Graphic Policy Radio: Politics and Comics of the Multiverses

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It's Sunday and that means the latest episode of Graphic Policy Radio. On tap for this week: Comic creator Jim Zubkavich joins us to discuss his series Skullkickers and his webcomic Makeshift Miracle. In a twist to promote Makeshift Miracle, Zubkavich is releasing the first issue free thrrough torrents to build buzz. We talk to Jim about his work as an indie creator and this bold marketing move. So join the whole gang, Brett, Elana and Ken this Sunday to chat. Join us by calling in and chatting on Twitter.

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