Any comic with any crossdressing male character?

[KurvosVicky]

Any physical comic book (not manga) that you can purchase (NOT porn) with any gay casually crossdressing male or gay male casually wearing feminine clothes (NOT transgender female), minor or major character doesn't matter?

[Jim Kelly]

Ignore this.

I don't know about gay. Crossdressing is something that both straight and gay people do. And I don't like to retcon characters into being gay just because they happen to crossdress. That's a little offensive to all people, no matter their orientation (judging a book by its cover).

Madame Fatal was a genuine Quality super-hero--a man who dressed up as a woman to fight crime--in CRACK COMICS.

Bugs Bunny is known to dress up as a woman (or female bunny?) and flirt with men. Not sure where that puts Bugs. As an anarchistic character he breaks all labels.

Classic Jimmy Olsen dressed up as a woman a few times, when he was doing an investigation. Dick Grayson dresses up as a woman in the old comic strip. Batman posed as a woman on one of his cases in the early '70s. Martian Manhunter is capable of being both female and male--I'd argue that J'Onn could be pansexual in that respect, but I'm not sure Martians have intercourse in the same way humans do.

That's just off the top of my head. I'm sure there are hundreds of examples.

edit: Oh yeah Shvaugh Erin in the LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES was with the Science Police and fell in love with Elemant Lad. Many felt that Element Lad should be gay, so Shvaugn was retconned into being a man who became a woman. So really transgendered and not so much crossdressing. But this whole plot was controversial and confusing.

[KurvosVicky]

I don't know about gay. Crossdressing is something that both straight and gay people do. And I don't like to retcon characters into being gay just because they happen to crossdress. That's a little offensive to all people, no matter their orientation (judging a book by its cover).

Madame Fatal was a genuine Quality super-hero--a man who dressed up as a woman to fight crime--in CRACK COMICS.

Bugs Bunny is known to dress up as a woman (or female bunny?) and flirt with men. Not sure where that puts Bugs. As an anarchistic character he breaks all labels.

Classic Jimmy Olsen dressed up as a woman a few times, when he was doing an investigation. Dick Grayson dresses up as a woman in the old comic strip. Batman posed as a woman on one of his cases in the early '70s. Martian Manhunter is capable of being both female and male--I'd argue that J'Onn could be pansexual in that respect, but I'm not sure Martians have intercourse in the same way humans do.

That's just off the top of my head. I'm sure there are hundreds of examples.

I never said all crossdressers are gay. That's why I emphasized looking for any crossdresser that's gay. It's offensive to you I'm looking for that? No, it really isn't. What's more offensive is that NO crossdressing character can be allowed to be gay apparently? By your own logic, you're offensive yourself for exclusively suggesting straight crossdressers.

I'm looking for GAY characters. I thought I made that clear? And I meant to say "casual" (updated that now), which means wearing a disguise to trick others doesn't count. And Martian Manhunter is a shapeshifter - that's genderswapping, not crossdressing.

[Jim Kelly]

Sorry. I was trying to avoid offending anyone and ended up offending. Forget everything that I posted, I clearly didn't understand the question.

[KurvosVicky]

Sorry. I was trying to avoid offending anyone and ended up offending. Forget everything that I posted, I clearly didn't understand the question.

Seems like you're the only one to either bother to answer though. :/ I just wanted to find an example of a gay male character who casually crossdresses or casually wears feminine clothes. But that's apparently impossible...

[Kirby101]

Seems like you're the only one to either bother to answer though. :/ I just wanted to find an example of a gay male character who casually crossdresses or casually wears feminine clothes. But that's apparently impossible...

No offense, but many tried to answer your other threads, and you were just rude and obstinate. (as you are with Jim here) So why bother.

[KurvosVicky]

No offense, but many tried to answer your other threads, and you were just rude and obstinate. (as you are with Jim here) So why bother.

I don't try to be rude. If I am, I'm sorry. Even my best friends say I can come across as rude in text chats. It's something I try hard to work on. Just because I struggle with that doesn't excuse you for acting rude and immature back at me. Which you have.

[jeanvaljean]

In Europe, the comics by gay creator Ralf Koenig are hugely popular with gay and straight audiences, and he shows all facets of the gay community.

Some of them have been published in the US in English, like "Bulls Balls" or "The Killer Condom".

[KurvosVicky]

In Europe, the comics by gay creator Ralf Koenig are hugely popular with gay and straight audiences, and he shows all facets of the gay community.

Some of them have been published in the US in English, like "Bulls Balls" or "The Killer Condom".

Well... I guess that technically counts? It's not what I look for, but it probably counts. But to me, it's too unflattering and too cartoony. I was thinking more of comics with relatively realistic art styles, such as DC Comics and Marvel and Dark Horse and 2000 AD and Mirage and IDW (etcetera) regularly publishes.

I appreciate the attempt to help with an example though, and I apologize if I come across as rude.

[Barry]

The comic book Alters has a young male hero who dresses as a female hero. He is transgender, but it never says if he or she is gay.

[jeanvaljean]

Well... I guess that technically counts? It's not what I look for, but it probably counts. But to me, it's too unflattering and too cartoony. I was thinking more of comics with relatively realistic art styles, such as DC Comics and Marvel and Dark Horse and 2000 AD and Mirage and IDW (etcetera) regularly publishes.

I appreciate the attempt to help with an example though, and I apologize if I come across as rude.

Well, if you limit yourself to that, you have what? Two dozen gay male characters since Northstar and Estraño? I think the odds of any of them enjoying the occasional drag night out are slim to none.

[Armageddon]

Godshaper.

[KurvosVicky]

The comic book Alters has a young male hero who dresses as a female hero. He is transgender, but it never says if he or she is gay.

I literally said this: "NOT transgender female"

[KurvosVicky]

Well, if you limit yourself to that, you have what? Two dozen gay male characters since Northstar and Estraño? I think the odds of any of them enjoying the occasional drag night out are slim to none.

"The occassional drag night"? I said "casual crossdressing", which means someone dressing like that regularly. Wiccan is close to dressing feminine, but his outfit is at best gender neutral. Why they couldn't let him dress similar to Scarlet Witch, I will never know.

[KurvosVicky]

Godshaper.

Someone else brought up that comic on another site. However, I can find no evidence of any crossdressing or gay stuff going on in that comic no matter how much I've researched about it.