SDCC

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

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

Two stories of getting queer from paper to film on cartoons couldn’t be more different. Brought to you from San Diego Comic Con.

Nixon’s Women discuss the sacrifices made and the future path of a universe where America was not the first to the moon.

Imagine a future where we are all judged on the content of our character, and where hope for equality has become reality. Over 50 year later, Star Trek still delivers on that dream.

Figuring out what’s next means taking a long, hard, look at what’s happened and understanding what’s lacking.

We’re a week away, so let’s help each other find the queerest content for Comic-Con@Home #SDCC2020

Not every show wants to tell you all the details about what’s new. A lot have new and exciting experiences to let you feel your way through them.

When life gives you lemons, Wynonna Earp brings lemonade and whiskey.

Fresh from Comic Con are the previews we’ve seen and how queer we think they are. It’s no shock who’s top of the pile.

The con starts today and it’s time to make a good schedule for the long weekend.

The month is over so let’s have a look at our July 2018 Roundup.