Sins of the Black Flamingo #4
OBSESSED with this
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No lies detected
Sins of the Black Flamingo #1
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Negasonic calling out House of M and Bendis for his utter misogynistic and harmful portrayal of Wanda is sending meeeeeee
Kissing Andrew Wheeler’s forehead rn for this single panel. Thank you.
Marvel’s Voices Infinity Comics #44 (2023)
W: Andrew Wheeler
A: Carola Borelli
C: Brittany Peer
L: VC’s Joe Sabino
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Andrew Wheeler on JLQ and DC Pride / transcript via Bleeding Cool
DC editorial pushed me to pitch JLQ and then blackballed me when they decided JLQ was bad publicity. They call it pride. I call it exploitation.
Extrano. Midnighter and Apollo. Batwoman. DC has a long list of queer milestones that it was embarrassed to acknowledge in their own time. Throw JLQ on the pile. What does "DC Pride" mean, exactly?
They never tell you you're out, because they think the vague hope that they might still call you will keep you from speaking out. And they're right, usually. And it's that hope that breaks you down.
I know, I'm burning bridges, but my secret gift is that there is nothing holding me here, so there's nothing anyone can do anymore. I have no parents, no kids, no dog. I can roll over and die any time I want to, and there have been many times since DC Pride that I've wanted to.
Here's my manifesto: If you're a major publisher and you're putting out a "diversity anthology", those creators should reasonably be able to expect that you are committed to working with them. Otherwise, what is the point?
If you can't put a "diversity" book together with creators you're actually working with; you're not actually supporting creators of that identity, you're exploiting them.
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If you haven’t read Sins of the Black Flamingo, you’re missing a great story.
Written by Andrew Wheeler, pencils by Travis Moore and inks by Tamra Bonvillain, Sins is a dark supernatural adventure meets heist thriller.
Sebastian Harlow, the Black Flamingo, is a thief who specialises in mystical artefacts.
Abel, the Golem, is learning how to live in the present day after his soul had been trapped since the ‘40s.
Ezekiel, the Angel, is being hunted down by people who will stop at nothing to put him back in chains.
It’s unabashedly queer, funny, and sexy. Definitely gets a 10/10 from me.
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Wheeler + Kyriazis create the purr-fect cat-themed thriller
IDW will publish the six-issue ‘Cat Fight’ starting in May.
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your honour, I submit that I could fix him
(Sins of the Black Flamingo #1, Andrew Wheeler, Travis Moore, Tamra Bonvillain, Aditya Bidikar, Andy Khouri)
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Olivier Coipel's Marvel's Voices: Pride Cover Revealed
Olivier Coipel's Marvel's Voices: Pride Cover Revealed #comics #comicbooks
Marvel celebrates Pride Month this year with a monumental giant-sized one-shot showcasing some of comics’ most iconic LGBTQAI+ heroes in an incredible range of stories by LGBTQAI+ superstars and emerging talent! Get a look at a brand-new variant cover for 2022’s Marvel’s Voices: Pride drawn by superstar artist Olivier Coipel. Once again lending his acclaimed talents to Marvel’s Pride Month…
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