Superhero Drag Queen

It was only a matter of time. In its Iceman comic books series, Marvel introduces Shade, its first mutant superhero drag queen:

According to Mashable, Shade “possesses teleportation powers, and “can create and enter a pocket dimension inside her [sic] handheld folding fan.”

The Iceman series is written by Sina Grace, who identifies as a sexual deviant.

“I really wanted this series to push readers to new and better stories about the whole queer experience and how it applies to being both a mutant and a superhero,” Grace said in a recent interview with The Advocate.

Mutants and superheroes don’t read comic books, but kids do. They shouldn’t though, now that comics have been subverted by social justice warriors to inculcate moonbattery.

The woke degenerates at Netflix beat Marvel on this one:

Last summer, Netflix debuted an LGBTQ-themed animated superhero show with cross-dressers called “Super Drags.”

Onward to the next milestone: the first drag queen Democrat presidential candidate.

On a tip from ABC of the ANC.

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