Writer Alex de Campi: Veterans, Vampires, Truth & Fiction

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"If you can do comedy you can do horror"- writter and letterer Alex de Campi returns to the show to talk about her latest comics Vintage pulp horror graphic novel Dracula, Motherf**ker (Image Comics) with Erica HendersonSci-fi thriller Madi: Once Upon A Time in the Future co-written by filmmaker Duncan JonesVeteran action/buddy comedy Bad Karma -- read it online http://panelsyndicate.com/comics/badkarma True War Stories, an anthology of soldiers' deployment tales by soldiers themselves. Follow Alex on twitter: https://twitter.com/alexdecampi Elana's review of Bad Karma: https://graphicpolicy.com/2020/10/01/bad-karma-1-2-and-3-action-feelings-and-forgiveness/

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