Marvel Comics Celebrates Pride Month in This Year’s Marvel’s Voices: Pride
Marvel Comics announced this year’s Marvel’s Voices: Pride issue to celebrate Pride Month and the LGBTQI+ community. The giant-sized one-shot issue will be packed with tons of exciting content celebrating the second annual issue.
The one-shot issue will again bring together a heroic lineup of LBGTQI+ writers and artists to explore and celebrate Pride Month with new adventures set in the Marvel Universe. This year’s issue is set to feature both fan-favorite characters and the introduction of brand-new characters with the goal of Marvel‘s ongoing commitment to LGBTQI+ representation within the main Marvel universe.
This year’s Marvel’s Voices: Pride #1 will feature the following:
Best-selling author Charlie Jane Anders continues the tradition set bySteve Orlando and Luciano Vecchio in last year’s one-shot when they introduced the new mutant hero SOMNUS and is set to bring his own new hero into the Marvel Universe this June.
Christopher Cantwell brings us a story that will traverse space and time as he tackles Moondragon‘s complex legacy.
Andrew Wheeler will make his Marvel debut with the god of love himself, Hercules with the artistic hands of Patsy Walker and Brittney Williams.
Alyssa Wong reunites with Stephen Byrne to bring us a story featuring the Young Avengers that Marvel guarantees will “please fans new and old!”
Grace Freud brings her comedic writing talents to Marvel for a story featuring D-Man, the Marvel Universe‘s “favorite gay ginger,” with the help of artist Scott B. Henderson who will be making his Marvel debut.
Ira Madison III brings hist television and podcaster talents to Marvel in a story exploring the legacy of Pride in his Marvel debut.
Danny Lore is set to revisit the legacy of two Marvel characters “long left in the closet in a tale of love and redemtion!”
The publisher promises this is only the beginning of its groundbreaking anthology series. Marvel has also revealed a slate of variant covers for Marvel’s Voices: Pride #1 from artists Vecchio and Betsy Cola. Check out the variants below:
Marvel’s Voices: Pride #1 will be available at your favorite local comic shop in June. Check out the main cover below from artist Nick Robles and a variant cover from Byrne:
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