Graphic Policy Radio: Year in Comics 2014

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It's a new year, and the first episode of Graphic Policy Radio, the show that mixes comics and politics. For the first episode of the year we're looking back at 2014 and looking forward to 2015. On this episode we're discussing: Our favorite comics and graphic novels of 2014,What we think were the top stories of 2014,What changes in the comic market place happened over the past year,What we're looking forward to in 2015,Predictions for 2015! We're doing all of that LIVE, and we want to hear from you! What stood out to you about 2014, and what are you looking forward to in 2015? Call in and let us know, or Tweet us your thoughts @graphicpolicy.

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