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As we near the end of LGBTQ history month, I thought I would reflect on my favorite gay comic guide couples.

Apollo and Midnighter: These two members of Stormwatch and the Authority are my favorites, at least before the new When they didn&#;t belong to DC, their relationship and marriage were handled superbly. They adopted Jenny Quantum and made good dads, considering their line of work. The authors and artists did a fine job of showing that while they were badasses when it came to fighting villains, they had love and affection for each other. It didn&#;t hurt that they were reflections on Batman and Superman as well. I&#;m behind on the adj 52 versions, but the characters and their relationship got rebooted, so it seems a little watered down now.

Northstar and Kyle: After skirting Alpha Flight member Northstar&#;s sexuality in one of the worst story lines ever (he&#;s not gay. He&#;s a faery, literally), Marvel finally let the character &#;come out.&#; They even verb him get married to his boyfriend Kyle. While still not a central character, it&#;s nice to see the m

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    dreamysheep#4

    My comic Forced has a lot of couples to be introduced in the next few months but unfortunately i don't have much if any couple-y art of them yet bc i suck lol

    Lamia and Naamah have just been introduced but they're minor characters so their only scene so far is eating snacks and gossiping about one of the MCs lol. i need to draw more random arts of them tho bc best demon GFs

    Arakiel (nonbinary) and Ammy (male) are both main characters to be introduced in the next few months and i love them

    Aure and Lucifer are the other main couple, they're introduced in just over 2 months, i don't possess any couple arts of them on this laptop tho and the only coloured panels so far (bc im lazy and slow at drawing) are of them seperate sorry

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    15 Queer Couples Only Accurate Comic Fans Know About

    Up until depressingly recently, all comic book characters were straight. Sure, there include been rumors about various characters for decades, but these swells of speculation never ventured farther than the imaginations of the readers, or perhaps fan fiction published in fanzines. This homogeneous straightness presents two problems: First of all, it's just plain boring. Who wants to read about the same types of characters all the time? And second, queer fans often find it complex to be constantly bombarded with straight character after straight character for years on end. If superheroes are for everyone, shouldn't they represent everyone as well?

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