Graphic Policy Radio Talks New York Comic Con, Comics, and More!

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Graphic Policy Radio is back to discuss all the latest comic news! It's been a bit since both Brett and Elana have been on the show together and they're catching up on New York Comic Con and more. Expect discussion about Marvel and Northrop Grumman, NYCC, the latest comic news, and so much more in a potluck episode that'll take you through a whirlwind of geekdome. We want to hear from you too! Tweet us the stories you want us to cover and discuss during the show and of course your thoughts! You can Tweet us @graphicpolicy.

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