Happy 81st Birthday, Wonder Woman!
Wonder Woman is 81 today, and more famous, more fabulous, and more queer than ever!
October 21 2022 7:02 PM
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The latest news about DC Comics and its movies that include LGBT characters and themes under DC Entertainment. The characters made famous by DC Comics include Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Lex Luthor, the Joker, the Riddler, the Penguin, Catwoman, Green Arrow, as well as groups like the Justice League. Major films inspred by the comic book characters include Man of Steel, Catwoman, and The Dark Knight. It's major competitor is Marvel Comics, founded by Martin Goodman and formerly helmed by Stan Lee.
Wonder Woman is 81 today, and more famous, more fabulous, and more queer than ever!
DC Comics staffers have requested police protection following credible threats by readers angered by the superhero coming out as bisexual.
In an Instagram story, the actor detailed a list of incidents of misconduct, bullying, and severe injuries that took place while she filmed the comic book series -- and the CW responded.
Created by two queer women, DC's new "gothic horror" graphic novel brings back one of the most beloved and bewitching queer characters of the Gotham universe.
Set in the DC universe, the gay Mexican author focuses on a young queer boy with special abilities in smalltown New Mexico.
California Democratic Rep. Robert Garcia shared his love of comic books with anyone who wanted to stop by his office.
The long-speculated-to-be-ace character is set to come out in this year's DC Pride anthology special.
The Amazonian warrior shares a passionate kiss in Dark Knights of Steel.
Cain, who previously played Superman, called DC Comic's announcement about the new Man of Steel's sexual orientation "bandwagoning."
Author Kody Keplinger calls it "an angsty gothic romance complete with creepy plants, a big spooky house, and two girls kissing."
Just like Stonewall, Comic-Con is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, and fittingly, queer inclusion has reached a new level.
The introduction of Circuit Breaker is the latest example of DC Comics being LGBTQ-inclusive.
Robin, the vigilante alter ego of Tim Drake, has been dating his boyfriend Bernard for about a year.
It sure looks like trans character Alysia Yeoh will be making her live-action debut in the highly anticipated HBO Max movie.
The marriage equality warrior gets the comic book treatment by industry vets Cat Staggs and Amanda Deibert.
Bia, a Black trans woman, was introduced in the first issue of the DC Comics series Nubia & The Amazons, out this week.
Jon Kent, son of Clark, will embark on a same-sex romance in Superman: Son of Kal-El #5.