None Of My Friends Like Comics Podcast

Issue 28!

Batman vs. Jack the Ripper!

Chris and Nick return this episode to discuss another Mike Mignola drawn book: Gotham by Gaslight!

What if Batman existed in the late 1800's and fought Jack the Ripper? The premise alone should already get you excited!

We discuss every detail of this dark little tale while also going into some thoughts on DC's 'Elseworlds' concept. Suffice it to say, it's a cool concept. A cool book. And a cool episode.

So come with us and dive into the gritty streets of 1890's Londo- I mean Gotham!

Issue 29!

It's the end of Mignolamania! ... for now.

And it's time for a shakeup! Chris Ashlock returns as the host this time around to talk about the largely hushed book, "Cosmic Odyssey" from DC Comics!

With a team like Jim Starlin and Mike Mignola... why doesn't anyone talk about this book?? We have some theories.

Link up within the Cosmic Cinque and fire a big space laser with us as we go on an Odyssey! ... AKA: Check it out!

Issue 33!

There is an Ant-Man trilogy of movies now. That's the timeline we live in.

David Nieves returns, so we thought we might do something timely and talk about an Ant-Man book!

Ant-Man Ant-niversary is a recent mini-series brought to us from writer extraordinaire, Al Ewing! We also get the fabulous art team of Tom Reilly and Jordie Bellaire, whose work on this book is simply amazing.

Who is the Ant-Man of the future? And what do all of the Ant-Men of the past have to do with his plans?? Brush up on your bugspeak and dive into the anthill with us to find out!

Issue 30!

Happy Holidays!

Josh Longhofer returns to talk with Nick about the seminal Alan Moore/Brian Bolland book, "Batman: The Killing Joke".

Now you may be asking, what more can be said about a book with such a high pedigree? Well... we don't really know. But hopefully you enjoy the conversation!

So, strap into a car with your face on the front of it and go mad with us!

Issue 9!

BEHOLD! The world's WORST Superhero! ... Yay?

Max and Nick sit down to discuss the original 12 issue run of a series called "Irredeemable Ant-Man"! Walking Dead creator, Robert Kirkman, is no stranger to morally gray characters. But what happens when he sets out to create an absolutely terrible person who inherits (aka steals) the abilities of Ant-Man in the Marvel Universe? Combine that with the unique art of Phil Hester and Ande Parks and you get a book unlike anything Marvel has previously produced.

Let's see if this mid-2000's run stands up today or if it ends up in the drop pile!