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Off the Rack Reviews

ComicPop
Batman
DC Comics
Spider-Man
Marvel
Superman
X-Men
Marvel Comics
Ultimate Spider-Man
Wonder Woman
Comic Books
Moon Knight
Wolverine
New York Comic Con
Comic Book Industry
Deadpool
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Comics
Absolute Batman
Captain America
Ultimate Universe

Listen to Tiff and Sal from ComicPop talk all about your favorite new comic books, movies, and TV shows!

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Jason Fabach
Comic book artist and creator
Ghost Machine / Rook Exodus
Episode: Masters of the Universe review and Batman!
Nick Marino
Nick Marino from IDW, talking about Sonic X Godzilla crossover
IDW
Episode: The LOST controversial Swamp Thing is back!
Kenny Porter
Comic book creator, artist/creator of Operation Iron Coffin
IDW Dark
Episode: We want more Marvel/DC crossovers!
Tyrell Cannon
Artist on Operation Iron Coffin
IDW Dark
Episode: We want more Marvel/DC crossovers!
Danny Earls
Artist on Superman Father Tomorrow (Elseworlds)
DC Comics
Episode: DC is beating Marvel?!
Andrew Justra
Script coordinator for "Mutant Mayhem" and writer for the "Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" comic book series.
Paramount Plus
Episode: The NEXT Tony Stark?!
Tim Seeley
Comic book writer and artist, known for his work on Godzilla
IDW Publishing
Episode: The BEST comics of 2025!
Tad Stones
Animator and co-creator of "Gargoyles"
Dynamite Entertainment
Episode: Absolute Superman finds his hope! Plus comic book eras?!
Greg Weisman
Writer and executive producer of "Gargoyles"
Dynamite Entertainment
Episode: Absolute Superman finds his hope! Plus comic book eras?!

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Sal
Host of Off the Rack Reviews; long-running host with a focus on comics, industry context, and live-audience engagement
Tiffany
Co-host of Off the Rack Reviews; handles discussion segments and in-depth comics analysis

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 478 ratings
  • Oh yeah!

    Hell right brother!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Joel (Mecha)
    United States8 months ago
  • The BEST comic book podcast you’ll find

    Love this podcast, keep up the good work

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ricinro
    Canada8 months ago
  • Viewer since 2015

    Sal will critique the behavior of fans but will not do the same to creators. He holds them to no standards. Hypocrite

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    boredmess
    United States10 months ago
  • Comics yay

    Good stuff.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    At Least 8 Disco Balls
    United Statesa year ago
  • I want to like this podcast more.

    Super informative and the hosts are generally fun, but Sal is a bit too negative for me. It’s exhausting.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    At Least 8 Disco Balls
    United Statesa year ago

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Very positive about format, but a few listeners wish for more balanced critique of some topics.
Great chemistry between hosts and guests; knowledgeable and engaging.
Informative with strong industry context, though some fans find Sal's takes polarizing.

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Lanterns, X-Men 97 and Absolute Batman!
Q: What were Colin and Jackson's logline pitch for Star Trek: The Last Starship?
They explained the book started around a dark, apocalyptic angle sparked by a stray Paramount comment, but they reframed it to center hope and a new emotional core built around Kirk and Agnes Girardi within a hundred-year timeline after the Burn.
The LOST controversial Swamp Thing is back!
Q: What can readers expect from this crossover and how does the fusion of two very different worlds work visually and narratively?
He describes balancing visual and narrative logic between the fast-paced Sonic world and the more hulking Godzilla universe, with clever workarounds to keep the story cohesive while letting the toy box of characters (like Knuckles and Shadow) have moments.
The LOST controversial Swamp Thing is back!
Q: Tell us about what spawned the Sonic X Godzilla project and where you came upon it.
Nick Marino explains that he pitched Sonic X Godzilla after being connected with editors he already knew at IDW; the idea blossomed from a collaboration between Sonic and Godzilla editors, with the team iterating for a long time before contracts were signed.
Milestone is back, but does DC care?
Q: How did Event Horizon Inferno come to be a sequel and what were the influences?
Ward explains the post-Dog Descent success and the pitch process, including leveraging the prequel's momentum to expand into a larger five-issue arc and beyond, while balancing the film's original tone with comic storytelling.
Captain America vs Xenomorphs!
Q: Tell us a little bit about how something like Street Sharks comes about and how we get to this point where we're getting a full-blown kind of continuation of the original animated series.
The opportunity came about when I got the email from Mattel asking if I would be interested in writing Street Sharks. I was excited because it was a property I loved as a kid, and we aimed for the comic to feel like the original show, intended for new readers while maintaining the essence that fans loved.

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Two hosts from a long-running comic culture show discuss new releases, industry moves, and cross-media adaptations with sharp banter and deep knowledge. Episodes blend creator-owned publishing news, big publisher shifts, and reviews of the latest comics, films, and TV tie-ins, often weaving in live-audience chatter and personal anecdotes. The format remains approachable for new readers while offering insider context that's valuable for fans and potential guests alike. A standout is the chemistry between the hosts, balanced by insightful analysis of art, storytelling, and business decisions in comics and related media, making it a strong fit for listeners who want informed, entertaining takes and practical recommendations.

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4. Tyrell Cannon
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