But we’d get a copy just to see DC Pride’s tribute to Rachel Pollack, the creator of DC’s first out trans superhero, who died of cancer on April 7. Kaplan and Aditya Bidikar starring Circuit Breaker and Kid Quick, two nonbinary heroes from different universes accidentally thrown between worlds seven lush pages of pinups the long-awaited reunion between Tim Drake and our favorite super-ace Connor Hawke, created by Nadia Shammas and Bruka Jones with colors by our favorite favorite colorist Tamra Bonvillain. There’s so much more going on in DC Pride 2023: a very sassy-looking story from A.L.

I’m Obsessed With All the Covers for DC’s 2023 Pride Comicsįrom high fashion looks to cute smooches, the comics have never been queerer. Judging by what little visual information we can glean from the teaser, it looks like a Green Lantern may be involved, but only time will tell for sure. Headlining the anthology is bestselling nonbinary writer Grant Morrison, who returns to their 2014 Multiversity crossover event for a mysterious “cosmic love story” with art team Hayden Sherman and Marissa Louise. We want everyone to love who they want to love, to believe in justice for all, and fight like hell for it.” “We want everyone to celebrate joy, to elevate beauty, to embrace frivolity. “I hope this anthology feels like an invitation to all-to experience life the way queer folk do,” writes longtime DC artist Phil Jimenez, who came out as gay in 1992, in a foreword to the anthology. On Friday, DC officially released the table of contents and a gallery of teaser images for this year’s special, which once again clocks in at over 100 pages of comics and art from LGBTQ+ creators and features a diverse array of queer and trans characters for cape nerds to enjoy. DC Comics has revealed sneak peeks at this year’s DC Pride anthology, and judging from these previews, when we read the whole collection next month, you’ll believe a tran can cry.

The Multiversity by Grant Morrison