Chuck Dixon's penned a graphic novel about Clinton corruption
Amazing: Dixon not only told a wider audience once about how the industry's succumbed to ultra-leftist propaganda, he's now scripted a graphic novel based on "Clinton Cash":
Clinton Cash: The Graphic Novel will hit stores August 9th, and feature a storyline based on Schweizer’s book and penned by Chuck Dixon, best known for penning Batman arcs back in the 1990s, as well as his work with Robin, Nightwing (Detective Comics). He joins artist and colorist Brett R. Smith, who has been involved with several major DC and Marvel Comics franchises, including Batman: The Dark Knight and Suicide Squad.This is a great idea for election year, and I think Dixon's done a good service once again. I'm sure it won't play out well with his leftist counterparts though.
The graphic novel says that it will help to tell the story of “the most corrupt candidate ever,” tracing Hillary Clinton’s involvement with shady characters back to when she and Bill left the White House in the late 1990s.
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