Pride Month Presents Frankie The Magicorn!
It’s June, dear readers! If you’re a member or ally of the LGBTQ+ community, it’s time to celebrate Pride month! This is a time to celebrate our identities [...]
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TV Brew: Casting Done Right – No Excuse for “X-Washing” a Role
**Author’s Note: The following contains some spoilers for Gotham and The OA, so if you haven’t seen the most recent episodes, you might want to wait.** [...]
Nicole Maines Cast as ‘Dreamer’ In ‘Supergirl’
This past Saturday (July 21), the team behind the CW’s Supergirl announced at San Diego Comic-Con that a new character would be joining the cast. As reported by BBC News, [...]
Transphobia Continues In the Geek Community
We’ve written once or twice before about the issues that transgender persons face in the geek/nerd communities. However, as with other issues facing our society today, [...]
A call for transgender artists from a comic book publisher
California-based publisher Stacked Deck Press is taking a leap forward for the recognition of trans writers & illustrators. The company has put out a call for those in [...]
Review Brew: LumberJanes Volume 4 – Out of Time
Meet the Lumberjanes: Jo, April, Mal, Molly and Ripley. Five girls who begin the journey of their lives as they attend Lumberianes camp. Along with their camp counselor, Jen [...]
New comic “Alters” explores navigating two identities in secret.
The New York Times released news that a new comic from AfterShock Comics, “Alters”, will be released on September 7,2016. In reading the details of this [...]
#DontGiveCaptainAmericaABoyfriend – An Op Ed on LGBT Characters in Comic Book Media
Hi. My name is Tony. I am 48 years old. I am a psychologist and coach. I love comic books and sci fi. I am a spirit junkie. I am a first generation Cuban-American. Oh, and I [...]
Film Review: The Danish Girl
I’d been looking forward to seeing The Danish Girl since I first heard about it over a year ago. I went in with very high expectations and, fortunately, I was not [...]
A Look Back at 2015: Art Better Reflecting Life
In 2015, the faces on screens big and small looked a little bit more like those in real life than they had in years past. Comic book characters who were people of color in [...]
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