While June 2021 feels like it is still ages away (it’s technically March 376th, 2020, considering that that month will never end), DC has already revealed a number of pride Month features. markets normally do something to join the celebration, however we’ve never seen such a huge comic book event from the huge two (or three or four or five). Not only will DC function a number of variant covers, however likewise a one-shot with an entire LGBTQ+ designer lineup. So, let’s take a look at DC pride Month 2021!
DC pride #1 is the centerpiece of DC Comics’ pride Month 2021 Celebration
Overall, this appears like a best superhero team. as well as Jim Lee’s art is quite great. (Image: DC pride #1, DC Comics)
Firstly, we have the huge anthology DC pride #1. The deluxe size comic, which is essentially a graphic book altogether, features a few of the very best LGBTQ+ characters as well as creators. inspect out the lineup:
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Batwoman (Kate Kane) by James Tynion IV & Trung Le Nguyen
Poison Ivy & Harley Quinn by Mariko Tamaki & Amy Reeder
Midnighter by Steve Orlando & Stephen Byrne
Flash of Earth-11 (Jess Chambers) by Danny Lore & Lisa Sterle
Green lantern (Alan Scott) & Obsidian by Sam Johns & Klaus Janson
Aqualad (Jackson Hyde) by Andrew Wheeler & Luciano Vecchio
Dreamer by Nicole Maines & Rachael Stott
Renee Montoya by Vita Ayala as well as Skylar Patridge
Pied Piper by Sina Grace, Ro Stein & Ted Brandt
James Tynion IV?! Vita Ayala?! Steve Orlando?! Sina Grace?! I can’t choose which story I’m looking ahead to the most. exactly how about you?
The Variant Covers for DC pride Month Are absolutely Beautiful
This may be one of my preferred covers of all time. (Image: DC pride #1, pride Variant, DC Comics)
Secondly, the variant covers are one of marvel as well as DC Comics’ basic methods to celebrate pride Month, together with Black history as well as Women’s History. However, the collection from DC Comics for pride Month 2021 is beautiful. The lineup of artists include:
Batman #109 by Jen Bartel
Crush & Lobo #1 by Yoshi Yoshitani
DC pride #1 by Jen Bartel
Harley Quinn #4 by Kris Anka
Nightwing #81 by Travis G. Moore
Superman #32 by David Talaski
Teen Titans Academy #4 by Stephen Byrne
Wonder woman #2 Pride by Kevin Wada
Wonder lady #774 by Paulina Ganucheau
While the primary cover of DC pride is empowering, the rest offer a variety of emotion, however all centered around love. right here are a few of the other covers DC previewed so far:
(Superman #32, pride Variant, DC Comics)
(Harley Quinn #4, pride Variant, DC Comics)
(Nightwing #81, pride Variant, DC Comics)
(Crush as well as Lobo #1, pride Variant, DC Comics)
(Wonder woman #2, pride Variant, DC Comics)
Which one is your favorite?
A Crush as well as Lobo Mini-Series will Debut during pride DC Month 2021
Not even a Helmet? Worst Homicidal daddy Ever! (Image: Crush as well as Lobo #1, DC Comics)
What’s more, one of the newest, as well as already a fan-favorite, LGBTQ+ character in DC Comics is Crush, the child of Lobo the Czarnian. Overall, DC Comics incredibly explains the new series:
Crush…is in full-on self-destruct mode! After rage-quitting the teen Titans as well as blowing up her connection with her sweetheart Katie, Crush makes a decision it’s time to lastly face her daddy in area jail as well as get her baggage sorted before she wrecks everything. like father, like daughter?
In addition to the variant cover above, Crush as well as Lobo #1 will have a few others for DC pride Month 2021:
(Crush as well as Lobo #1, pride Variant 2, DC Comics)
(Crush as well as Lobo #1, Hipp Variant, DC Comics)
So far, the new series by Mariko Tamaki as well as Amancay Nahuelpan already looks wonderful.
DC Comics releasing LGBTQ+ centered graphic Novels for pride Month—and All Year Long!
Congrats to the suicide Squad innovative team for a well-earned GLAAD nomination! (Image: suicide Squad: poor Blood, DC Comics)
Several DC comics stories earned GLAAD nominations in the past few years, such as Tom Taylor’s suicide Squad: poor Blood. however together with poor Blood, we’re getting even a lot more incredible graphic novels for DC pride Month 2021. However, one month is as well short for all this awesomeness!
Suicide Squad: poor Blood, April 27th
Poison Ivy: Thorns, June 1st
I am Not Starfire, July 27th
(Poison Ivy: Thorns, DC Comics)
(I am Not Starfire, DC Comics)
Lastly, DC Comics had a number of other nominations. These include NK Jemisin as well as Jamal Campbell’s far Sector, Greg Rucka as well as Mike Perkin’s Lois Lane, and, obviously, Alex Sánchez as well as Julie Maroh’s You Brought Me the ocean have all got Glaad nominations too.
So, exactly how will marvel Comics contend with DC Comics on all of this pride Month 2021 awesomeness? Hopefully, we’ll soon see.
(Featured Image: DC Pide #1, pride Variant, DC Comics)