LGBTQ Archives

But good news for Brian Andersen... In addition to offering popular mainstream titles published by the likes of DC, Marvel, and Archie Comics, the store has become known for featuring the work of local LGBTQ artists and writers One such title was So Super Duper, gay artist Brian Andersen's comic about a gay superhero[...]

So lots of different versions of familiar – and unfamiliar – Marvel characters living side by side, ruled over by the God Doom. And it's not as if Secret Wars has been too shy about LGBTQ representation, what with Runaways, teases in Planet Hulk and (I understand) upcoming issues of Siege. But when the light hearted Secret Love Secret[...]

That might have been the question you could have heard in comic store later this month. But Northwest Press is only publishing The Collected Black Gay Boy

Many of the gods themselves take lovers of both genders in the many myths (of course, they also tend to take lovers across species too). For Alonso to completely shut down any discussion on Hercules as a bi character (it's worth noticing how CBR notes that Marvel refused to answer any further questions on the topic)[...]

CBR has it straight from Marvel's EIC Axel Alonso. regarding a second Brian Bendis Iron Man title that he had teased. Brian and David are playing the long

He appeared on the list of upcoming Marvel teasers that Bleeding Cool ran during San Diego Comic Con. With this news, does that mean that all of them will

@Boarhound Porcelain is in fact genderfluid. :) — GAIL SIMONE (@GailSimone) July 16, 2015 It had previously been suggested that Porcelain, a new member of

By Joe Glass Roger Klorese moderated another Prism Comics hosted LGBTQ panel, the annual Gays in Comics panel that has been running at San Diego Comic Con for an impressive 28 years The original moderator was in fact in the audience, who had been involved in that very first panel way back in 1989 A longer[...]

By Joe Glass Hosted again by LGBTQ comics non-profit, Prism Comics, this is the second in the annual Geek Year in Review panels they've held at San Diego Comic Con. A fun panel discussing the LGBTQ related geek news that broke into mass media, it was hosted by Prism Comics board member and creator of Web of[...]

By Joe Glass One of Prism Comics many LGBTQ related panels over the course of SDCC, they ran this year a panel discussing among creators some of things to consider when writing trans characters and their experiences. Moderated by Prism Comics Board Member Tara Madison Avery (Gooch), the panel featured Knave Murdok (Transcat), Ronnie Ritchie (Gqutie), Kat[...]

By Joe Glass For those who read my last piece from SDCC 2015, this will be an interesting follow up to show the other side of attitudes and experiences here that thankfully is far more prevalent. Prism Comics is a non-profit organisation that looks to collect and support LGBTQ comics with related themes or by queer creators,[...]

A week-and-a-bit ago, Justice League 3001 #1 by JM DeMatteis, Keith Giffen and Howard Porter, published by DC Comics, featured the following exchange

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.

You are the Midnighter. You want to impress someone on a date. You have a teleporter. Where do you take them? Well in today's Midnighter #2 by Orlando and

One week till I see Ant-Man, fly out to San Diego and read the second issue of Providence. Everything else is leading up to that. But this is the week