In this episode Mega City Book Club is joined by James Peaty, a writer for 2000AD, Supergirl, Doctor Who comics, and who is also an independent filmmaker. He returns to the book club to consider John Wagner and Alan Grant’s run on Batman in Detective Comics from the late 1980s, and to talk about some great artwork by one of the definitive Batman artists, Norm Breyfogle.
Check out James’ short films on the Ealing film festival site and watch out for the return of Skip Tracer and Diamond Dogs in 2021.
Jamie Beamish joins Mega City Book Club to talk about a journey into modern noir- A History of Violence, by John Wagner and Vince Locke. They also discuss Jamie's own Read more
Class is in session again as Nathan Duck returns to Mega City Book Club to teach them about space war in 2000AD. Along the way they discuss some great sci-fi Read more
Mega City Book Club meet Chris Caira - the man who owns the most famous page in the history of British comics and they chat about his collection and how Read more
Mega City Book Club investigate the weirdest pregnancy to ever appear in the pages of the Meg and the Prog as Ben Penfold-Marwick joins them from Oz to discuss a Read more
Duncan Nimmo returns to Mega City Book Club and brings along the first parts of Chopper's history in the prog as they discuss some wonderful story telling and superb artwork Read more
Mega City Book Club caught up with Phil Lloyd at the Thought Bubble convention to talk about some soaring sports action from the earliest days of the prog. It's those Read more
Simon Belmont joins Mega City Book Club on the terrace outside of the London super comic-con to talk about the first volume of Ro-Busters, with some marvellous art by Dave Read more
Mega City Book Club have Chris McAuley as a guest to discuss the first volume of Judge Anderson's solo adventures, and to talk about his own site Talking Comics and Read more
Roland Ungoed-Thomas joins Mega City Book Club to celebrate one of the defining moments in the history of 2000AD and British comics. It's a largely spoiler free discussion of Slaine Read more
Liam Dempsey from the trek-tastic Spocklight podcast is this episode's guest on Mega City Book Club. They discuss the controversial history of Action Comic and the runaway success of the Read more
In Mega City Book Club Ep. 97: Metalzoic, they meet up with Nathan Duck in the bar at Lawless to operate on our brains, and to discuss the weird and Read more
Mega City Book Club have brought Brian Doob back on the podcast to review the Big Finish audio adaptations of two Doctor Who stories by Pat Mills and Dave Gibbons. Read more
Mega City Book Club returns and in this episode Tony Esmond from the Awesome Comics podcast is their guest to discuss some science fiction soccer action by Wagner, Grant, Cornwell, Read more
It's another pubcast where Mega City Book Club meet up with Damian Lubanski to chat about 2000AD in some fabulous Polish hardback editions, and then to discuss The Simping Detective Read more
Ian Grant joins Mega City Book Club to celebrate a terrific book by the great Carlos Ezquerra and Alan Hebden about their laconic war hero, Major Eazy from Battle comic Read more
Mega-City Book Club are joined by Paul Goodwin, the man who directed and edited the fabulous 2000AD documentary, Future Shock. They discuss the behind the scenes process of making the Read more
It's time for the other half of the SpaceSpiner2000 cross-over as Conrad joins Mega City Book Club for more rampaging giant animal action. Shako is the only bear on the Read more
Mega City's Book Club met up with Julius Howdey in a musical London pub to discuss the second volume of the Mek Files and the subject of artwork collecting. The audio quality Read more
Journalist, editor, and podcaster Andrew Harrison joins Mega City Book Club to discuss everybody's favourite story from the Ro-Busters Disaster Squad, written by Pat Mills and beautifully illustrated by Dave Read more
As this episode explains, Mega City Book Club has started another podcast with my daughter Jenny where they are going to cover all the collected editions of Neil Gaiman's The Read more
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