ohnny is celebrating National Podcast Day with some referrals and comments from friends. Also, he takes a look at vintage smut - including gag gifts and Tijuana Bibles.

We talk content, a little process, and start to share things we might like. Pre)views and links can be seen on the web page: www.sequentialsexpodcast.com.

Looking at alluring themes and art in comics! This time, Johnny talks about Something Old (a dirty Disney Character jam piece by Wally Wood), Something New (selections from the SCORE! Anthology from Filthy Figments), Something Borrowed (The Perineum Technique), and Something Blue (A Tijuana Bible - It Started in the Subway and Ended in the Bronx).

We talk content, a little process, and start to share things we might like. Pre)views and links can be seen on the web page: www.sequentialsexpodcast.com.

Looking at alluring themes and art in comics! This time, Johnny talks about Something Old (Liz-Line - A Vaughn Bodē Fanzine), Something New (Faithless Issue 1 - 11:00), Something Borrowed (Perfect Hair - 22:14), and Something Blue (Scenario 2 from It Could Happen To You vol. 1 -30:43).

We talk content, a little process, and start to share things we might like. Pre)views and links can be seen on the web page: www.sequentialsexpodcast.com.

Pop-up episode in advance of Free Comic Book Day 2019!

If you think FCBD can't be sexy, you haven't looked closely enough! Sure, you won't find a lot of explicit sex in the free books being offered, but you can find sexy and alluring. Whether it's the art or the writing, there's someting coming out to entice us!

We talk content, a little process, and start to share things we might like. Pre)views and links can be seen on the web page: www.sequentialsexpodcast.com.

ohnny talks about 4 works of art: Something Old (Modesty Blaise in the newspaper strips), Something New (Unnatural volume 1), Something Borrowed (a fun online strip called Go Get A Roomie!), and Something Blue (a story from New Real Sex Stories vol. 1).

This episode is unique in that all 4 works wouldn't necessarily be considered explicit!

We talk content, a little process, and start to share things we might like. Pre)views and links can be seen on the web page: www.sequentialsexpodcast.com.

Johnny talks about 4 works of art: Something Old (The Pin-Up Art of Jack Cole), Something New (Tarot #111, Something Borrowed (Possession #1 and 2), and Something Blue (Barbarian Chicks and Demons vol 6).

We talk content, a little process, and start to share things we might like. Pre)views and links can be seen on the web page: www.sequentialsexpodcast.com.

Johnny talks about 4 works of art: Something Old (Girl: the Second Coming Vol. #), Something New (Plastic Beach Sissy), Something Borrowed (RockCocks.slipshine.net), and Something Blue (A Strange Kind of Woman vol 2).

We talk content, a little process, and start to share things we might like. Pre)views and links can be seen on the web page: www.sequentialsexpodcast.com.

Johnny dives into four works of art, beginning with "Something Old:" Captain Hardon from Eros Comix (and originally from Hustler). Then we dive into "Something New:" Heavy Metal #291 - The Fetish Issue. Something borrowed returns to the excellent creator Kumi Pumi for her current project, Rowena the Barbarian. Then we get cranked up reading "Let's Consult With Ms. Terada," hentai manga from Akinao.

We continue our summer deep dives with an episode covering Lost Girls by Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbe. This is important work, both from a smut perspective and a literary one.

Join me as we look at the cleverness of the storytelling - with references to English Literature, taboo kinks, and world politics. Amidst all of this, the book provokes thought on what defines obscenity and how we should navigate - and prevent - censorship.

Johnny is back to do a close look at Smut Peddler - a 2012 anthology of Erotic Comics created primarily by women. He looks at the process, the oganization, and the skill put forth by these talented creators. And we'll identify our favorite Old, New, Borrowed, and Blue out of this collection. Be sure to get your own copy at www.ironcircus.com