Introduction: Misinformation during the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in many unnecessary infections, hospitalizations, and fatalities [10]. This is a trend that has been seen in past health epidemics [11, 12]. Our work aims to study the spread of COVID-19 misinformation on social media platforms such as Twitter and Reddit through a Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Graph-based approach. We use NetworkX, Gephi, Streamlit, Plotly, and Large Language Models to build a comprehensive analytics and visualization system that that is capable of extracting core metrics identifying malicious users in the social network. Lastly, our results are consistent with previous work [1], however, we extend on what has been done by contributing a robust QA Dashboard system that is interactive and intuitive for users to learn about vaccine misinformation. This work can be valuable for many organizations that aim to address misinformation as it provides an actionable framework to implement.