Never Iron Anything The Comics Review Show.

This week Tony is re-joined by comics artist and editor Sarah Harris. In a new segment entitled 'Challenge Sarah' she and Tony discuss the English translation of the award winning 'Alone' by Christophe Chaboute.

Prepare to have your heart broken by the story of a man on a lonely island who begins to realise that there may be a chance to escape, not least of all through his imagination.

What a book!

You can follow Sarah on Twitter here and enjoy her adventures as she edits the new Awesome Comics Podcast anthology.

You can also sign up to the new Tribute Press Patreon right here.

Many thanks for listening. 

 

'He paid the price...and, he paid it...like a man!'

This week Tony is joined again by co-host and comics student Eamonn Clarke. The pair sit down and discuss one of the greatest comics of all time.

Not only do they discuss the content of Fantastic Four #51 but also what was happening at the time at Marvel Comics. There's a wealth of books on Jack and Stan and these two have read all of them, so you'll have to take notes!

This is also Part 1 or a two-part Comics Podcasting Crossover. Make sure that you tune into the next episode of the Mega City Book Club Podcast here and you can find out all about a piece of amazing Kirby art from Fantastic Four #51!! Not to be missed.

You can also follow Eamonn and his investigations into comics on Twitter here.

Many thanks for listening.

 

'Do the thing wit' the trunk...'

This week Tony is joined by comics creator and fan Alan Purdie and the pair discuss DC Comics' Hitman series and the focus on issue #34 and the later JLA/Hitman two issue mini-series from 2007.

How does Tommy fit in with the more traditional DC heroes and were Garth Ennis and John McCrea right in returning to this character so many years later?

This is a cracking episode! If you haven't read Hitman then now is the time to catch up.

You can find Alan on Twitter right here.  

Many thanks for listening.

 

On this episode Tony sits down with returning co-host and Penguin herder Mr. Alan Henderson and talks about the three issue mini series from 2004 called We3.

They discuss the story and script by Grant Morrison and dissect the art by Frank Quitely from the heady days of Vertigo Comics. Oh, how we miss them.

You can check out Alan's hot new Kickstarter here and follow him on Twitter right here.

Many thanks for listening.

 

'Lord, why didn't I remember to bring a bottle with me?'

In this episode Tony welcomes comics creator and podcaster Dave Robertson back to the co-host chair. The pair discuss one of the biggest game-changers in Hulk comics history and one that is also quite controversial.

What are the slightly dodgy origins of this book and does it stand as a great comic on it's own with none of that background nonsense?

Have a listen to find out.

Find out more about Dave's work by following him on Twitter here and buying his comics right here.

Many thanks for listening.

 

Tony is joined on this episode by Adam Falp and Darrell Thorpe to discuss the use of Patreons, Kickstarters and more in the small press scene. They also talk about their publishing plans for the upcoming year with Tribute Press and the wider world. 

There is also a NSFW section where Tony makes a prat of himself after the credits!

Head over to Tribute press on Twitter here and their website here.

You can follow Adam here and buy his books right here. 

You can also buy some of Darrell's comics before he turned to the dark side right here.

Many thanks for listening.

This week Tony is joined again by comics creator and mixed media artist Sarah Harris and the pair discuss 'The Sentinels' from Misty comic back in 1978.

This is a formative story and comic for Sarah and she speaks with love and passion for this excellent series. We also get some opinions through from the Godfather of British Comics Mr. Pat Mills! What an episode!

You can find more about Sarah and her artistic ventures by following her on Twitter here.

Many thanks for listening.

This week Tony is joined once again by co-host Eamonn Clarke to talk about the excellent Essex County by Jeff Lemire.

They examine this three act series that is apparently 70% fictional! It's a cracking series that you'll find both uplifting and heart-breaking.

You can find Eamonn on The Mega City Book Club podcast here and follow him on Twitter here. It's highly recommended.

Head over to the Never Iron Anything comics review website for all your comics needs. 

Many thanks for listening.

'The show must go on....like nothing's happened.'

This week Tony is re-joined by co-host Tom Stewart to talk about one of the best comics of the last twenty years 'Blacksad' by Juan Diaz Canales and Juanjo Guarnido.

Simply put, this is a comic that will blow your mind! Why did Tony take so long to finally read this series!!!!

You can find Tom and the brilliant That Comic Smell on Twitter here and have a listen online here. You can also buy a copy of their anthology here. 

Many thanks for listening.

'Maybe I have a soft spot for lost causes.'

Tony is joined by returning co-host Al Henderson and the pair discuss 'Filthy Rich' from the Vertigo Crime line. 

They also do a deep dive into the comics careers of Brian Azzarello and Victor Santos. Get a pen ready for some great recommendations.

You can find Al on Twitter here and his comics for sale here. A Kickstarter for his new volume of Penguin centric humour will be launching soon so keep an eye open! 

You can also find all your the comics reviews and podcasts you need at the new Never Iron Anything website.

Many thanks for listening.