Graphic Policy Radio: SDCC 2013 Edition Take Two

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After last week's technical issues, Graphic Policy Radio is back and picking up where we left off. This week, Brett and Elana continue their discussion about San Diego Comic-Con 2013 and more. Being discussed: ComiXology's Blank Page Project was a hit, but wouldn't it be better if there was no need for the Hero Initiative? The San Diego Police attempted to do some public relations and did so by having photo ops faking arrests. The white folks were sure amused! We'll discuss all that and more. So join us Monday at 10pm and we want to hear from you. Chat with us by calling in or Tweet at us @graphicpolicy

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