Matt Fraction, Elsa Charretier: November is Coming and Jimmy Olsen too

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November isn't just the election it's also the hit hardboiled graphic novel series from Elsa Charretier and Matt Fraction. A special commentary edition of the book is on it's way and Elsa has the scoop! Fraction and I also chatted about Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen, his series with Steve Lieber- and there are some interesting connections between the two very different works! Support the massively popular kickstarter for the November art book here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/elsacharretier/elsa-charretiers-artbook-2020 If you missed my episode with Elsa this Spring definitely give it a listen for her amazing, and inspiring origin story as an artist https://bit.ly/GPRelsa For more Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen check out my interview with artist Steve Lieber. https://bit.ly/SuperPal and review: https://www.comicsbeat.com/review-jimmy-olsen-1/ and if you are looking for ways to volunteer around the election or want to share show feedback I'm on twitter https://twitter.com/elana_Brooklyn

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