#marvel's voices pride

[luimnigh]

I really enjoyed Gambit and Felicia Hardy offhandedly breaking up a TERF rally at New Orleans Pride.

Like that's not even the focus of the story, it's just a quick few panels as they discuss Felicia's love life, but it's a fun moment.

[thefandomentals]

Aroace Gwenpool! Pocket Bacon! Lil Freaky Guys In Masks! All this and more as @askmeaboutmyoctopustheory reviews the 2023 iteration of Marvel's Voices: Pride!

[geekcavepodcast]

2023′s “Marvel’s Voices: Pride” Goes on Sale in June

Marvel’s Voices: Pride returns for 2023. The anthology one-shot boasts character debuts and lead-in stories for upcoming titles.

Stories featured in Marvel’s Voices: Pride #1 include:

Info on an unannounced X-Men title for 2023 from writer Steve Foxe and artist Rosi Kampe

A new hero taking on the Nightshade mantel to protect her Chicago community from writer Stephanie Williams and a new (currently unrevealed) artist

A Black Cat story in which Felicia Hardy, out for more than riches, has an encounter the with Thieves Guild and New Orleans Pride from writer Sarah Gailey

A Wiccan and Hulkling story in which the couple finds themselves stranded while out on a getaway, but luckily befriend a new hero from writer Shadi Petosky

A new symbiote character introduced by writer H.E. Edgmon

And more

Marvel’s Voices: Pride #1, featuring a main cover by Amy Reeder and variant covers by P. Craig Russell, Phil Jimenez, and Jan Bazaldua, goes on sale on June 14, 2023.

(Image via Marvel Comics - Amy Reeder’s Cover of Marvel’s Voices: Pride #1)

[deuceofgears]

My smol piece:

Mystique and Destiny receive some pre-marriage psychic counseling courtesy of Emma Frost! See how the inspiring love of two former villains holds up against a telepathic onslaught of hard truths in this twisty tale by writer Yoon Ha Lee (Ninefox Gambit, Machineries of Empire) in his exciting Marvel Comics debut alongside acclaimed artist Stephen Byrne.

[lovecatsys]

Thoughts on Marvel Pride This Year:

Where is Rictor. Where is Shatterstar. Where are Benji and Nathaniel and Bling.

I'm excited though that it feels like it's going to have more continuity to it than in the previous years

It does honestly feel like they're reusing a mostly white cast for each issue every year, I love Wiccan and Hulkling but they already have so much space in the marvel universe as probably the most prominent canon queer couple, while there are many characters out there who still barely have a chance to shine, and I think they really need this to give them a little boost in popularity methinks, which will hopefully lead to more content for them outside of marvel pride

I don't like that they keep creating more characters instead of giving characters that barely get a chance to shine, or were only coded back in the day, a chance in their issues. That's what I liked abt Venomm and Taku in the 2022's issue (Though I do love Somnus and Shela and Morgan dont get me wrong... this is just an irritation I have)

I think Noh Varr and Hercules are adorable but they deserve their own comic, because the only time we see them is in Marvel Pride, it just starts to feel like fanfiction to me. Idk!

I had kind of been hoping that they were going to include Rachel and Betsy this year, because even though they have kissed on panel and are dating now, neither of them have talked about their sexualities or "come out" really, no one even acknowledges their relationship either, as if they weren't surprised that either of them were queer, or they did but they're just not showing us.

Also why do we keep seeing Loki each year but never getting anything with him that actually really talks about his queerness? The only acknowledgement is just "oh he has a bunch of male exes, see?"

This is just from the little announcement they made so far, so there's still hope, I guess.

[bobsayshallo]

Whats up with Marvel's voices pride not being on Readcomicsonline? It has been days! Why is this of all comics the one that is still unavailable?

[suzieloveships]

So if Deadpool is pan and Gwenpool is aroace, does that mean they are

All or nothing

I will let myself out

[illyanarasputinfan]

X-Men: The Wedding Special #1 (2024) Marvel

[smashpages]

Destiny and Mystique are goin’ to the chapel in ‘X-Men: The Wedding Special’

Kieron Gillen, Tini Howard, Wyatt Kennedy, Tate Brombal and more will contribute to the special.

cover by Jan Bazaldua

[writebackatya]

Honestly Gwendolyn Poole being Asexual and Aromantic makes perfect sense to me

You go girl!!

[coredrill]

gwenpool is wearing a jacket with the aro and ace flags in the preview for her story “everything’s coming up aces” in marvel’s voices: pride 2023!!!!!

[luimnigh]

Does it count as confirming Nadia as ace if Gwenpool is inviting her to start an ace superhero team?

[heckcareoxytwit]

A Black Cat story starring Black Cat, Gambit and Candra

Marvel's Voices: Pride 2023

[geekcavepodcast]

Mystique and Destiny Renew Their Vows in "X-Men: The Wedding Special" a "Marvel's Voices: Pride" One-Shot

Mystique and Destiny were secretly married, but now Marvel Comics is giving readers a chance to see the wedding and the renewal of their vows.

In the Marvel's Voices: Pride one-shot X-Men: The Wedding Special, Mystique and Destiny's story will be written by Kieron Gillen. The anthology will also include stories from Tini Howard, Tate Brombal, Wyatt Kennedy, and Yoon Ha Lee. Artists will be announced at a later date. Other stories will focus on characters like Betsy Braddock, Rachel Summers, Loki, and more.

X-Men: The Wedding Special #1, featuring a cover by Jan Bazaldua, goes on sale on May 29, 2024.

(Image via Marvel Comics - Jan Bazaldua's Cover of X-Men: The Wedding Special #1)

[big-gay-apocalypse]

// Marvel's Voices: Pride (2023) #1

[acesincomics]

First looks at Gwenpool in Marvel’s Voices: Pride 2023!

For Marvel’s annual Pride anthology, Gwenpool will star in the story “Everything’s Coming Up Aces”, by aroace creator Marieke Nijkamp, Pablo Collar, and Michael Wiggam.

Yes, that is Gwenpool wearing an aromantic asexual flag! We love to see it!

“I love Gwen for her wonderful meta chaos, and getting to write an aroace super hero as an aroace writer is truly magical. These are the types of stories that make readers feel seen, and it's more important than ever to have such an amazing celebration of proudly queer and trans heroes and unflinching joy!” -Marieke Nijkamp

Gwenpool is also featured in this Marvel’s Voices: Pride variant cover by Jan Bazaldua & Tamra Bonvillain.

Marvel’s Voices: Pride is out June 14th.

Get your preorders in by the FOC, tomorrow 4/30!