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Academic study of the Batman franchise has involved gay interpretations since at leastwhen psychiatrist Fredric Wertham asserted in his book Seduction of the Innocent that "Batman stories are psychologically homosexual".

By Kaiqui Macaulay. In posts—many of which tagged with #GayBatman—fans cite media evidence of Batman’s queerness, share artwork depicting the hero as out and proud, and even cosplay as gay Batman (like the one. Throughout the issue, they participate in mini-missions that are meant to strengthen their skills.

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Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson in two side-by-side beds. Panel from Batman #84 (June ), page Art by Sheldon Moldoff. After Bruce fails a retrieval assignment at an American embassy in Russia, the future caped crusader begins to reflect on his mistakes and his uncertain future.

For example, Ghostmaker, one of Bruce Wayne's earliest friends, is bisexual. The event will also see Connor Hawke — aka the second Green Arrow — come out as asexual. Before Anton could finish his sentence, the two lock eyes and seemingly lean in for a kiss before they get interrupted by Avery.

By Ryan Cahill. During a battle, the two heroes participated in banter that was full of sexual innuendos. By Jordan Robledo.

Homosexuality in the Batman : Less than a year after Batman’s first appearance, teen sidekick Dick Grayson/Robin was created to give young readers someone to relate to

Several characters in the Modern Age Batman. By Emily Jones. Search for:. Go to mobile version. Tim Drake, one of Batman's longtime Robins, was also recently revealed to be bisexual, as the hero will star in his own story in DC's upcoming Pride celebration comic.

DC Comics. In the fifth issue of Batman: The Knightreaders have speculated that the titular character may identify as bisexual.