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Superheroes Whom You Probably Didn’t Know Were Queer

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As Marvel announced that they will be introducing two new LGBTQ characters in the Marvel Universe, here is a look into Superheroes from DC and Marvel Universe who are queer

Marvel is finally introducing LGBTQ characters into the Marvel Universe, but only a few knew that there were already queer characters in the DC and Marvel universe. After a decade of filmmaking and releasing 19 films, Marvel has made that one big step by making it official by introducing two queer characters. Reports say, one character will be an entirely new one as the other has been already been introduced to the audience through the films already made the Marvel Universe.

Deadpool 2 was one of the films that hinted some homosexual relationship between the superheroes, the moody teenage mutant Negasonic Teenage Warhead (Brianna Hildebrand) and her girlfriend, the badass mutant Yukio (Shioli Kutsuna).

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It was also confirmed that Valkyrie from Thor: Ragnork  is bisexual. When everyone thought Valkyrie was a lesbian, Tessa Thompson (Valkyrie) tweeted that the character is in fact bi- sexual

With the new announcement creating a huge impact on the news about not including queer charactes in the superheroes and not exploring their sexual status, here are few Sueprhero characters ( from DC and Marvel), who you probably didnt know were queer.

1) Wonder Woman

Yes, the writers have commented that Wonder Woman is queer because she lived on the island of Themyscira, which is populated with only females.

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2) Poison Ivy 

Poison Ivy is all about complicated Sexuality. Even though there has been a sexual tension between Poison Ivy and her friend Harley Quinn, their relationship was confirmed in 2017.

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3) IceMan

Iceman from the X-Men during his teenage and adult was said to be gay. He went to a bar to explore his sexuality and it was at a bar where he received his first kiss.

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4) Deadpool

Yes, you heard it right. Deadpool is actaully pansexual. He is often described as the ultimate definition of pansexual. He is one character in the Marvel character who doesn’t give a thing to what others think. He is one crazy anti-hero character that knows no boundaries.

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5) Batwoman

Batwoman was portrayed as the Batman’s girlfriend but the character’s sexuality was revealed later in the comics. She became the ultimate lesbian power mom who trained young and up-coming superheroes in the detective comics.

 

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Moon Knight: The New Marvel Hero

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What would happen if you had a dual personality leading a life, completely oblivious and on contrary to your own? And what if that person inside you made a deal with an Egyptian god in return for doing his deeds?

Well – that exactly is the all new Marvel Studios’ show Moon Knight all about. The show which is based on the original Marvel comic book of the same name is a story about the night vigilante who gained his powers because of the Egyptian moon god, Khonsu. The alter ego of this character is a little complicated, As in the show Moon Knight is made up of two characters, Steven with a V the museum gift shop salesman and the ruthless mercenary Marc Spector. But while we look into the comic book there is one more person named Jake Lockley in them as well. All three of them mixed up in a chaotic manner makes the character one of the most interesting of them all. The show has Oscar Issac in the role of Moon Knight while Ethan Hawke plays the main antagonist.

Check into Disney+ Hotstar every Wednesday to watch Moon Knight

Words By: Goutham Satheesh

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Batman: The Riddler Journey Continues

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The biggest blockbuster that was released in the early stages of 2022 can be given credit to the all new Matt Reeves’ The Batman. The movie which takes up an account on the dark and neo-noir detective side of the character presenting Robert Pattinson as the young version of Bruce Wayne/Batman in his youth age of crime fighting. Though the movie has left a deep impact on the minds of movie watchers and comic book geeks likewise, due credit is to be given to the man who gave forth a performance which is likely to go down in history as one of the greatest endeavors you’ll ever see.

Edward Nashton/The Riddler played by Paul Dano has left the viewers in splits. The character has been only portrayed once in the cinematic live version of the Batman universe previously by Jim Carrey in the rather forgettable 90s movie, Batman Forever. Paul Dano has convinced us that he can pull off such an interesting character with a heavy tone making it thrilling and at some points horrific as well. But the journey for Paul Dano with The Riddler does not come to an end, As revealed by the director himself on twitter, A Riddler: Year One comic is in the making and is being penned by Dano himself. The comic book will be a bimonthly six-issue comic which will be launching in October 2022 delving into the dark mind of this iconic villain setting up the background which made him set upon to take the actions he did in the movie. This will provide a whole lot more information for the character, compensating for the 15 minute screen time he got in the almost 3 hour movie.

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Marvel Releases ‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’ Teaser

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The first trailer for Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings debuts Marvel’s latest martial arts hero

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings has gotten its first trailer, showing off the high-flying martial arts action and a new hero for the interconnected universe of Marvel films and shows: Shang-Chi (Simu Liu), who’s known in the comics as Marvel’s preeminent master of martial arts.

The trailer serves as a short introduction to Shang-Chi as he faces off against the mysterious Ten Rings organization and its true leader, the Mandarin. The Ten Rings have been a figure lurking in the background for the entirety of the MCU, first introduced in 2008’s Iron Man (and notably spoofed by a copy-cat group in Iron Man 3), but Shang-Chi promises to reveal the actual group for the first time.

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings hits theaters on Sept. 3.

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