When it comes time for Comic-Con, people dress up in costumes for the big event. Liev Schreiber actually went to the event with his children. Yahoo! shared that Liev Schreiber had his two boys with him, but he is getting a lot of mixed feelings for what one of his sons dressed up as for Comic-Con. He had two boys with him. One was dressed as a Jedi, but the other was dressed as Harley Quinn.
Ezra Miller, aka The Flash in Justice League, tried to educate fans about the drinking habits of his character in the film.Miller was swarmed by fans Saturday night at Comic-Con in San Diego. While leaving somewhere (we’re assuming a bar), he dropped some Flash trivia on them regarding booze. The way he explains it, his Justice League character can’t help but handle his liquor.
From comic cons to gaming gatherings, there are many different types of geek conventions that exist in the world. Among these fantastic events is a group of cons that focus not only on geeky interests but also on the queer community that loves and contributes to geek culture. Many conventions may be friendly to LGBTQ+ fans and creators, but these specific conventions offer a much-needed focus on them. Their inclusive, open environments provide a space that makes them great for queer fans and their allies to attend.
DC Comics and Marvel artist Phil Jimenez, best known for his work as the writer/artist for “Wonder Woman” and the miniseries “Infinite Crisis,” recently declared that comics are “inherently gay or inherently queer.”
The out super scribe talks about the pressures of writing the first comic headlined by a gay male superhero in the DC Universe and the excitement of making LGBT comics history.
When it comes time for Comic-Con, people dress up in costumes for the big event. Liev Schreiber actually went to the event with his children. Yahoo! shared that Liev Schreiber had his two boys with him, but he is getting a lot of mixed feelings for what one of his sons dressed up as for Comic-Con. He had two boys with him. One was dressed as a Jedi, but the other was dressed as Harley Quinn.
Ezra Miller, aka The Flash in Justice League, tried to educate fans about the drinking habits of his character in the film.Miller was swarmed by fans Saturday night at Comic-Con in San Diego. While leaving somewhere (we’re assuming a bar), he dropped some Flash trivia on them regarding booze. The way he explains it, his Justice League character can’t help but handle his liquor.
From comic cons to gaming gatherings, there are many different types of geek conventions that exist in the world. Among these fantastic events is a group of cons that focus not only on geeky interests but also on the queer community that loves and contributes to geek culture. Many conventions may be friendly to LGBTQ+ fans and creators, but these specific conventions offer a much-needed focus on them. Their inclusive, open environments provide a space that makes them great for queer fans and their allies to attend.
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DC Comics and Marvel artist Phil Jimenez, best known for his work as the writer/artist for “Wonder Woman” and the miniseries “Infinite Crisis,” recently declared that comics are “inherently gay or inherently queer.”
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