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(Image credit: Marvel Comics) "Since 1992's revolutionary Alpha Flight #106 proudly confirmed Northstar's sexuality, Marvel has represented LGBTQ+ identities with a wide array of characters and stories," continues Marvel's announcement of Marvel's Voices: Pride #1. "Marvel's Voices: Pride #1 will continue this legacy with thrilling adventures starring Mystique and Destiny, Nico Minoru and Karolina Dean, Iceman, Daken, Karma, and more." And in what is perhaps the marque story of the anthology, Young Avengers creators Allen Heinberg and artist Jim Cheung are reuniting to tell their first story ...

Northstar is known as Marvel's first gay superhero, but John Byrne dropped many hints about his sexuality years before his landmark "coming out" moment.

As Bleeding Cool teased yesterday, and picked up by Pink News, today's Black Cat #7 confirms plenty of teasing from Jed MacKay in the Black Cat comic

When one thinks of superhero films, the mind immediately jumps to Marvel or DC Comics – after all, who doesn’t know Superman or Spider-Man, and the X-Men from the Justice League. But with both these brands dominating the superhero movie genre, it’s no surprise that superhero fans have missed out on numerous great superhero movies and tv shows that aren’t...

comments Figuring New York had seen enough damage, Marvel Comics writer Fabian Nicieza went looking for a Canadian port city to stir up trouble, and set his sights on St. John's.(Marvel Studios/CBC) Strolling down Water Street doing some window shopping, enjoying the thriving live local music scene, dining out or just passing through. To the casual eye, St. John's might seem like a city rich in history, ebbing and flowing with the economic tide, but continuing. Alive and growing.  One might never suspect that a mere 30 years ago, this bustling metropolis was reduced to a crater of smoke, mu...