Let’s Dance…With Dragons
What Were the Others Defending and Why?
Queen’s Crown
The Legends of Luke Skywalker: An Ode to Diverse Storytelling
The Carmilla Movie is Campy, Sexy, Suspenseful, and Really Gay
Wonder Woman and Feminism
On Joining the LGBTQ+ Fandom Later in Life From my obvious interest in media that tells LGBTQ+ stories and subsequent frustration when it is handled poorly, some might infer that…
Deadman: Dark Mansion of Forbidden Love, Issue 1 Deadman: Dark Mansion of Forbidden Love is a bimonthly three issue comic book miniseries in the DC universe whose first issue dropped…
We’ve talked before on Fandom Following about the importance of children’s media. We’ve also talked about why Steven Universe is everything (because it is), and why it is the smartest…
Wynonna Earp at first glance is a story about killing monsters and putting demons in the earth. Most of the early episodes have a ‘monster of the week feel to…
Content Warning: this review discusses trauma, PTSD, grief, and violence, as depicted in the books. Spoiler warning for all three novels in The Hunger Games trilogy. So I’m going to…
He’s learning how to heal. Oh, and before you start reading, SPOILERS for Steven Universe Season 3 through 3×15, “Alone at Sea.” We’re more than halfway through season 3 and…
Spring of 2016 has not been kind to television viewers. Between The 100, Game of Thrones, and the numerous deaths of LGBT women (dubbed the Spring Slaughter), we have a…
“…I have little regard for an art that deliberately aims to shock because it is unable to convince.” — Albert Camus, in the 1957 preface to Caligula The Season 6…
Steven isn’t just a hybrid; Steven is a fusion. More accurately he’s the Gem/human fusion of Rose and Greg. And Rose is an analogue for bisexuality. I know, I know.…
Uniquely among children’s programming, Steven Universe is groundbreakingly queer friendly, and it is easy to understand why adult fans of Steven Universe would want to sexualize the fusion relationships on…
