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Gary Varvel's Editorial Cartoons by Gary Varvel (2015-04-02)
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In the latest installment of “Batman: Urban Legends,” the DC comic book character Tim Drake — a k a the Caped Crusader’s sidekick Robin — accepts an invitation to go on a date with a man named Bernard Dowd — thereby confirming Robin’s LGBTQ status, TMZ has reported .
Robin’s bisexual narrative unfolds in what one fan calls a “lightbulb moment” as he and Bernard find themselves in a streetside brawl. After the hero ultimately rescues Bernard, Robin later pays him a visit at his apartment.
As Drake, the character can be seen psyching himself up for greeting Bernard: “It’s OK, Tim. You got this.”
At Bernard’s door, Drake stammers, “I’m really glad you got home okay. I was relieved. And I’ve been doing a lot of thinking, about that night. And I — I don’t know what it meant to me. Not yet. But I’d like to figure it out.”
Tim Drake finally coming out is so inspiring, DC never wanted a queer Robin but after years and years of campaigning from writers and fans it finally happened A big thank you to Meghan Fitzmartin, Belén Ortega and Alejandro Sánchez for making this moment so beautiful pic.twitter.com/xb5YugEYd9
Bernard responds, “I was hoping you would. Tim Drake … do you want to go on a date with me?”
“Yeah, I think I want that,” Robin answers — thus concluding the episode until the next, coming in December.
Fans have long speculated that Robin may be queer, though he has dated women in previous iterations. Said one such reader , “Crazy thing, I saw Tim DRAKE coming out, years ago.. congrats to DC for making it a reality.”
Comics have been increasingly representative of the LGBTQ community as of late. In March, Marvel unveiled their first gay Captain America character — a queer youth advocate named Aaron Fischer — to be included in the upcoming “United States of Captain America” comic book miniseries.
“Aaron is inspired by heroes of the queer community: activists, leaders, and everyday folks pushing for a better life,” creator Aaron Trujillo told Entertainment Weekly at the time of that announcement.
“He stands for the oppressed, and the forgotten,” Trujillo added. “I hope his debut story resonates with readers, and helps inspire the next generation of heroes.”

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In recent years, DC and Marvel have revealed different characters' sexualities. Here are 10 bisexual superheroes that fans may have forgotten.
Marvel and DC both have an impressive cast of characters to work with, so it's really no surprise to realize that within those worlds are plenty of characters to identify with. Both franchises boast their fair share of LGBT+ characters, even if it isn't always easy to remember the details.
Today we're going to talk about, and celebrate, the Marvel and DC characters who are delightfully bisexual . Some of these characters are perhaps a bit easier to remember, while others might just surprise you.
We might as well start off this list with the most obvious character: Loki. Loki is famously bi, both in folklore and in the comics. So his inclusion on this list really shouldn't be a surprise.
Loki has been confirmed as bi, in every canonical sense in the Marvel Universe. Add in his genderfluid nature, and you've got a god willing to fall for just about anyone. Yes, we know that Loki isn't usually considered a hero, but he has his heroic moments from time to time, and they are very epic when they do occur.
Mystique is another well-known character to come from Marvel, though perhaps fans didn't know that she is also considered to be bi. For the longest time, it was merely something that fans were hoping was canon.
Now, it can essentially be considered exactly that. She had a relationship with Destiny, as well as getting married to Charles Xavier in secret and having a child fathered by Azazel. And really, that was only the beginning for her.
Next up on our list is John Constantine. Constantine is from the world of DC, and there's no doubt in our minds that he is a bi character worth including on this list. This is a fact that has actually been confirmed by DC as well, so there's a refreshing nature to be found there.
We have known for quite some time his willingness to date both men and women, a fact that has been shown in both the comics and in the Arrowverse portrayal of the character (and something we will hopefully see wherever he appears next).
Noh-Varr, also known as Marvel Boy, is a complicated character, and yet there are a few things we clearly know about him, such as the fact that he's clearly attracted to both men and women. Noh-Varr has been a part of the Dark Avengers, the Young Avengers, the West Coast Avengers, and several other teams over the course of his years.
He was famously dating Kate Bishop for a while, and later, he expressed some attraction towards her current boyfriend (who naturally returned the favor).
David Alleyne, also known as Prodigy, is another hero that must be included on this list. He was once the leader of the Young Avengers, as well as joining several other iconic teams in his history in Marvel. He's also absolutely canonically bisexual, and we adore it.
His sexuality and feelings all came out at once when he confessed it all to Hulkling, the object of his affections.
Harper Row is a lesser-known hero, especially if you haven't been religiously following Batman's comics. She goes by the moniker Bluebird (as you may have guessed from the hair), and she is another hero who is delightfully bi.
The only sad thing about Harper being bi is that it hardly ever seems to come up. That means there aren't any canon relationships for us to cheer for, though there are plenty of ships for which people are rooting to happen!
Mera may have ended up married to a man, but that does not change the fact that she is another hero on our list of bi superheroes. This is part of her identity that isn't hidden, being a major part of who she is, even if it isn't outright stated all of the time.
All things considered, Mera is one lucky woman. She married the King of Atlantis and she shared a kiss with the one and only Wonder Woman as if fans needed more proof about her preferences!
No list of bi characters would be complete without including the lovely Diana, also known as Wonder Woman. Diana is canonically bisexual, and it was done in the most beautiful of ways. This is another character who fans long believed was bi, but only relatively recently did we have it confirmed.
When you think about it though, it makes complete sense. Especially given how and where she was raised. It also suits the character quite nicely, while giving us another hero to look up to.
This is a fact that may be more commonly known if you watched the deleted scenes from Thor: Ragnarok. But the Valkyrie that Tessa Thompson portrays is, without a doubt, bi. The actress herself even confirmed as much.
Now fans can't help but throw her into new and favorite ships, such as a potential one between her and Captain Marvel.
Tony Stark is probably the easiest character to forget on your list of bi characters. After all, the guy is practically infamous for the way he chases women. While there's no doubt that Tony does at times pursue women rather aggressively, we believe that he's more open than that.
While no canon statements have ever been released, eagle-eyed fans can pick up on scenes (most famously from Superior Iron Man #8 ) where he leaves his bed, showing both men and women lounging within.
Liz Wyatt, AKA Cat, is an avid reader of books and comics of all varieties. She's known for being a bit on the quirky side, but that doesn't diminish her passion in the least. As you may have guessed by her nickname, she is also a cat lover, though truthfully she loves most animals she has the opportunity to meet. Cat will take any and every opportunity to try a new book or comic series, and has an ever-growing TBR pile that she'd rather never know the actual count of.

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