This month we chat to George Wylesol all about his stunning new book Internet Crusader, let you know about our other new release, Mimi and the Wolves by Alabaster Pizzo, and have a look at the events lined up internationally for Day of Dredd with 2000AD.

Our theme tune is an excerpt from 'Against' by Harlow Family Group and is used with kind permission.

This month we talk to Ricky Miller, one of the co-founders and publishers at Avery Hill Publishing about the year so far in comics generally, and the books we’ve released or have coming out soon. We also have news on a bundle in our webstore of our fothcoming titles and some exciting information on the Summer Sale at Orbital Comics and the latest Bookplate Edition from Gosh Comics.

Our theme tune is an excerpt from 'Against' by Harlow Family Group and is used with kind permission.

This month we talk to Corinne Pearlman, the Creative Director at Myriad Editions about the evolution of the company, her comics related projects outside of her work at Myriad and her approach to finding and working with creators. We also have news on a lovely new item in our webstore and some exciting information on the first show after the reopening of London’s Cartoon Museum.

Our theme tune is an excerpt from 'Against' by Harlow Family Group and is used with kind permission.

This month we talk to Scott Jason Smith whose new book, Marble Cake will be launching at this year’s ELCAF. We also have news on how you can save on shipping costs on our books if you are going to ELCAF and some exciting information on the reopening of London’s Cartoon Museum.

Our theme tune is an excerpt from 'Against' by Harlow Family Group and is used with kind permission.

This month we talk to Claire Scully about Internal Wilderness and Desolation Wilderness, her two collections of meditative landscape illustrations for Avery Hill Publishing.
We also have some exciting news about a big awards win for Tillie Walden and all the information you need to enjoy Free Comic Book Day!

Our theme tune is an excerpt from 'Against' by Harlow Family Group and is used with kind permission.

This month we talk to Ben Smith from Rebellion Publishing about his work putting together the books that make up The Treasury Of British Comics, an invaluable resource in piecing together the history and legacy of British Comics over the last century or so.
We also point out some new work by one of our creators, some exciting events from some of our favourite shops and give a shout out to the That Comic Smell podcast.

Our theme tune is an excerpt from 'Against' by Harlow Family Group and is used with kind permission.

This month we talk to Gareth Brookes about his life and work in comics with some insights into working with different materials and techniques, the importance of smaller comics shows and a very interesting trip to South Korea.
We also point out our new lower shipping rates to the States, some exciting events from some of our favourite shops and give a shout out to the Awesome Comics podcast.

Our theme tune is an excerpt from 'Against' by Harlow Family Group and is used with kind permission.

This month we talk to Steve Tilloson about his life and work in comics with some insights into working with collaborators, creating space for yourself in a scene and the practicalities of making comics.
We also round up some recent awards and recognition for Avery Hill Publishing books and creators, point out some events and offers from some of our favourite shops and give a shout out to the Panel Borders podcast.

Our theme tune is an excerpt from 'Against' by Harlow Family Group and is used with kind permission.

For this month’s show we’ve assembled the full AHP team to pick out our favourite books from Avery Hill Publishing, our favourite books and comics put out by other publishers (including THE ‘Distinguished Competition’) and anything else we’ve enjoyed across all media this year.

Our theme tune is an excerpt from 'Against' by Harlow Family Group and is used with kind permission.

We talk to Kristyna Baczynski all about her new book, Retrograde Orbit, looking at scaling up your skillset to take on larger projects, some interesting use of visual signifiers in the piece and the ideas of heritage and the emigrant experience that are explored in the book.