Graphic Policy Radio Talks Captain America, Black Panther, and Nighthawk

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Graphic Policy Radio has a brand new episode and we're talking some recent comic releases. This week, the comics world saw controversy as Marvel releases Captain America: Steve Rogers #1 where it was revealed that Rogers has been a Hydra sleeper agent. It's supposed to be a take on the "current zeitgeist." Juxtapose with Nighthawk #1 which was alos released the same week and had the title character taking on real world social issues. One made news, the other did not. We'll discuss that as well as the first two issues of Black Panther and DC Comics' DC Universe: Rebirth #1. It's a comic book filled episode! We want to hear what you think too. Tweet us your thoughts @graphicpolicy.

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