Ever though the way Spike looked at Angel was filled with lust? Well Joss Whedon and illustrator Jo Chen have made your fantasies come true. New three pge short comic "Almost Darkest" features the pair in a lip lock. You can check it out over here.
The Scoobies Are Back! That’s right, our beloved Buffy characters are returning and with Whedon as well. There are few details currently known, but it will be animated. Well, as animated as the Watchmen motion comic was. It will be an adaption of the Buffy comic books, sadly no word as to which comics. Personally, I hope it will be an adaption of season eight. The voice actors have yet to be announced. Sadly, with Anthony Head’s current work in the new Merlin series, doubts are that they will not be the cast of the show. As stated, Whedon will be involved just not as much as most would like. He will simply give his approval, views, and suggestions; at least he still has some say. As disappointing as it may be, it stakes the heart of the new movie.
The site has a piece on Batwoman taking over Detective Comics. It's not even her sexuality that seems to be an issue (for a change), but rather her replacement of the caped crusader. Anyways we thought it might be of interest to comic geeks. You can check it out below thanks to Alasdair Wilkins at io9.
Via [io9].
Sure Bette and Tina tried it on didn't they (but Tina had her whole guy thing, so I'm not sure that even counts), so maybe there are those that would do so, but actually sleeping with the dude... kinda unlesbish. Anyways you can see a full article on the comic in question at CBR.
Comic Book Resources (CBR) are running a series of articles this month where they look at queer comic books. CBR are running the articles in conjunction with Prism Comics, the preeminent website for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered (LGBT) comics and creators and a site we looked at back in August.
CBR will be detailing "one good comic book/graphic novel with LGBT themes" every day this month, so if you're a comic book fan, you might want to check out the CBR each day to see what they're looking at.
Via [CBR]
Superdickery is a website on the interwebs and one we hadn't heard of til yesterday when we received an email from a reader - Dave - who asked us to cover the site. Sadly for Superdickery the coverage isn't all positive (though some may argue any coverage is).
We don't like slating other websites (if we did we'd have 10 posts a day probably!), but now and again one has to wonder why people cover things in the manner they do. Superdickery you see is a site that highlights silly comic book covers / panels (usually with double entendre), but our reader took issue with the way the site uses 'gay' in its juvenile sense.
There are a few covers that feature taglines such as "Damn it, Robin, when will you learn? Batman's not gay! He's not into that stuff! Stop molesting him!" - "Oh, Kid Flash and Superboy are caught up on the throes of gay homo love." and "Maybe sidekicks are just inherently fruity by nature".
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Michael Turner is barely cold in the grave and the "Fathom" movie based on one of his most famous comic book characters is in the news again. Word this week that hot young thing Megan Fox has signed on the dotted line to take on the role of Aspen (Fathom) Matthews. There's no official confirmation, so time will tell, but buzz is despite Michael Turner stating - just prior to his death - that the "Fathom" movie was no more, here it is again.
As actresses go Fox is a hot property right now and she has the sex appeal to pull off the role of Fathom, but does she have the smarts and innocence also related to that character? Time will tell. For the moment though it's all a splash with little concrete to go on. Larger images after the jump.
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Talented artiste Curt Rapala has done some rather cool Sin City artworks featuring Disney women. Yeah, you read it right, innocent little Disney girls as those sultry ladies of the Sin City universe. Featured ladies include Ariel from The Little Mermaid as Nancy, Aurora as Goldie, Cinderella as Shellie, Jasmine as Miho, Snow White as Gail and our personal favorite Belle from Beauty and the Beast as Becky.
Check them all out at Curt Rapala's site Not a Fishing Lure.
According to their page, Prism are a nonprofit organization originating in 2003. They started off as a group of volunteers who published an annual publication called Out in Comics which listed LGBT creators in comics and quickly grew from there.
They now publish the annual guide Prism Comics: Your LGBT Guide to Comics and have a fantastic website that has a ton of details on queer comics and the people who love them. One of the coolest parts about Prism is that they actively encourage people to send submissions to them and even cover press releases and news articles about LGBT comics. You can volunteer to help them out, or simply head over to their site to show them some love.
Brent Rinehart's comic isn't the sort of comic that would generally hit our Comic Book section here at Lesbian Geek, but for this unintelligent fool, we're making an exception. Brent you see is an Oklahoma County Commissioner, or was until some felony charges allegedly.
Anyways good ole Brent has sent out a comic book to his voters, a comic penned by himself that you can find HERE. Why are we linking to a homophobic comic book? - So you can write to the powers that be and complain. This guy can't spell, has little grip on reality and clearly isn't that well educated. The fact he's in public office is embarrassing.
Can anyone say 'Internalized Homophobia' or Cognitive Dissonance.
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