Check out these links to Mainstream trade paperbacks and graphic novels that prominently feature LGBT characters |
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Check out these links to important indie trade paperbacks and graphic novels that prominently feature LGBT characters |
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I’m in the process of creating an alphabetical listing of all the LGBT superheroes, supervillains and supporting characters that I gathered recently. It will take me awhile but I decided to let you watch it grow. The LGBT Character Superlist now contains listings for the letters A, B and C.
I’m REALLY looking forward to Astonishing X-Men #31 this week. Out and proud comic art genius Phil Jimenez has long been one of my absolute favorites. He’s on a very short list with the likes of George Perez, Alex Ross, Bryan Hitch and Alan Davis. So having him as artist for Astonishing with Warren Ellis writing should be quite a ride.
Abigail Brand, director of S.W.O.R.D., has been in some sticky situations, and she isn’t the type who asks for help to get out of them. But when you’re careening towards Earth in the cockpit of a damaged spaceship after being attacked on an exploding asteroid 7.5 million miles from Earth…it’s time to call the X-Men.
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They might not have much of a plan, or much of a chance, but that’s certainly never stopped them before. Superstar artist Phil Jimenez joins writer Warren Ellis for the second arc of the mind-bending ongoing series!
via CBR
