
A podcast about the galaxy's greatest comics, mainly the British ones. Hosted by Eamonn Clarke.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 151 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Visual ArtsArts | |||

Giles Wright returns to Lawless and he's brought another eclectic mix of stories from Mega-City One. We discuss some highs and lows in both stories and artwork, and we reflect on some real world parallels with undercover policing.
You can find a lis... more
I met Rob Ellis at the Lawless convention to talk about a recent Image comic by James Tynion IV and Fernando Blanco. Find it on Image or in your local bookstore. You can also head to Dynamite comics for details of Silvia Califano's book Elvira in Hor... more
Back in the UK! Conrad Leiden from the wonderful Space Spinner 2000 podcast joins me at the Lawless convention to celebrate ten years of podcasting about the galaxy's greatest comic. And then we count down our personal top ten Judge Dredd epics. Send... more
Sloe Smycz returns from Warsaw to discuss Brink book 4 by Dan Abnett and INJ Culbard. Get your copy from the 2000AD store.
Click for links to the Avangarda association and the Bazyliszek convention. And follow Sloe on Instagram to see their latest ... more
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Eamonn Clarke’s Mega City Book Club I has been a stalwart of the British comics podcasting scene for some time now, and remains just as great. The host’s warm and knowledgable demeanour helps get the best from his guests, so that even if your unfamiliar with, or simply not a fan of the comic being discussed, you can’t help but enjoy the chat! Top notch podcast for any fan of the comics medium.
For years now this has been a podcast I’ll listen to as each episode drops! Eamonn is a top geezer with a friendly and knowledgeable approach. Proving that life is better with added comics chat.
Another fantastic episode.
Brilliant episode. I worked with the original artwork for The Diana Avengers when with DCT
A delightful podcast where each episode a 2000ad or other classic comics collated stories are reviewed.
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A long-running, conversational show focused on British and international comics, with deep dives into classic runs, creator interviews, and cross-media explorations. Episodes weave together personal memories, art and publishing histories, and the cultural context of 2000 AD and related British comics, often tying in film, TV, and other pop culture through themed discussions and guest insights. Notable strengths include well-prepared hosts, a warm, friendly interview style, and a strong sense of community around conventions and fan projects. Potential listeners will likely appreciate thoughtful nostalgia paired with accessible analysis and industry context, though some episodes skew heavily thematic and may assume familiarity with niche titl... more
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1. Space Spinner 2000
2. The 2000 AD Thrill-Cast
3. THE AWESOME COMICS PODCAST
4. British Invaders
5. The News Agents
Mega City Book Club launched 10 years ago and published 151 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Mega City Book Club include:
1. Andrew Schuman
2. Troy Martin
3. Mick Cassidy
4. Jamie Beamish
5. Jonny Cannon
6. Tony Foster
7. Graham Cannon
8. Pat Mills
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