The final issue of Spider-Men II answers the question of just where Miles Morales will end off, and it may cause a bit of surprise for some readers and fans of the teenage Spider-hero.
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Break your heart with this emotional ballet performance inspired by Steven Universe, and the character Pearl's powerful song, It's Over, Isn't It?
Bleeding Cool's Joe Glass looks at the swathe of cancellations in the Marvel March 2018 solicits and the disturbing commonality between the titles: all had diverse and representational characters and creators involved.
Supergirl #19 will feature a major step-forward in diversity and representation with the introduction of a new non-binary character to the series.
In a new series of young adult historical fiction novels coming in 2019, Asgardian God of Mischief Loki Laufeyson will be pansexual and gender fluid
Review for Bingo Love by Tee Franklin, Jenn St-Onge, Joy San, and Cardinal Rae, coming out from Image next Valentine's Day — perfect for this book of love.
The Exorcist showrunner Jeremy Slater had some choice words for online homophobes decrying the inclusion of a gay kiss in the Fox TV horror series.
Review of Iceman #7 from Marvel Comics by Sina Grace, Robert Gill, Rachelle Rosenberg and VC's Joe Sabino brings the frosty mutant to We-Ho, honey!
For National Coming Out Day, here are 5 superheroes on the comics pages who have come out over the years, using the medium to empower LGBTQ individuals.
The Babadook (a gay icon, remember?) has found love! His boyfriend? None other than the star of horror smash hit 'It', Pennywise the Dancing Clown.
Host of popular drag reality competition RuPaul's Drag Race, RuPaul Charles, won his second consecutive Emmy for Outstanding Reality Show Host.
Review of Iceman #5 from Marvel Comics by Sina Grace, Alessandro Vitti, and Rachelle Rosenberg. A vital and stunning issue; an absolute must-read.
Everyone is saying Thor: Ragnarok will have the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first openly gay character, but frankly, we're dubious.
Joe Glass describes his time exhibiting at Flame Con, the LGBTQ+ comic con held in Brooklyn, now in its third year — a con that proved a ton of fun.
Review of Injection #14 by Warren Ellis, Declan Shalvey and Jordie Bellaire, released through Image Comics. There's a new Doctor in town.
Estelle, who voices leader of the Crystal Gems Garnet on the TV show Steven Universe, performed a special rendition of Stronger Than You for the fans
Prism Comics bring the LGBTQ Geek Year in Review to SDCC for another year, looking at representation and news over another year in pop culture fandom.
We take a look at just why now is the time for a female Doctor on the long-running sci fi family drama, in response to negative criticism for the casting
Sir Ian McKellen, X-Men's Magneto, is also a little annoyed at the lack of LGBT representation in the incredibly popular superhero movies of today.
For Pride Month, take a look at some of the LGBTQ comics creators who are ones to watch in the future. These are the LGBTQ creators set to make waves!
Bleeding Cool celebrates Pride Month by coming together and talking about some of the comics and creators to be proud of this month.
The most unlikely queer hero of Pride Month 2017 has come screaming into the real world at Pride marches and online, The Babadook is here to SLAY!
Aftershock Comics' Alters volume one, coming out this Wednesday, enjoyed a fair bit of attention back when the series started. The reason was because the
Keiynan Lonsdale, who stars in The CW's The Flash as Kid Flash/Wally West, has come out publicly as bisexual in an emotional post on twitter. Lonsdale
Earlier, news broke of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2's director James Gunn's comments about the appearance of LGBTQ superheroes in Marvel movies. And you
This week saw the release of Kim Reaper, the new series published by Oni Press from creator Sarah Graley. Graley is already known for her auto-bio
As Bleeding Cool has been breaking down and reporting in small, easily digestible chunks for readers from an extensive report from the Marvel Retailer
Because diversity and representation matters and it's about time those other studios upped their game.
Last night, I saw Power Rangers, the modern reboot of the Power Rangers franchise specifically using Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers as a source.
First off, it's great It has flaws to be sure, but it's a damn good superhero film that[...]
Ever since the DC Rebirth one-shot last year, we waited to see Aqualad surface. After all, he was briefly introduced in the issue, along with confirmation
Respectfully, we informed you of this at an earlier juncture, if you were one of the readers who found our intensive Power Rangers movie spoiler-post over