting turned into movies, but what happens when the traffic moves backward? In this special <strong>One Shot</strong> episode of Moving Panels, host Laramy Wells is joined by co-hosts Tim Williams, Nicholas Pepin, and Gerry D. to dive deep into the massive, chaotic, and awesome world of comic books directly inspired by cinema and television.</p><p>From canonical continuation series that picked up where canceled TV shows left off to insane crossover events Hollywood could never afford, we break down how the comic medium expands our favorite screen universes.</p><p><strong>What we’re unpacking tonight:</strong></p><ul><li><p><strong>The Official Continuations:</strong> Joss Whedon’s massive, budget-free Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 8 and the incredible DC Universe expansions in Smallville Season 11 (including Clark becoming a Green Lantern and his tactical showdown with Batman!).</p></li><li><p><strong>The McClane Files:</strong> A deep dive into John McClane’s comic history, featuring the prequel series Die Hard: Year One and Laramy’s recent read, A Million Ways to Die Hard.</p></li><li><p><strong>The Slashers & Sci-Fi Icons:</strong> How Ash Williams (Army of Darkness/The Evil Dead) became a comic book staple, the iconic Dark Horse Alien vs. Predator runs, and the massive Ghostbusters and Star Trek comic universes.</p></li><li><p><strong>The 80s Cartoon Toy Box:</strong> The deep-cut lore of Transformers, G.I. Joe, M.A.S.K., Voltron, ThunderCats, Dino-Riders, Bravestarr, Visionaries, SilverHawks, and Inhumanoids.</p></li></ul><p>⚠️ <strong>ANNOUNCEMENT:</strong> We hit a bit of a snag behind the scenes tonight. At one point during the recording, Laramy suffered a massive computer glitch. We kept the tapes rolling anyway, and the guys carried the torch to the finish line. We're curious to see if the audience can actually catch exactly when Laramy is no longer a part of the episode! Let us know your timestamps in the comments!</p><p><strong>Follow the Panel:</strong></p><ul><li><p><strong>Instagram:</strong> @MovingPanels</p></li><li><p><strong>X (Twitter):</strong> @MovingPanels</p></li><li><p><strong>Facebook:</strong> Moving Panels Podcast</p></li></ul>
July 13, 2026
<p>The Summer Series continues as Laramy Wells is joined by Justin Baker and Blake Fowler to discuss Chronicle (2012), the found-footage superhero thriller that asks a simple question: what would really happen if three teenagers suddenly gained incredible powers?</p><p>As part of our series on movies inspired by comic books, we explore why Chronicle feels so much like an X-Men story despite not being based on any comic, discuss Andrew Detmer's tragic transformation, debate the strengths and weaknesses of the film's found-footage approach, and even answer the question of what we'd do if we woke up with telekinesis tomorrow.</p><p>Plus, we talk about the performances of Dane DeHaan, Alex Russell, and Michael B. Jordan, examine the movie's lasting influence on superhero storytelling, and recommend a comic that takes Chronicle's central ideas to an even darker place.</p><p>Is Chronicle a hidden superhero classic or does it fall just short of greatness? Listen and find out.</p>
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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.
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