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Founded in early 2009 by William Goodman and Dane Davenport, Between the Panels is a comic book podcast devoted to bringing its listeners the most intelligent conversation as it relates to the world and medium of comics. With weekly review of new comics, graphic novels, digital comics, the latest comic book news and guest from the hottest comic books and comic book films, BTP always has you covered. Past guests include Greg Rucka, Matt Fraction, Brandon Jerwa, Jason Aaron, Jimmy Palmiotti, Eric Trautmann, Jonathan Hickman, Ashley Edward Miller and a lot more!Between the Panels is recorded for both the comic aficionado and the beginner. So sit back and get ready as we take you, Between the Panels.

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  • Comics Catchup and Fantastic Four Review - BTPcast #225

    Aug 12, 2015 · 51 min

  • Ant-Man Movie Special - BTPcast #224

    Jul 21, 2015 · 54 min

  • What to Read Now - BTPcast #223

    Jun 24, 2015 · 50 min

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