Graphic Policy Radio Talks DC Comics with guest Emma Houxbois

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This Monday night Graphic Policy Radio returns with a brand new episode! This show is all DC Comics as we talk about some brand new series as well as the debut of Constantine on NBC this past Friday. Joining the discussion is frequent guest Emma Houxbois. Emma is a queer blogger for hire out of Vancouver, BC, and the DC Comics reviewer for The Rainbow Hub! On tap this episode we're discussing: Constantine debuted this past Friday on NBC. We discuss the first episode and what we think of the latest live adaptation of the character.DC Comics has been shaking things up debuting lots of new series and shaking of the creative teams on others. We're discussing new series and the new directions for Catwoman, Gotham Academy, and Batgirl. We want to hear from you too! Call in with your thoughts, or Tweet them to us @graphicpolicy.

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