Most gay guys aren't thinking about the wedding plans...
Posted on 05/22/2012 11:09:56 AM PDT by Free ThinkerNY
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Wedding bells will ring this summer for Marvel Comics’ first openly gay hero, super speedster Northstar.
The New York-based publisher said Tuesday that Canadian character Jean-Paul Beaubier will marry his beau, Kyle Jinadu, in the pages of “Astonishing X-Men” No. 51. That’s due out June 20.
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I’m convinced the entire comics publishing industry has turned lavender. DC plans to turn one of its superheroes gay. Marvel comes up with this obscure token gay superhero. Last summer while perusing the programming for San Diego Comic Con, I noticed the majority of comics panels were gay-themed. Gay this, gay that, gay, gay, gay. No wonder the medium is dying out.
Not to worry It will be sanctified by the Rt. Reverend B. Hussein 0.(”I’ve evolved to favor ‘gay marriage’”), Presiding.
Not exactly. We’re the “North Star State.”
However, the state motto of “L’Etoile du Nord” (The Star of the North) comes painfully close too.
Most gay guys aren't thinking about the wedding plans...
no, but at least currently, Batwoman is
Most interesting is the creator, Marjorie Liu, doesn’t have any info on her family or private life listed on linkedin or wiki.
He’s Canadian, he could have gotten married a long time ago.
I’m afraid to ask what his “super power” is.
The “Year of the Queer” continues
One of the top editors at Marvel or DC was an out homosexual. The head of Disney is.
It’s about ushering in “change”, not equality. They seek to push propaganda in the culture war.
The only winning move is to boycott Big Media.
They don’t see a dime when you buy used books, movies, albums...
This is an additional coming out. This is Marvel Comics. DC comics announce the other day...probably going to be Superman...er... Thuperman.
A few years back, Marvel retroactively made Rawhide Kid gay.
Swell. Maybe after DC has outed their gay superhero, they can do a crossover episode where they double-date and go clubbing.
I think I’ve seen more threads today about gay comic-book characters than anything else.
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