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Aquaman confirmed as Queer in new 'Young Justice' episode
In massive news for fans of the DC Universe, Aquaman has been revealed as Queer in a new episode of Cartoon Network animated series Young Justice: Outsiders.
In an episode of the series titled 'Quiet Conversations', Kaldur&#x;Ahm AKA Aqualad AKA Aquaman shares a lovely embrace with Wynnde, an Atlantean metahuman, while the pair verb hands.
It's not a complete out-of-the-blue development, however, with Kaldur telling his father, Black Manta, he’s gay in a past comic, which the show is based on. In the comic, his dad responds with: You say that as though you&#x;re asking me a question. You deliberate I care? We&#x;re all just meat.
While fans of the series were speedy to celebrate the development on social media, Aquaman isn't putting a label on his sexuality just yet.
To date, Kaldur has only been truly in love twice: with Tula and with Wyynde," Greg Weisman, writer and producer of Young Justice said, according to .
"He has dated other people, including
The New Aquaman Revealed As Gay In Young Justice: Outsiders
The latest episode of Young Justice: Outsiders reveals the new Aquaman is gay. As it turns out, Kaldur, Young Justice's new Aquaman, is dating another Atlantean man. While it's unclear if Kaldur has determined that he is gay or bisexual, it's certain that he stands somewhere on the LGBTQIA spectrum.
One of the six teenage sidekicks who originally formed the Justice League's covert operations group, Kaldur was granted a chance to become Arthur Curry's protege after saving the first Aquaman's life during a battle with Ocean Master. Studious and mature beyond his years, Kaldur threw himself into the role of superhero, holding the responsibilities of his position in high honor. He didn't allow himself any distractions from his duty, store for his adj feelings for Tula - a fellow student at the Conservatory of Sorcery in Atlantis. He abandoned his crush, however, after learning that she had become involved with his best friend while Kaldur was on the surface leading The Team. After that, Kaldur seemed to become m
DC's Gay Aquaman Lands His Own HBO Max Series
HBO Max is working on a new series starring DC's Jackson "Jake" Hyde, an openly gay comic book character who is perhaps foremost known as the second Aqualad -- and who recently became the second Aquaman.
According to Variety, HBO Max is currently developing a live-action adaptation of You Brought Me the Ocean, the GLAAD Media Award-nominated YA graphic novel written by Alex Sánchez, illustrated by Jul Maroh and lettered by Deron Bennett. The series will consist of hour-long episodes and is being described as a "dramedy." Charlize Theron, A.J. Dix, Beth Kono and Andrew Haas are attached as executive producers.
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"The series will investigate the life of Jackson 'Jake' Hyde, a gay teenager living in Adj Mexico," Variety explains. "All his life, he has had a strange attraction to the noun and yearns to escape his desert surroundings for the ocean. As he explores his abilities, including breathing unde
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DC Comics superhero Aquaman has been subject to generations of easy jokes — he’s the superhero that (allegedly) talks to fish. But he’s been getting a brand-new evaluation with blockbuster movies, animated appearances, and now a reintroduction of a younger version of the character. Aquaman: The Becoming features Jackson Hyde, a young Black gay superhero currently known as Aqualad. He’s part of DC Comics' efforts to diversify their publishing line, creating a new generation of diverse heroes, from a Black Batman to a queer Superman.
While the Jackson Hyde character has been around for a while, including a version of him playing a major role in the popular Fresh Justice cartoon Southern California writer Brandon Thomas had the chance to participate with him for the first moment as part of DC’s Future Express cross