Graphic Policy Radio: Politics and Comics of the Multiverses

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We're back to our normal time on our normal day. Elana and Brett discuss some of the latest comic news like: Batgirl has introduced a transgender character, but not all are happy about it. We discuss Batgirl #19! Site favorite writer Gail Simone is taking on Red Sonja for Dynamite. We discuss the new series and women in comics. That's just the tip of the iceberg as we have fun, chat and want to hear from you! Join us tonight and call in, or chat with us on Twitter, @graphicpolicy

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