Is there proof iceman was gay

He dresses up funny, has weird friends. The upshot: adult Iceman had to come out as gay, or retro-gay, as it were. A normal house. These are shared with Google AdWords / Google Ads when the Google Ads and Google Analytics accounts are linked together.

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This was released in 1984, and was coming out nearly concurrently to The New Defenders, written by Peter B Gillis.

Gay and lesbian characters are becoming increasingly visible in the comic book universe. Something similar happened in the realm of superhero comics, and the upshot is that Marvel’s Iceman is, and always has been, gay.

This resonated with queer fans, and was part of the popular fan theory amongst our community back then, that Bobby might also be repressing a lot, and part of his need to please his parents may manifest in the internalized ideals of normalcy that follow gender scripts to a tee.

He was supposed to marry a normal girl, and live in a normal neighbourhood, with his gender appropriate white collar job.

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I wanted to take some time to really go over Bobby’s history with queer themes, how they came to be, how writers began queer coding him intentionally and how that consistency led to him eventually being canonized as a gay character in 2015. To its credit, Marvel dealt with the dilemma head-on, allowing the younger Iceman, through time travel, to confront his older self about the contradiction (in total violation of the time-travel paradox).

Queerness was not allowed in mainstream comics (or any mainstream medium, really) during the 80s. I am going to be taking some time to go over the evolution of those themes, to showcase that we have always been here and that Bobby’s dynamic with queerness is uniquely shaped by queer fans and creators who engaged with them.

And is otherwise a disappointment. The plot line raised questions about the character's present-day self, who presented himself as heterosexual -- until now. We were invisible and the most we could rely on in mainstream cape comics was subtext (Northstar, Mystique), or fan readings/theories on characters who may or may not be gay.

If he fails in following their prescribed script.