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by Janos Janecki (artist, designer and web developer). Recently I had the opportunity to work on a mini-comic titled “Tuckered”, originally written by

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?

When the baby Kal-El was first discovered by the Kents, he appeared to Jonathan Kent as a white baby boy. If he had landed in Somalia, and been discovered

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Superior Iron Man has given us a new character, Jamie Carlson, Teen Abomination, the previously unknown son of the late Happy Hogan, a teenager trapped in

Actress Drea de Matteo was just interviewed by ten year old Elliott Fullam of Little Punk People in which she discusses the simple things that make her

One out Iceman. One son of Billy Graham. Today the Marvel comic character Ice Man, from the “X-Men” series, is coming out as gay. This is another attempt

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 one story being carried out in All-New X-Men #40, some may have missed the rather heterosexual shocker being carried out in this issue. Guardians In The Galaxy in the past was rather[...]

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

Dave Davenport has received the 2015 Prism Comics Queer Press Grant towards the production of his upcoming graphic novel Stray Bullet. Announced at the It's A Queer, Queer World panel by Prism president Ted Abenheim at Wondercon, the grant is awarded to "assist comics creators in self publishing comics with LGBT characters or themes Entries are judged[...]

While there had been strides in the LGBT representation in comics, that T was somewhat lacking, and when present was often treated as, well, a superpower. When Batgirl got revamped after writer Gail Simone left the book, Alisa became a lesser character, living in Gotham as Barbara moved to Burnside But she did still appear in[...]

We urge the House to vote this bill down and call on Governor Pence to do the right thing and veto this bill if it makes it to his desk. Tabletop gaming has always had a sizable contingent of LGBT gamers and designers, all of whom would be negatively impacted by this bill Gen Con wrote[...]

there needs to be more characters of diverse backgrounds, including LGBT ones, in mainstream media (out &) proud to be a part of positive social change AND a f—ing awesome team that's pushing us forward with epic storytelling, phenomenal That moment would be this one. And while Supergirl is ending, odds are Maxima will find a way[...]

And Bunker, a member of the Teen Titans is gay. That's about four ongoing DC comic book titles with a lead portrayed as being LGBT and a number of ensemble comics with significant LGBT characters That's… getting pretty close to representative of the general population isn't it? Now how that appears is up in the air[...]

Last week, Bleeding Cool let you know about a certain scene in the most recent issue of Catwoman. At the time, no one else seemed to have thought it

Catwoman writer Genevieve Valentine tweeted yesterday, So, trying to avoid some CATWOMAN #39 spoilers (just for today), but if you have any questions, the

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

Earlier today, we ran, in what has been one of the more popular stories of the day, a reappraisal by Greg Rucka of a Wolverine cover by Esad Ribic - and

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

Marvel artists Kris Anka and Kevin Wada were working on a new Marvel Swimsuit issue to follow up on the nineties version. A variety of Marvel characters

As a result of commentary, the creative team (but not DC Comics) issued an apology. Bleeding Cool commentator and Greek LGBT activist reporter, Dr Manolis Vamvounis had another take he wanted to share He writes, I'm frustrated with the hate that Cameron Stewart, Brenden Fletcher, Babs Tarr and the Batgirl team is receiving from a very sensitive and vocal group[...]

You might as well be talking about petting a fucking unicorn in the latter case. How "Batgirl #37″ Undid a Year and a Half of Positive Trans Representation in a Single Page – Autostraddle What makes this even worse is that a few days ago, Batgirl co-writer Cameron Stewart tweeted out "Batgirl 37 is the one we're all[...]

Dale Lazarov writes, His bio: Robert Chandler is a producer, director and writer. He's done hundreds of short films and promotional pieces in Hollywood

On Saturday he was on hand to accept the Corporate Vanguard Award, presented by Two And A Half Men's Holland Taylor, on behalf of Marvel Entertainment at the  45th Anniversary Gala Vanguard Awards held at The Los Angeles LGBT Center. Lane told Buzzfeed, It's professionally and personally pretty awesome[...]

Batman and Commissioner Gordon have made a few very brief appearances in Teen Titans Go! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXg1xpM2rrU Laughing outrageously

It had been building in Batwoman. The comic that, if J.H. Williams III and W. Haden Blackman had had their way, would have seen the first married lesbian

Liz Hey reports from San Diego Comic Con 2014 Amidst the exclusive movie trailers and big announcements this past weekend, history was made in an entirely

By Joe Glass Starting a little late on Thursday night, due to the popularity of previous panel on Trans representation in comics, the first ever LGBT Geek Year in Review started, thanks to PRISM, an LGBT in comics activism and support group. Featured on the panel were P Kristen Enos as host, and Diane Anderson-Minshall (The Advocate), Trish Bendix (AfterEllen.com), Matt Kane (GLAAD) and Sean Z[...]