Comic-Con Chameleon

Welcome to the eighth and final episode of the first season of Queer Comics Podcast! Today Lauren Keller and Jessica Vazquez talk about Comic-Con and discuss the queerest news that was announced at the convention. (recorded on August 5th 2019). Make sure to follow QCP on twitter @QueerComicsPod and Instagram @queer_comics_podcast . This podcast features original music by Tyler Francis, you can checkout more of his work on his bandcamp page and follow him on Instagram @Tylerirl_ Let us know in the GT forums what your favorite announcements were from Comic-Con 2019! RECOMMENDED ARTICLES Tessa Thompson: Valkyrie’s real superpower is coming out on screen by Rebecca Nicholson Why Thor: Ragnarok Axed a Romance Between Valkyrie and the God of Thunder by Nathalie Caron It’s Official: Valkyrie Will Be the MCU’s First LGBTQ Hero by James Whitbrook Kevin Feige Confirms LGBTQ Marvel Characters in ‘Eternals’ and ‘Thor 4’ by Adam Chitwood Marvel Introduces Angelina Jolie, Richard Madden, and Rest of the Eternals cast at SDCC by Don Kaye and Mathew Jackson When Asked About Marvel LGBTQ Heroes, Kevin Feige Says He Wants All Fans to ‘See Themselves Reflected’ by Germain Lussier Kevin Feige Is Just Happy James Gunn Is Back on Gaurdians Vol. 3 by Germain Lussier Marvel Studios Searching for Transwoman Actress for Transgender Female Character by Pierre Chanliau Marvel Is Casting a Trans Woman for Their Next (Superhero?) Project by Taylor Henderson Report: Marvel casting for a transgender superhero by Mariah Cooper Every Marvel Phase 4 movie and TV show announced at Comic-Con 2019 by Ross Miller Marvel announces 10 new MCU movies at SDCC 2019: Read the full list here by Bradley Russell and Jack Shepherd Here’s Everything We Know About “Shang-Chi,” Marvel’s Upcoming Asian-Led Superhero Film by Shyla Watson Steven grows up in Steven Universe: The Movie’s SDCC trailer by Petrana Radulovic The CW’s Batwoman pilot gets the most important thing about Batwoman right by Susana Polo YES! Val is Bi in the comics & I was faithful to that in her depiction. But her sexuality isn’t explicitly addressed in Thor: Ragnarok. https://t.co/hmb5lYN5to — Tessa Thompson (@TessaThompson_x) October 23, 2017