Midnighter

Choose Your Own Superhero Boyfriend! Wolverine? Spider-Man? Midnighter?
by
Heather Hogan
 on August 31, 2011 | Comments (27)

In honor of DC's New 52, we've made a chart to help you tie down the vigilante who's right for you.

Colin Farrell as Rictor, Plus 11 Other Fantasy Superhero Casting Choices
by
Chris Eggertsen
 on June 16, 2011 | Comments (42)
If Hollywood insists on making yet more superhero movies, here are the actors we think should play the gay crime fighters.
Needs More Gay... Superheroes
by
AfterElton.com Staff
 on October 20, 2010 | Comments (20)
Rantasmo to the rescue! This week he takes on Northstar, Midnighter, The Rawhide Kid and other gay superheroes.
Ten gay superheroes who broke new ground
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Lyle Masaki
 on July 9, 2009 | Comments (31)
With Shatterstar and Rictor's recent kiss in X-Factor #45, writer Peter David broke down barriers for gay superheroes by showing the first gay kiss betw
AfterElton Briefs: Lance Bass on Jimmy Kimmel, the gayest page of the phone book, and more!
by
Brian Juergens, Contributor
 on February 15, 2008 | Comments (1)
Eric Bana isn't gay, but we like him anyway (In Berlin to promote The Other Boleyn Girl) In a continued effort to bring you all that is important in the
Ten Best Gay and Bisexual Science Fiction Characters
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Dennis Ayers, Editor
 on January 20, 2008 | Comments (31)
Science fiction hasn’t been very gay-friendly, but there are still great characters to be found in the genre.
Perry Moore asks, "Who cares about the death of a gay superhero anyway?"
by
Lyle Masaki
 on September 12, 2007 | Comments (23)
In 1999, the Women in Refrigerators list (also known as "WiR") spurred discussion in superhero comic fandom about the treatment of female characters
Comic writers discuss gay characters and themes
by
Lyle Masaki
 on July 19, 2007 | Comments (0)
Comic news site Comic Book Resources, is attempting an overview of LGBT characters and themes in comics, including comments from queer writers and writers who
Midnighter: DC's Gay Superhero Could Use Some Rescuing
by
Karman Kregloe
 on June 26, 2007 | Comments (14)
DC Comics recently launched its first superhero comic with a gay title character. Do the authors manage to go beyond clichés?