Gay Comics #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "My Lover...My Clone!", Sentinel shares a personal revelation with his partner Trent, leading to a pivotal shift in identity as he chooses the new name "Pride." The moment takes a sudden turn when Trent is suddenly attacked, setting off a tense and emotional chain of events. Written by Andy Mangels and illustrated by J. A. Fludd, with a striking cover by Paul Guinan, this 1996 issue blends intimacy with superhero drama in a story that lingers long after the final page.
Sentinel confides in his lover Trent about wanting to change his superhero name, choosing "Pride" to better reflect who he is. When Trent is later attacked, the weight of that decision settles in—just as the first step of something deeper begins.
In "The Lost Dolls," Harold searches for his sister’s Indian dolls after they vanish from his school bag, a quiet unraveling of a family marked by absence and unspoken tension. The story lingers on small, telling moments, revealing how parental neglect echoes in the choices and silences of children.
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Reprinted in Heartbreakers Bust Out! #[nn] (1997), Bitchy Butch: World's Angriest Dyke! #[nn] (1999)
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