It's Thursday. It's 2020. Let's get some comics-y superhero-y goodness!
Everything is once again in the 'other stuff' category for which we will #BlameLoki (with good reason, this time!)
Everything is also really Queer this week - which, of course, I'm here for. And that's also partly Loki's fault 😉
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Other Stuff
Legendary comics creator Grant Morrison has come out as Non-Binary, and congrats to them!
Danika @ The Lesbrary gives us a short guide to Lesbian and Yuri (F/F) Manga
Rumours suggest Loki will be Bisexual in his Disney+ series!!!!!
Like, I'm kind of nervous that this'll just be talk, and won't actually happen, and I really, really, want it to actually happen.
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Because Loki is canonically (i.e. officially) all kinds of Queer in the comics - and I need that to be acknowledged dammit!
Fingers crossed, this'll actually happen.
The wonderful Kristen/Kit has reviewed Chapter 1 of M/M webcomic Starfighter over on their blog, Metaphors and Moonlight. (Warning: 18+ only comic (sexy-times,) discussions of consent issues)
Are you a Grant Morrison fan?
Thoughts on Loki...?
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Oh my gosh, how wonderful for Grant Morrison! I'm thrilled for them. And the news about Loki is very exciting too, although like you I'm more in the space of "I'll believe it when I see it." :P
ReplyDeleteYes! They're such a legend, and they deserve to be themself! :)
DeleteFingers crossed for Queer Loki! :)
It would be obviously awesome if Loki is bisexual in his Disney + series. However, Disney does have history of erasing canon. Let's just hope they get it right this time.
ReplyDeleteI know, right? Like, if it's in the comics... comics haven't always been the most diverse space, and if it made its way into comics canon, then why, in the name of all that is holy, have we not kept in the adaptations?! *sigh*
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