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(Growing) Pains in the Brain
September 21, 2009 By Michelle Garcia The second volume of Liz Baillie’s angst-ridden teen comic is full of all those typical gay punk teenage problems. More >
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Lady of the Night June 18, 2009 By Ed Tahaney After coming out as a lesbian in 2006, Batwoman finally gets her own comic book series -- and this time, she's out, proud, and here to stay. More >
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Forty Under 40: Arts May 06, 2009 Tarell Alvin McCraney heads up an impressive list of out media professionals that includes Lucky Michaels, Ariel Schrag, Matthew Lew, Rebecca Walker, and Christopher Wheeldon. More >
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Superjunk: Watchmen Goes Full-Frontal March 06, 2009 By Ben Walters Gay guys who geek out for superheroes are about to get an eyeful. Watchmen director Zach Snyder puts Dr. Manhattan (a buff, CGI'd Billy Crudup) front and center, buck naked for minutes at a time. More >
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Don’t Mask, Do Tell October 22, 2008 By Suzan Colón Gadzooks! Comic heroes come flying out of the closet. More >
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When Comic-Con Became Comic-Cannes July 31, 2008 By Alonso Duralde This year Hollywood had its fingerprints all over San Diego’s annual celebration of nerd culture. More >
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Heroine Chic February 06, 2008 By Dan Avery In a new wave of comic book writing, lesbian protagonists are finally ready to take the spotlight More >
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Apocalypse Now December 06, 2007 By Cornelius A. Fortune What would the world be like without men? Comic book writer Brian Vaughan posed the question in his soon-to-end comic book series, Y: The Last Man, and tells us why it would be better than living without women More >

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