October 24, 20178 yr Bryan Knight has reached 100% of his $8,000 goal with past 150 followers on Kickstarter.com to launch his comic. With the help from supporters and fans, his vision is about to come to life of his life long dream of his very own comic about gay escorts. YES!!!!!! Currently he's in phase two in getting up to an extra $2K in pledges as a pre-advance starter to the artist in getting Issue 2 of the series going. Issue 2 is set to be launched in the early part of 2018. Issue two is the sequel to it's predecessor (Issue 1) of the where the 5 protagonist take off from it's suspenseful cliffhanger after they're lead's demise. There are set to be 9 issues to the series, and each issue is set to be more and more intense - on the "Edge Of Your Seat" type of dialogue then it's previous issue. It's a hell of a great series you guys, and already put my pledges for the next issue to be released. Think we can help Bryan now reach the next phase of the series now that we've conquered one step? Even though supporters have helped Bryan reach his $8,000 goal to get issue one going and running he still needs some support to lead on to the next issue. Mr. Knight has made it known he would like to see the pledges reach $2K more ahead of it's goal to help get progress and artwork going for issue 2 release, and I think it'll be great to get that going as I myself and other supporters and fans would like to see what happens in the next issue. Fans are going to be longing for the sequel to this masterpiece once they find out what the cliffhanger is in the first issue, and wanna see what happens next in the following issue to come next year. Think we can get the ball rolling for the pre-advance he needs for Issue 2? :). Definitely putting in my pledge as I know I'll wanna know what takes place after issue one. KickStarter.com/Projects/Honeybrute/Velvet-Collar-Issue-1-Unhappy-Endings
October 25, 20178 yr Homosexuality in the Batman franchise Homosexual interpretations have been part of the academic study of the Batman franchise at least since psychiatrist Fredric Wertham asserted in his 1954 book Seduction of the Innocent that "Batman stories are psychologically homosexual". Wertham, as well as parodies, fans, and other independent parties, have described Batman and his sidekick Robin (Dick Grayson) as homosexual, possibly in a relationship with each other. DC Comics has never indicated Batman or any of his male allies to be gay, but several characters in the Modern Age Batman comic books are expressly gay, lesbian, or bisexual.[1] Contents 1 Golden and Silver Age Batman 2 Views within the industry 2.1 Actors' opinions 2.2 Joel Schumacher's films 2.3 Animation 3 Interpretations in later years; parody and fandom 4 LGBT characters in the Batman franchise 4.1 Lesbian characters 4.2 Bisexual characters 4.3 Gay male characters 5 See also 6 References https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homosexuality_in_the_Batman_franchise
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