After the Boom! Studios panel I started thinking again about gender and sexual fluidity in comics. Long-time readers will remember I recently wondered about this in the Sunstone article. As James Tynion IV had spoken about his experiences growing up and being excited just to see acknowledgement of LGBT characters (even if they were being made fun of), I wondered if he’d speak to me about the issue. To my delight, he was available to speak for a few minutes.
Baltimore Comic-Con Day 3: A Talk with James Tynion IV
ByEric Mesa
Oct 11, 2015
James Tynion IV and a fan
[…] I wasn’t sure – I haven’t really had much experience with sexual fluidity. But speaking with James Tynion IV was a real eye opener for me in understanding just how fluid things could be in real life (at least […]
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