On this new episode Tony and Helena from the ART92 collective get deep into the art basement of 1989's graphic novel 'Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth'.

We talk about the amazing art and surreal themes of this ground-breaking graphic novel from Grant Morrison and Dave McKean.

You can find more about Helena and her art and subscribe to the newsletter at https://www.artninetwo.com/ 

You can follow the links to some free drawing resources that may well have you eventually drawing Killer Croc or The Joker!

Many thanks for listening.

This week Tony is joined by the Master of The Colony. The Penned Guin himself Mr Alan Henderson.

They travel through Martha's life and talk art, story, themes and terrorists dressed as Tom of Finland.

This is a great series which explores so many themes that it's a wonder it's not talked about more!

You can find more about Alan's work over at the site here https://pennedguin.bigcartel.com/

Many thanks for listening.

'My Friend Dahmer' - You only think you know this story!

Tony and Comics Reviewer and Podcaster Tom Stewart take a dirty and disturbing dive into this graphic novel or 'Big Ass Comic' by Derf Backderf.

A book that may surprise you with insightful story-telling about the teen years of a man who would one day go on to kill.

Find out more about Tom and the 'That Comic Smell Podcast' here https://soundcloud.com/thatcomicsmell

Follow Tom on Twitter @uramyx

My old mucker Mr Vincent Hunt is in the guest chair for a change this episode. He's chosen his favourite team of villains and the Marvel Comics Bronze Age run of issues from Defenders 17 - 19.

We have a blast talking up Len Wein, Sal Buscema, Klaus Janson, Nighthawk, Luke Cage and what a fainter Doc Strange was!

Vince has a load of comics just released Monster Spotters Club and a new Instagram comic called Blak The Comics and a whole lot more!!!

Have a listen and then make sure you go over to give him a follow @Jesterdiablo 

Many thanks for listening.

On this new episode of Never Iron Anything myself and the Sheriff of Dundee Mr Dave Robertson have a look through the different incarnations and stories involving Adam Warlock with that master story-teller Jim Starlin at the helm.

I also get a chance to talk to Dave about his own comics line from Fred Egg Comics. Have a look over at http://fredeggcomics.blogspot.com/ at his stories of real life with a twist.

We also talk about Jazz!

We take a look at one of the more controversial Batman stories 'A Death In The Family'. Was it a crass cash-in? Did it work as a story? Is Jim Aparo a much-missed comics mater (yes). Does Tony mention a Polecat?

Have a listen! And then make sure you pop over to https://www.artninetwo.com/ and have a look at some great comics and artwork!

After a mistake that Tony admits to he meets up with comics creator Jonny Cannon (The United) and they talk about nineties Marvel and more. They examine the work of Mike Manley but also examine many other comics and style. It's a cracker!

In this episode myself and Mr Cliff Cumber dissect the output of IDW's imprint Black Crown. What was good? What was bad? Why didn't it succeed? And do we miss it?

On this Lock Down Episode myself and Sarah Harris talk about that classic comic from the eighties Elektra Assassin.

Will it stand up? What stupid things will Tony say?

 Warning - Explicit Content

This episode is a part of Honest Review Month over at http://neverironanything.blogspot.com/?zx=3da81a3c32d0bbb4

In this extra episode you can hear the commentary track for Atomic Hercules issue 1 that came out a couple of weeks ago.

It's fairly blue and probably not safe for the car if you have kids or you don't like beer and hot curries.

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