The Ashashi Shinbum reports that lawyers have accused prison officials in Tokyo of discrimination after an inmate was refused comics depicting gay sex.
The discrimination comes into play, in that explicit manga featuring heterosexual scenes are not refused for similar inmates.
The complaint came from a 45-year-old man in jail for drugging someone and then robbing them[...]
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By Joe Glass
Last night saw the gay men who like the tight spandex world of superheroes partying at SkinTight USA – a regular gay night for superhero fans and fans of spandex and lycra in all its forms – with its special NYCC post-con party night.
I headed over with fellow Bleeding Cool reporter to see[...]
It became quite a thing.
But after seeing some of the art, Dan Avery of gay-themed pop culure website NewNowNext suddenly feels a little less alienated, with the headline "Hercules Is Dad AF In New Marvel Comic Book".
Okay, off to the urban dictionary… ah, it's "Dad As F*uck", a play on "Bad As F*ck", basically a hot[...]
We know that this scene is coming in Wonder Woman's future. We just don't know how soon. But I'm going with “pretty soon”. But with Wonder Woman and
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkNFi32vwOE The second annual Flame Con, the Brooklyn-based LGBTQ comic convention is expanding from one day to two next
One such title was So Super Duper, gay artist Brian Andersen's comic about a gay superhero The comic was so popular that it launched Andersen's career as a writer and artist; he now publishes a number of LGBTQ-oriented comics.
See what else the store gets up to right here…
When I was sent a link to a[...]
And indeed versions of her have been noted in appearing in other Secret Wars titles.
There really isn't anything that suggests the story was cancelled because the characters were gay But it is just unfortunate that this would come to light alongside certain other stories at Marvel. It gives the impression that Marvel isn't trying – whereas DC Comics is.
[...]
I'm talking about new voices, familiar voices and one writer whose voice is heard round the world
Any guesses?
And on Hercules, who was seen to be bisexual in Marvel's 616 Universe, specifically down to a certain funeral scene… that moment seems to have been excised from Axel Alonso's memory, who replied to a question about the[...]
Maker (comics creator, Bent Con).
Getting some info and news out of the way to start, Maker pointed out there is a Kickstarter for his latest project, Myth, and Amber Garza broke the news that after their first highly successful Flame Con, a LGBTQ Comic Con in New York City, the event will be returning next[...]
Peter S Svensson writes from Image Expo and shares his notes…
Midnighter's Steve Orlando is back at Image with JD Faith for their new comic, Virgil.
This book is "what if Quentin Tarantino had balls?" "What if Django had a gay couple?" Orlando calls it "queerspoiltation".
It's about an outed cop in Jamaica, where gay rights are minimal at best, fighting[...]
Where do you take them?
Well in today's Midnighter #2 by Orlando and Morgan, it's Moscow, on the week of gay pride, obviously Because they are so, so tolerant.
I get the feeling that, for Midnighter, this is the equivalent of taking a first date on a roller coaster ride.
With a similar effect in the other party…
I[...]
The US Supreme Court has just mandated (I said "man dated") the implementation of gay marriage rights across the USA.And there is a ComiXology sale on Joe Glass' The Pride comic Which is great.
Which gives us the opportunity to remind folk that the MIdnighter character, now with his own DC Comics series is gay[...]
Waiting for @richjohnston "And the Comics Industry Reacts to… Marriage Equality."
I expect it no later than 2pm Cali time, Johnston.
— Jacob De Paz (@JakeWithAPen) June 26, 2015
Your wish is my command, sir.
As of today, there is no gay marriage There is just marriage And rainbows So many beautiful rainbows.
— Dean Haspiel (@deanhaspiel) June 26, 2015
YAY[...]
So John Constantine walks into a bar... welcome to Constantine: The Hellblazer #1, the new comic from Ming Doyle, Riley Rossmo and the now-added James
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The Advocate's Jase Peeples presented a special episode of DC All Access on YouTube, looking at the history of LGBT characters in DC Comics as part of Pride month, but makes a number of curious omissions.
While it looks at what may have been clumsier efforts to portray such characters and issues in the past, he[...]
Today's All-New X-Men doesn't follow up on the headline making news of the last issue, where the younger Bobby Drake Iceman, taken from the past to the present, was outed by Jean Grey as a gay young man – even though his adult self is not gay Leading to all sorts of questions, outrage, discussion[...]
After I laid out the second page of "Tuckered", he offered to publish it and sent me a contract.
Even though "Tuckered" is a 10-page gay erotic and romantic mini-comic, it wasn't easy to draw and I took the process of making it very seriously When I play fantasy games or watch fantasy movies, I often[...]
I have been told to keep an eye out for something... interesting regarding Planet Hulk, the Secret Wars spinoff, in upcoming months. But what could it be?
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One out Iceman.
One son of Billy Graham.
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Today the Marvel comic character Ice Man, from the "X-Men" series, is coming out as gay This is another attempt to…
Posted by Franklin Graham on Wednesday, April 22, 2015
And one international online marketplace.
All-New X-Men #40 has sold two copies, unslabbed, near mint for $12.95 on eBay, less than a[...]
This article contains spoilers for the final issue of the Black Vortex crossover, issue Omega, out today from Marvel Comics. Because while there may be
It's the lead story on The Advocate.
It's also the lead on New Now Next.
Because, as Brian Bendis finishes his run on All-New X-Men tomorrow with issue 40, he leaves arather intriguing gift.
As pages leaked online via 4chan/co reveal, Bobby Drake, Iceman, is gay.
Something confirmed by team telepath Jean Grey.
Even though the older Bobby Drake is[...]
In a conversation about Midnighter being a single gay man and about Catwoman being bisexual, Midnighter writer Steve Orlando was asked,
@josephglass @JustPlainTweets @FotoCub Constantine is in the club ! Don't worry
— Steve Orlando (@thesteveorlando) March 11, 2015
Hmm Just doing the maths Midnighter is gay Catwoman is bi Constantine is bi Harley Quinn is bi (with two titles[...]
Last night saw the introduction of the characters Aaron and his partner Eric on The Walking Dead, and as soon as they shared a kiss, half of the fans went berserk and tweeted disgust about the inclusion of a gay couple Nevermind that Tara, a lesbian, has been apart of the cast since season 4, but when it[...]
Last month's Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 10 #12 ended like this. And yes, that is continued in today's issue. With arguments, fights and... well,
Three more new titles from DC's June mini-relaunch. Martian Manhunter by Rob Williams and Ben Oliver. This Justice Leaguer also gets an ongoing series as
When Batwoman was cancelled, DC Comics lost their only gay lead comic book.
Well, that has been rapidly repaired.
As part of June's mini-relaunch from DC Comics, we are getting a new ongoing Midnighter series by Steve Orlando and ACO. After his appearance in Grayson, it could only be a matter of time…
Midnighter was created by Warren Ellis and Bryan Hitch in[...]
And points out on Facebook that his Wolverine is gayer than Esad's.
Dean Haspiel Mine is gayer.
I don't know, Dean, those claws look like they are drooping rather…
Find more work from Dean here It may or may not be gayer than Esad Ribic's.
Earlier today, we ran, in what has been one of the more popular stories of[...]
A naked Nightcrawler. A crotch-glowering Wolverine. A rather familiar pose for such scenes. Greg Rucka writes on Tumblr, Also please note the placement of
These are the comic book nominations for the 2015 GLAAD Media Awards, recognising the portrayal "fair, accurate and inclusive representations of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and the issues that affect their lives".
The awards recognise the writers rather than the artists, and also focus on the prominence of the books.
Hawkeye, written by Matt Fraction[...]