Mars

Over the years, there’s been a steady rise of out gay superheroes in both Marvel and DC’s rosters — and now that number has grown a little larger. Yes, Iceman of the X-Men now is officially coming out of the closet. That means there’s one more superhero who can lead a parade of thousands of cheering gay people right past The White House. And here is a list of the Top 8 other best or gayest superheroes that would make awesome Pride Parade marshals. 8.Northstar Nobody could work a Pride crowd like a gay mutant from The X-Men. Even X-Men: First Class writer Zack Stentz says his movie was conceived as a gay rights parable. 7.Batwoman I mean, duh. She’s only the highest profile queer comic book character ever. (And the baddest badass in all the Bat-family. Yeah, I said it.) 6.Green Lantern Sure, Alan Scott is on DC’s other version of earth. And yeah, they really screwed him over killing his boyfriend in issue #2. Bu

Akari Hizamaru would do everything for his childhood friend, including participating in an underground cage match against a bear. However, even though Akari can raise the money for her medical care, hope is bleak. She, like so many others, is dying from a mysterious and always fatal virus. Yet, a mysterious organization gives Akari a chance to save his friend, by going to Mars to defeat alien specimens so that they can look for a cure. However, Akari and his teammates from around the world must first have their DNA altered with animals so that they can fight the deadly scourge that awaits them. Terra Formars may be a gorefest and the story doesn’t really start until the second season, but you can’t deny that some of that hardcore violence is, on occasion, satisfying. For more satisfying severed heads and flying limbs, check out these other anime recommendations. Related Recommendations: Anime Series Like Attack on Titan For Fans of Giant, Violent Aliens Knights of Sid

*FOR MATURE READERS* Mars. Once teeming with life, the Red Planet’s oceans disappeared, leaving only a wasteland where savage barbarian hordes threaten to destroy the last few outposts of civilization. But when John Carter, a savior from our own planet, finds himself mysteriously transported to Mars, one of the greatest science fiction epics of all time begins! A faithful, illustrated adaptation of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ beloved Barsoomseries, courtesy of Arvid Nelson, Steve Sadowski, Lui Antonio, and a diverse constellation of artists!

The Martians came. The Martians saw. The Martians conquered. Now the space invaders cruelly rule over humanity, which has no hope for liberation… until Ruby Johnson decided she had enough and started fighting back.

The Martians came. The Martians saw. The Martians conquered. Now the space invaders cruelly rule over humanity, which has no hope for liberation… until Ruby Johnson decided she had enough and started fighting back.