Graphic Policy Radio Discusses DC Comics' Rebirth

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Graphic Policy Radio is back for a brand new episode and we're talking DC Comics' next big initiative, Rebirth which kicks off May 25 with the 80 page DC Universe: Rebirth Special. While we don't know specifics, what has been described is a blending of the old and the new for some new life in the DC Universe and a whole new line of comics kicking off with brand new first issues. We'll begin to find out creative teams for these new series on March 26, but we'll be playing a fantasy draft of sorts discussing creative teams we want to see on each series. We'll also discuss the role of "legacy" when it comes to characters and series. Join us and we want to hear from you! Tweet us your thoughts @graphicpolicy!

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