Never Iron Anything The Comics Review Show.

Tony is joined by Pete Doree and Adam Falp to discuss one of the greatest comics of the Bronze or any other Age - Killraven!

The art, background, writing and more is examined by young and old readers alike. 

Seriously, if you haven't read this one you really need to!

You can find Pete's great comic Stan and Jack that views comics history with a Mad Magazine lens right here. And follow him on Twitter here. 

You can follow Mr Falp's antics and buy his comics here. You can also follow him on Twitter here. 

Many thanks for listening.

In this episode Tony and comics podcaster Eamonn Clarke travel back to 1982 and the creation of Warrior Magazine. 

A comics magazine that was a watershed moment in publishing, story and art. The pair talk about the characters themselves as well as the equally interesting creators. Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons, Steve Moore, John Bolton, Steve Dillon, Dez Skinn and a whole lot more!

One not to be missed.

You can listen to The Mega City Book Club podcast here and the Sandman inspired A Handful of Dust here. You can also follow Eamonn on Twitter here. 

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Tony and returning guest Dave Robertson manage to confuse themselves over the creative team on this issue of Starblazer but have a jolly good time reading it nonetheless.

Full of roaring cosmic adventure, cranky space pirates and a genuine 'nightmare' of a planet this episode is well worth a listen.

You can also head over to Dave's site here and grab some of his comics or follow him on Twitter here.

Many thanks for listening!

 

As an added extra episode here is the commentary that Adam Falp and Tony recorded for the release of issue 2 of Atomic Hercules.

It originally went out to backers with their comic but we thought it would be fun to publish it here too.

Warnings Bad Taste and Bad Language ahead!

You can find issues if you haven't already grabbed one at the Tribute Press Store here.

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Tony and returning guest Tom Stewart decided not to review 'Boffy The Vampire Layer issue 51' and instead read the marvellous one-and-done Batman and the Outsiders issue 3 from 1983.

Written by Mike W. Barr with art by Jim Aparo this was a joy to read and talk about.

Tom is also busy making podcasts here and editing comics here. Give him a follow!

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Tony and returning guest and comics creator Alan Henderson sit down to talk about the first Queen and Country story arc 'Broken Ground' by Greg Rucka and Steve Rolston (with a short story drawn by Stan Sakai).

The conversation takes in the story, the art, the characters as well as the Yorkshire TV inspiration for the comic. It's a cracking book with only a couple of scenes that Tony doesn't believe are 'genuine London' enough - he soon forgives and forgets.

Tony and Alan also talk about his new Penned Guin Kickstarter that you should all back here!

You can also follow Alan on Twitter here and find more feathered fun.

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On this episode Tony sits down with comics creators James McCulloch and Johnny Cannon and they discuss the highly regarded Judge Dredd story from the first issue of the Megazine - 'America'. A story written by John Wagner with art by Colin MacNeil and letters by Annie Parkhouse.

 

Will it still stand up? What about that twist ending? How often does Tony hang about in Tescos?

 

You can find more of Johnny Cannon's work here and follow him on Twitter here.

 

You can follow James McCulloch's work here and follow him on Twitter here.

 

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This Episode starts with Tony and his Tribute Press colleague Adam Falp discussing the first quarter of this new comics venture. They talk learning points and creating a new line of books.

In the second half of the episode they are joined by new signing but old pal Fraser Campbell and the three discuss the upcoming martial arts grindhouse comics series 'Knockout and Tiger Style'.

You can find the links for the Kickstarter that's about to drop here.

You can find all you need to know about Adam here and buy his books here.

You can also find the comics work and philosophy of the mighty Fraser Campbell here.

Go and have a look at all the new comics from Tribute Press here - NSFW!

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On this episode Tony chats to comics artist Dave Kennedy about his love for 'Alien: The Illustrated Story'. A book that many consider to be one of the best examples of adapting a movie into comic form.

The history and artistic merits are discussed in detail and how Dave came to buy and then rebuy this graphic novel.

Dave Kennedy is also an excellent science fiction comics artist himself and is currently working on a series for filmmaker John Carpenter. You can find them here and also follow Dave's daily art (and other saucy antics) here. Highly recommended.

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On this episode of the podcast Tony sat down with returning guest Dave Robertson and the pair discussed issue #80 of the original Marvel Comics Star Wars.

This is an issue that happened in continuity just before the release of the Return of the Jedi movie. The guys decide to ignore any possible continuity problems and forge on nonetheless.

You can find out more about Dave's own comics here and buy them here. Have a look for his new anthology 'Mount A Rescue'.

Many thanks for listening.