'Something's happening in my pyjamas.'

Co-Host Al Henderson returns to chat with Tony about Alan Moore and Steve Parkhouse's brilliantly crazy story The Bojeffries Saga.

Who are these strange characters who live in a terraced house in Northampton! That one looks like a werewolf!

Genuinely one of the funniest comics you'll read.

You can find Alan and his Penned Guins at his site here and you can stalk him on Twitter right here.

Many thanks for listening. 

This week Dundee's own Dave Robertson returns to the pod to talk about Star Trek Classics: The Mirror Universe Saga. This is the collection of the 1985 DC Comics series issues 9-16.

The pair discuss the writing of Mike W. Barr, the art of Tom Sutton and Ricardo Villagran and some great Trek moments.

Have a listen and let us know what you think at [email protected]

You can catch up with Dave's own comics over at his website here and follow him on Twitter here. Keep an eye out for his new anthology 'Reject All' coming soon.

Many thanks for listening.

This week Tony is joined by two outstanding artists to discuss the fantastic comics art of Val Mayerik.

Cliff Cumber ('Tony Osmond is a Movie Star' & 'DUI') and Ian Ashcroft ('Hellbreaker' & 'Kia Wordsmith') provide some great insight into the extensive catalogue of Mayerik and the way his style has changed between projects.

Well worth a listen.

You can find Ian on Instagram here and follow his art over on Patreon here.

You can also follow Cliff on Twitter here and sign up for his new comics centric mailer here. 

Many thanks for listening. 

This week the NIA podcast is back to it's original, and less crazy, format. Tony sits down with Alan to discuss the comics, art and storytelling of Scottish creator Tom Gauld.

They focus in on the two graphic novels Mooncop and Goliath but also discuss his strip work and his more recent children's story book.

You can find the work of Alan and his tribe of Penned Guins over at his site here and follow him on Twitter here.

Many thanks for listening. 

Excuse the sore throats, background smoothie makers and terrible language!

Tony, Cliff Cumber and Adam Falp discuss their experiences at Heroes Con in Charlotte, North Carolina that was just this past weekend.

Thinking of going? Fancy tabling? This may make your mind up.

Many thanks for listening. 

This week we are dropping a cheeky extra episode where Tony and Adam Falp discuss the upcoming Tribute Press World Tour.

Yes, they are on the road throughout June 2022 visiting the Toronto Comics Art Festival (TCAF) 18-19th June and then flying down to Charlotte in North Caroline to Heroes Comic Con 24th-26th June.

If you are there pop along and say hi.

You can find the new releases that they mention at the NIA Shop here and follow their antics at the NIA site right here.

They apologise in advance.

Many thanks for listening. 

This week Tony is joined by co-host Alan Henderson and the pair work their way through the good points and bad points of the new DC Comics reading app - DC Universe Infinite.

Is it worth the money? How does it work? What is there to Read?

The hosts also pick two random books from the app library and have a chat about them.

Have a look for Alan's comics over at his Penguin filled shop here and follow him on Twitter for daily gag strips and comics right here.

Many thanks for listening. 

'HOOHAH!'

This week Tony is joined by co-hosts Al Henderson and Eamonn Clarke to discuss the phenomenon that is Mad Magazine and its impressive legacy. 

The discussion focuses in on the history, characters, creators, impact and influence that this long-running comic has had globally.

This one is not to be missed.

You can find Al's work (who would make a great new member of the Usual Gang of Idiots with a Penned Guin fold-in or two) at his website here and you can follow him on Twitter right here.

Why not have a listen to Eammon's Mega City Book Club podcast right here too. Or just stalk him online by following him on Twitter right here.

Many thanks for listening. 

This week Tony is joined by co-host Dan 'Vanguard' Butcher to chat about Captain America issues 333-350. This covers the storyline 'The Captain' where Steve Rogers gives up the Captain America role and John Walker steps into those boots.

Does it stand up? How do the politics of the time compare to those of today? And is throwing fake diamonds a reliable career path for the modern woman?

You can find Dan over at his brilliant webcomic Vanguard right here. On Twitter here. And with myself and Vince as one of the hosts of the very saucy Awesome Comics podcast here.

Many thanks for listening. 

This week Tony is re-joined by Alan Henderson and Eamonn Clarke to discuss the thorny subject of underground comics creator Robert Crumb.

Whilst focusing on Crumb's collection 'The Book of Mr. Natural' the boys also discuss the creators other works, impact, styles and subject matter. Is it satire? How can these comics be read? A balanced and fair discussion takes place but with very adult themes. 

Warning - This episode covers themes of sexual violence.

For more about Alan and his Penned Guin comics you can follow him here on Twitter and find his books at his store here.

You can also listen to Eamonn every other week at the Mega City Book Club right here and follow him on Twitter here.

Many thanks for listening.