Graphic Policy Radio: San Diego Comic-Con 2013 Edition

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San Diego Comic-Con has come and gone, but that doesn't mean the fun isn't over. Join Brett and Elana this Tuesday as they discuss the convention. We're covering what the convention is like on the ground. The people met. The interviews had. The announcements made! What are we excited for? What stood out on the floor? Find out this Tuesday and check out graphicpolicy.com for ongoing coverage of the show!

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