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Scott Everhart and Jason Welker tie the knot at Midtown Comics in NYC! Congratulations you two! (Taken with Instagram)
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The Green Lantern is gay now
From James Robinson:
“The original version of Alan Scott was an older man, and he had a superpowered son, Obsidian, who was gay. The fact that Scott was young now [thanks to a universe-wide reboot] meant Obsidian no longer existed. I thought it was a shame that DC was losing such a positive gay character. I said, “Why not make Alan Scott gay?”](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4yaaqwlUn1qa06gko1_250.jpg)
The Green Lantern is gay nowFrom James Robinson:
“The original version of Alan Scott was an older man, and he had a superpowered son, Obsidian, who was gay. The fact that Scott was young now [thanks to a universe-wide reboot] meant Obsidian no longer existed. I thought it was a shame that DC was losing such a positive gay character. I said, “Why not make Alan Scott gay?”
(via lgbtgivesmehope)
