Graphic Policy Radio: Free Comics, New Releases, & Comics on TV!

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After a few weeks off, Graphic Policy Radio has returned. This is the show that mixes geekdom and politics. On this week's episode: Free Comic Book Day was May 3, and we're discussing our experiences and some of the releases that came out!There's been lots of new comic releases like the debut of Elektra from Marvel. We'll discuss that, Ms. Marvel, Captain Marvel, and more!This past week television stations have announced numerous new televisions shows based on comic books for the fall. We discuss the growing list! We'll discuss this, and more! We want to hear from you, so Tweet us your thoughts @graphicpolicy.

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