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Superman will be made bisexual in new comic
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Publisher DC Comics has announced that Superman will come out as bisexual in a new issue of the comic. This is reported by Variety with reference to the official DC press release.
In Superman: Son of Kal-El, Issue 9, due November 9, John Kent, son of the original superhero Clark Kent and Lois Lane, will begin an affair with reporter Jay Nakamura as Superman in the comics.
In the story, John Kent will find solace in his relationship with Nakamura when he is mentally exhausted from the constant need to save the world. DC notes that the story will unfold in the main storyline of the publisher's comic book universe.
“I have always believed that everyone needs heroes and that everyone deserves to see themselves in these heroes. I am grateful to DC and Warner Bros that they share this idea, "- said the author of the comic book" Superman: Son of Kal-El "Tom Taylor.
Variety cites the decision to make Superman bisexual the loudest example to date of how comic publishers are addressing the topic of representing the LGBTQ community. In August, DC published a comic strip in which Batman's partner Robin also appeared bisexual.
The LGBTQ community also includes comic book characters such as Batwoman, Harley Quinn, Green Lantern, Ice Man, Miss America, and North Star. The latter became one of the first openly gay superheroes in 1992.
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In Superman: Son of Kal-El, Issue 9, due November 9, John Kent, son of the original superhero Clark Kent and Lois Lane, will begin an affair with reporter Jay Nakamura as Superman in the comics.
In the story, John Kent will find solace in his relationship with Nakamura when he is mentally exhausted from the constant need to save the world. DC notes that the story will unfold in the main storyline of the publisher's comic book universe.
“I have always believed that everyone needs heroes and that everyone deserves to see themselves in these heroes. I am grateful to DC and Warner Bros that they share this idea, "- said the author of the comic book" Superman: Son of Kal-El "Tom Taylor.
Variety cites the decision to make Superman bisexual the loudest example to date of how comic publishers are addressing the topic of representing the LGBTQ community. In August, DC published a comic strip in which Batman's partner Robin also appeared bisexual.
The LGBTQ community also includes comic book characters such as Batwoman, Harley Quinn, Green Lantern, Ice Man, Miss America, and North Star. The latter became one of the first openly gay superheroes in 1992.
Due to lack of funding, the article was translated by google translator. Gay.Az editors apologize for the inconvenience*
Gay.Az/Salam.gay/lenta.ru
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