This Monday, it's Graphic Policy Radio and the return of Emma Houxbois! We've got a packed agenda discussing comics and more! On tap for this episode: The group discusses Adventure Time and Lazarus, two comics you should be reading! Gender, sexism and comics was back in the news. Including shitty parents who think superheroes are for boys. We'll be talking about how to not be a sexist asshole that's destroying the comics industry and/or messing up your kids (step one: don't gender police anyone)Comics and rape reared its ugly head as well. We'll be discussing recent comments by Mark Millar and rape in comics. So tune in for what I'm sure will be a crazy thought provoking episode! We want to hear from you so call in or tweet us @graphicpolicy with your questions or comments.

This Monday night Graphic Policy Radio returns with a brand new episode. This past week, the internets has been abuzz with discussion on the role of writers and artists in the creation of comic books and fair payment for each. You can find one bit of that discussion here. Brett and Elana will take on the subject for the hour to discuss the controversy as well as business models in general in the comic industry. If we have time, we'll also catch up on what we've been reading and some of the latest news. So listen in and join the conversation by calling in or chatting with us on Twitter.

After last week's technical issues, Graphic Policy Radio is back and picking up where we left off. This week, Brett and Elana continue their discussion about San Diego Comic-Con 2013 and more. Being discussed: ComiXology's Blank Page Project was a hit, but wouldn't it be better if there was no need for the Hero Initiative? The San Diego Police attempted to do some public relations and did so by having photo ops faking arrests. The white folks were sure amused! We'll discuss all that and more. So join us Monday at 10pm and we want to hear from you. Chat with us by calling in or Tweet at us @graphicpolicy

San Diego Comic-Con has come and gone, but that doesn't mean the fun isn't over. Join Brett and Elana this Tuesday as they discuss the convention. We're covering what the convention is like on the ground. The people met. The interviews had. The announcements made! What are we excited for? What stood out on the floor? Find out this Tuesday and check out graphicpolicy.com for ongoing coverage of the show!

It's Monday night and that means a new episode of Graphic Policy Radio which mixes comic, geekdom and politics! This week we add a third to the show, guest Emma Houxbois. Emma is a queer blogger for hire out of Vancouver, BC most recently attached to Girls Read Comics. We'll be talking Matt Fraction's FF and his inclusion within its writing and his evolution as a writer. We'll also be chatting general comic geekdom. We want to hear from you, so listen live and chat with us by calling in or chatting with us on Twitter, @graphicpolicy.

It's Monday and that means a brand new episode of Graphic Policy Radio which mixes comics and politics. On this episode we welcome guest Matt Miner who has two new releases Liberator #1 and an item in the upcoming Occupy Comics #2, both by Black Mask Studios. His creator owned series Liberator follows an animal rights superhero. Matt is a dog rescuer himself, taking an issue he cares about and giving it a broader platform through his writing and comics. Along with chatting with Matt, the episode will also take a look at recent releases and talk more about the latest news in the comic book industry! So join us Monday and call in or Tweet us your questions, @graphicpolicy.

It's Monday which means a brand new episode of Graphic Policy Radio, This week we have a guest, comic creator Tom Christopher. As an artist Tom has been involved in Fanzines, Underground Comics and the New Wave comics movement, but he is probably best known for his seven year run as inker on Marvel?'s Silver Surfer. Since then he has worked on a variety of titles from Marvel and DC including Spider-Man, X-Men, Superman and Batman. He is also a writter penning the definitive biography of Beat Generation writer Neal Cassady and documented early comic book history. Tom recently was involved with a comic produced by IBEW Local 1245 to teach new union members about the history of the union and what it means to be a union member. We'll be talking about his career and that latest project as well as unionization in the comic book industry. So join us this Monday and chat with us by calling in or chatting on Twitter @graphicpolicy.

It's Monday and that means the latest episode of Graphic Policy Radio, the show that mixes comics and politics. This week we discuss Brian Wood's X-Men #1 the all-female X-Men series. The comic was the top seller for the month of May showing women can kick-ass and sell comics. We finally get a chance to discuss it and what we thought about the buzzed about debut. This week also sees the release of Man of Steel, so how can we not discuss Superman! We'll chat about this and more, and we want to hear from you! You can call us live or chat with us on Twitter, @graphicpolicy.

It's Monday, which means it is the latest episode of Graphic Policy Radio. After a week off and a month of excellent guests we're taking a step back and chatting about the awesome comics of the past month and what's coming up this summer! That's right, now only will we be discussing the best of the best of the last month, we'll also look a bit ahead and chat about some of the best comics to come out in the next few months.

There are few hotter writers than Charles Soule who seems to be popping out new projects like they're PEZ. You might know the writer from his cult indie comic Strongman by SLG, or his two volume series 27 by Shadowline/Image Comics. He was so good with that he's recently taken over writing duties for DC's Swamp Thing, will be writing Marvel's Thunderbolts and DC"s Red Lanterns and this week saw the release of his Archaia series Strange Attractors in print. That's on top of the series he has coming down the pipeline Letter 44 which you better believe we'll be digging to get some scoops. So join us this Monday to chat with one of the hottest comic book writers in the business as we chart his rise and figure out how he balances all of that with his music and more! So call in with your questions or chat with us on Twitter @graphicpolicy You can purchase Strange Attractors now!