Ace Arrow! DC Comics Pride Month with artists/writers Brandt & Stein

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DC Comics Pride Month anthology features an all ace creative team telling a story of now canonically ace Green Arrow, Connor Hawke! Artists/Writers Ro Stein and Ted Brandt join me to discuss their work. Also, for Marvel Voices Pride they've co-created Shela Sexton (Escapade) and Morgan Red, Marvel's newest trans woman and transmasc nb mutants respectively. We'll hear about Ted and Ro's background as artists as well as their work creating and interpretting queer characters at the big two publishers. Keep up with Ted on twitter at -- https://twitter.com/ten_bandits and Ro https://twitter.com/RoStein404 Happy pride!

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