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Is Cher Still a Gay Icon?
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Brent Hartinger
 on June 6, 2011 | Comments (29)
The Flying Monkey answers all questions, including: now that pro-gay Disney owns Marvel, will we see a gay movie superhero?
Mighty Marvel update: Another gay character and, I kid you not, a comic called "Models, Inc."
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Lyle Masaki
 on November 24, 2008 | Comments (6)
Marvel's legendary Stan Lee Marvel comics has certainly been vying for our gay attention recently. Last week, I learned that Young X-Men has two gay char
The Week in Gay Geek: Ultimate X-Fates, big screen DC heroes and more!
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Lyle Masaki
 on August 28, 2008 | Comments (6)
ULTIMATE X-MEN DISCUSSION ALERT: This week, Ultimate X-Men #97 hit the comic shop shelves, the final chapter in the story that controversial included
The Week in Gay Geek: "Star Trek Online" has gay potential, "Hard Heroes" and more!
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Lyle Masaki
 on August 21, 2008 | Comments (0)
THE FINAL MMO FRONTIER: City of Heroes gets a lot of coverage here, and that's partly because the superhero MMO has an active gay community, one th
Two-Bite Interview: "Ultimate X-Men" writer Aron E. Coleite
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Lyle Masaki
 on July 30, 2008 | Comments (6)
Aron E. Coleite, the new writer on Ultimate X-Men, has put the title's two gay characters front and center in his first story arc, though the spotlight
"Ultimate X-Men": Troubling turns for gay superheroes Colossus and Northstar
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Lyle Masaki
 on July 1, 2008 | Comments (5)
As you might recall, one of the major difference between Marvel's Ultimate X-Men and the regular X-Men titles is that Colossus is gay and currently dating the U
"Young Avengers" #3: Another step forward
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Lyle Masaki
 on April 3, 2008 | Comments (9)
Yesterday, the latest issue of Young Avengers Presents arrived in comic shops. It focuses on gay Avenger Wiccan, who spends most of the issue getting to know
The Seven Biggest Gay Moments in Marvel Comics History
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Lyle Masaki
 on November 15, 2007 | Comments (5)
With Marvel announcing that they were making an online archive of their comics available to subscribers, I though it'd be worth noting the company's significant
Perry Moore asks, "Who cares about the death of a gay superhero anyway?"
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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
Mark Millar: Comic book writers don't kill off gay superheroes, supervillains do
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Lyle Masaki
 on September 4, 2007 | Comments (8)
Comic writer Mark Millar isn't thrilled to learn that his story was the breaking point that inspired Perry Moore to tell a positive story of a gay superhe
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