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Colin Farrell as Rictor, Plus 11 Other Fantasy Superhero Casting Choices
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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.
AfterElton Briefs: Resurrecting Ianto Jones, Helping Cyndi Lauper Help GLBT Youth, Wiccan's Back, plus more Derrick Martin!
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Ed Kennedy
 on April 19, 2010 | Comments (15)
Plus, Brothers & Sisters tanks, Doctor Who soars, Lea Michele returns to Broadway, and doesn't Jesse Tyler Ferguson look nice ... for the 19th century.
Comic-Con 2009 update: Twilight, Young Avengers, Obsidian and more!
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Lyle Masaki
 on July 24, 2009 | Comments (20)
The annual nerd prom started this week and, while the exhibitor floor didn't have any flashy displays like last year's Watchmen Owl Ship, it doesn't sou
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
The Week in Gay Geek: NYCC news, "Caprica" rules, Batman's finishing move and more!
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Lyle Masaki
 on April 25, 2008 | Comments (5)
Global Viz: As expected, there were a good number of announcements at the New York Comic Con last weekend, but the ones that floored me involved manga p
"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
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Best. Gay. Week. Ever. (March 28, 2008)
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Michael Jensen
 on March 28, 2008 | Comments (36)
Young gay avengers, 70s shows that made me gay, Desperate Housewives scoop, I hate Captain Jack, and more!
Two-Bite Interview: Brian Reed, writer of "Young Avengers Presents" #2
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Lyle Masaki
 on February 28, 2008 | Comments (2)
Alan Heinberg’s Young Avengers, which featured gay male supercouple Hulking and Wiccan, ended its first “season” in June 2006. The characters went on to