Graphic Policy Radio: Jesus E. Lee

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Is he Jesus? Is he Robert E. Lee? Is he both? Jesus E. Lee fights to defend Richmond, VA from the evil onslaught of Angel Eyes. This Monday on Graphic Policy Radio we welcome the team behind Jesus E. Lee, Jon Carroll and Nick Justus! Have questions in how to get into the comic book business or what it's like to be an independent comic creator? Here's your chance to talk to this dynamic creative team. You can chat with them live by calling in or Tweeting us @graphicpolicy this Monday at 10pm ET.

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