Mika A. Epstein

While SDCC wasn’t as gay as I would have liked, it still has some queer news.

Renee Montoya returns to the Batverse in the best way possible.

It sucks that it’s another year at home, but ComicCon@Home 2021 still has some quality content to look for!

Showing love and sex with a raging pandemic is about as easy as getting a queer female named show a second season.

Over the thirty odd years we’ve had “Law & Order” on our screens, in one permutation or another, their representation has changed.

Percentages, averages, and a slower growth on show scores gives us an answer of where to see representation on US TV.

The witches are back and the stakes are even higher as we have new powers, new foes, and yes, new witches.

The future of “The Bold Type” is change.

There’s no one right way to be who we are, and Lady Parts shouts that for all to hear.

It’s the last season for “The Bold Type” and it’s time to address the Log Cabin Elephant in the room.

The hopes for new series flies high with the potential to be a year-round show.

It’s summer, and that means Freeform’s picking up again!