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@InnerVenom123: I feel like the only way gay Batman would go is kitschy (like 60s Batman, I suppose) and that wouldn't be doing Batman justice. I REALLY don't like the out-of-context stuff that portrays Batman as being into young boys and then having that associated with being gay. That would be horrible. Gay Batman would need to be Serious Gay Batman; Batman That Just Happens To Date Men.

Oh, yeah. I had forgotten about Xavin. I haven't actually read Runaways but I think I read whatever crossover they did with the Young Avengers. I used to be really into Hulkling/Wiccan but Children's Crusade dragged on a little too long for me. What are those characters doing now, anyway?

@Redberry: I gotta be honest; I've never read Green Lantern anything so I had no clue who the heck that was which was really disappointing. I kind of thought it might be someone in the Earth 2 book, though. I was just hoping it was going to be Superman or the Flash. (One can only dream of a gay Batman...)

@Rumble Man: You comment reminds me of the Marvel character, Doop. Doop is probably the weirdest example of sexuality in comics. (Doop is a mysterious green blob that is bisexual, has had both men & women attracted to it, has been with people in relationships, has been attracted to objects, etc.)

@Rumble Man: Yeah, I'd seriously like to see some trans characters in the mainstream comics. Are there any...? It'd be neat to actively see a character change through time within a comic.

What's a prepper? Is that like a fluffer for superheroes...?

Or next to it, I suppose. I have no clue how your facilities are set up.

• Justice League 5 & 6
• a book about South Park & Philosophy
• a J Crew "style guide"

@mr.obvious: Wolverine to Barry: "Sniff, sniff. Chemicals.....police department.....scientist? No way, bub."

Wolverine to Wally: "Sniff, sniff. Motor oil....grease......sweat. Hey, you know how to fix motorcycles, bub?"

@mr.obvious: Not sure about friends but I think Wolvie would be more comfortable working with a blue collar guy that works on cars than a scientist.

Barry? No. Wally? Yes.

Much like with women in real life, I accept that Emma Frost is a b-tch but I absolutely can't stand that men are into her.