Daredevil Born Again Season 2 with cartoonist & organizer John Leavitt

from Graphic Policy Radio · host Elana Levin

" It's not so much that Mayor Fisk is like [Former NYC Mayor] Eric Adams, it's that Eric Adams is a comic book character," -- John Leavitt is a writer and cartoonist who works with the DSA Upper-Manhattan Bronx chapter and a published Marvel author with Strange Tales Volume One. I've been involved in New York politics for over 20 years and I'm a lifelong Daredevil reader so I was thrilled to geek out about this Disney + season him. Listen to Graphic Policy's episode on Daredevil Born Again Season 1. Checkout John Leavitt's work at leavittalone.com/ Follow John on Bluesky: leavittalone.bsky.social Follow me: levin.bsky.social Join DSA (which is a more effective means of winning social change than fighting ninjas)

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