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Written by Al Ewing, Ngozi Ukazu, Nicole Maines, Phil Jimenez and Others Art by Ngozi Ukazu, Claire Roe, O'Neill Jones, and Others DC's Eisner and Ringo award-winning Pride anthology returns in the form of a universe-spanning travelogue like you've never seen! In its pages, Dreamer makes a first-time pilgrimage to her ancestral planet, Naltor! Poison Ivy and Janet from HR go spore-hunting on Portworld! Superman (Jon Kent) gets the boys together for a night out in A-Town, but things go sideways when The Ray vanishes into thin air! Steel (Natasha Irons) works up the courage to face Traci 13 at the Oblivion Bar's Pride party for the first time s more
DC Pride 2024 #1 is a huge celebration. The fact that some characters weren't included demonstrates how many choices there are now, a distinct difference from just a few years ago. Read Full Review
DC Pride 2024 is a heartfelt and well-balanced montage of collected and contrasting stories from across the queer spectrum and the wide array of many kinds of characters that can be found in the DC Universe. Read Full Review
Thank you DC comics for delivering such a meaningful and beautifully crafted tribute to the LGBTQIA+ community! It truly meant so much to see these characters and their stories being handled with such incredible care. Read Full Review
Hopefully, this is the first of many more appearances of Mikaal in the DCU and of Ewing bringing his talents to the DC sandbox. Read Full Review
Whether covering the lofty ambitions of queer storytelling, or simply providing an intimate character drama, every chapter within DC Pride 2024 provides something validating, inspiring, or simply entertaining. Read Full Review
Overall, this installment had a few more hiccups than the last few, but it still came together into a beautiful celebration of DC's LGBT talent and characters. Read Full Review
The 1-star reviews make me wonder if those guys also give 1 star to books about asian, black or women superheroes without reading them. Or are they just afraid of gay heroes?
Decided to give this a 10 before I start reading it because if the Outrage Brigade is going to give it a 1 sight unseen just because it's got boys kissing boys, why should I take my rating any more seriously? After all, I like to see boys kissing boys just as much as they do not.
Rating the individual stories as I read along:
Hello Spaceboy: 8/10
The Rivers & The Lakes That You're Used To: 6.5/10
Marasmius: 10/10
Steeling Time: 8.5/10
Bros Down in A-Town: 6/10
Lessons in Astral Projection: 8/10
Phantom Rodeo: 7.5/10
Spaces: 10/10
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