pride month

Discovering Asexuality with Connor Hawke

Every June since 2018, it’s been my honor to showcase queer characters and voices for Pride Month in DC news, highlighting LGBTQIA+ storylines, history and creators bringing their personal experiences to the DC Universe and its diverse audie

DC Pride - What Was Your First Introduction to DC?

It's Pride Month and we're celebrating our many LGBTQIA+ writers, artists, editors and characters here at DC. We recently asked some of the creators behind this month's DC Pride 2022 special a question that should resonate with all fans—what was your first introduction to DC?

For a preview of DC Pride 2022: https://www.dccomics.com/blog/2022/06/06/first-look-harlivy-is-on-the-hunt

First Look: Harlivy is on the Hunt

You Pretty Things: Jadzia Axelrod Talks Trans Heroes and Glam Rock

Every year, all of us at DCComics.com like to take Pride Month as a moment not just to showcase our favorite queer characters, but to take stock on where we are in representing the most isolated and vulnerable among us and provide a warm and

First Look: Teen Justice Springs into Action

There are no age restrictions on kicking butt in this Earth-hopping sneak peek at next week’s Multiversity: Teen Justice #1.

Who is Harley Quinn? - DC Secret Files & Origins

A promising psychologist and intern at Arkham Asylum in Gotham City, Harleen Quinzel was given the chance to get up close and personal with the Joker. Harleen became obsessed with her subject, helped him escape the asylum, and adopted a new identity: Harley Quinn, The Clown Princess of Crime. In time, Harley came to realize the Joker was holding her back, and she struck out on her own. Sowing her own brand of chaos across the DC Multiverse, she’s been a member of the Suicide Squad, the Gotham City Sirens, and more.

A Tale of Two Aqualads: The Evolutions of Jackson Hyde and Kaldur'ahm

We’re deep in the heart of Pride Month, an occasion to celebrate diverse sexualities and sexual identities. And for all of us here at DC, there’s plenty to be proud of.

DCTV Pride Profile: White Canary

The Rise and Fall of Comic Book Queer Coding

Happy Pride! These days, we’re all trying to improve and educate ourselves on how we can be better to each other. With that in mind, I wanted to explore a topic particular to my own background as a queer creator/consumer: queer coding.

DCTV Pride Profile: Negative Man

In honor of Pride Month, we're shining a spotlight on some of the many LGBTQIA+ superheroes of the small screen. Change and acceptance can take time, as demonstrated by Doom Patrol's Negative Man, who's been scarred by life both literally and figuratively.

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