Given all the controversy about diversity lately, I don't want you to see this as an attack on your or your staff, this is just genuine curiosity on my part. A while back I asked why Marvel don't have any LGBT solo titles and you have a very thoughtful response as to how it didn't seem the right time, the creators didn't fit etc & how you wanted to do it justice. My question is, given the success of Midnighter at DC & the other lgbt books, what is it that makes you feel the time isn't r
realmarysue Said:
I need the story and the creative team to show up, and feel legitimate. I don’t just want to do it because somebody else has done it, and in doing so, do it badly.
Now I have a question: How is a straight person going to identify ‘legitimate’ queer? Are there checkboxes?
(I also have three words for Marvel: MISS AMERICA CHAVEZ)
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Adding on this person’s response as well, because it’s beautiful. As a straight person, who are you to judge what feels...
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