Mister Miracle Is: A Round-Table about Mitch Gerads and Tom King's Miniseries

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DC Comics is revisiting Jack Kirby's Masterpiece, the Fourth World in a new Mister Miracle miniseries wirtten by Tom King and art by Mitch Gerads. It's being called the best comic of the year and a worthy tribute to one of The King of Comic's most personal works. Graphic Policy Radio is going into a deep dive discussing the first seven issues with two guest critics, Meg Downey and Anthony Otero. Meg Downey is a freelance comics journalist and historian who focuses on superheroes and fandom. You can find her work at CBR, Gamespot Universe, and http://DCComics.com. Anthony Otero is a two time novelist and a recent contributor to The Puerto Rico Strong Anthology. He is also the newest member of the BlackComicsChat podcast.

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