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Thor: Love & Thunder, Sandman: Nightmare Country, Flashpoint | From Panel To Podcast
This episode is a little shorter than normal, but still packs a mighty punch with reviews of some of last week's most notable comic book releases. We fix our gaze again on James Tynion IV's body of work, beginning with Sandman: Nightmare Country and then Wynd. We also breakdown the beginning of DC's next big event, Flashpoint Beyond, which sees both Bruce and Thomas Wayne suited up as Batmen. Outside of comics, we gush about the short Thor: Love & Thunder trailer.
As always, the episode ends with a look ahead to this week's releases.
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From Panel to Podcast is a weekly show created by two lifelong comic book readers who offer suggestions on which comic books you should be reading each week. Each episode also dives into the latest developments for comics in video games, movies, and television shows. We'll even discuss comic book collectibles and anything we think you should know about that pertains to this entertainment medium.
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