Graphic Policy Radio With Guest Jamal Igle

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We continue our month of guests! This week we welcome comic book creator Jamal Igle. Igle is an artist, editor, art director and animation storyboard artist. He's primarily known for his pencilling, inking and coloring work on books such as Supergirl and Firestorm. A talented creator, he recently successfully completed a Kickstarter fundraising effort for his upcoming series, Molly Danger, which debuted with this month's Free Comic Book Day. We'll be talking about his career, and most importantly his new Action Lab Entertainment series, Molly Danger! So join us, and chat with Jamal Igle live on Graphic Policy Radio!

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