Search form

Scroll To Top
books

DC Pride 2024 returns to tell the stories of more queer superheroes

DC Pride 2024 returns to tell the stories of more queer superheroes

DC Comics Pride 2024 art
DC Comics

Get ready for more stories about your favorite LGBTQ+ superheroes!

DC Comics is, once again, celebrating the LGBTQ+ community by releasing several upcoming Pride-themed editions of your favorite DC titles, including the annual DC Pride Anthology.

DC Pride 2024 #1 is a 104-page prestige comic coming out May 28 that features stories starring all of our favorite queer DC heroes. The anthology features stories by Phil Jimenez, Nicole Maines and Jordan Gibson, Gretchen Felker-Martin and Claire Roe, Jarrett Williams and D.J. Kirkland, Jamila Rowser and ONeillJones, Ngozi Ukazu, Calvin Kasulke and Len Gogou, and Al Ewing.

dc pride anthology coverr

DC Comics

The anthology will feature an autobiographical story by Phil Jimenez, as well as the story of Dreamer’s first time traveling to her ancestral planet; Poison Ivy going spore-hunting; Jon Kent, Jay, Bunker and The Ray having a boy’s night in A-Town; Natasha Irons facing her ex, Traci 13, at the Oblivion Bar’s Pride party; Jackson Hyde going to the Fourth World in time for their annual Love Festival; Circuit Breaker traveling to the Phantom Zone; a Blue Starman story, and pinups of some of the characters.

strange case of harleen and harley cover harley quinn

DC Comics

The anthology will also feature a preview of the YA graphic novel The Strange Case of Harleen and Harley, by Melissa Marr and Jenn St-Onge, which comes out September 3.

harley quinn

DC Comics

“When Harleen signs up to participate in a clinical research trial with her girlfriend, Pamela, her only goals are extra cash and a chance to control her anxiety,” the book’s description reads. “But what she gets instead are increasingly larger gaps in her memory and stolen mementos from some guy named Jack. Soon Harleen discovers she’s sharing her life with Harley—a take-no-prisoners, who-cares-about-attendance, maybe-we-oughta-save-the-bunnies kind of girl. She is the opposite of Harleen in every way. And although she’s throwing Harleen’s life completely off track, maybe she ain’t so bad either…”

dc pride rachel polloack

DC Comics

This Pride season, DC is also releasing DC Pride: A Celebration of Rachel Pollack, a trans writer for DC who made some of the most groundbreaking comics of the 1990s. This 96-page book reprints the debut of Pollack’s character Coagula, DC’s first transgender superhero in Doom Patrol #70. It also features a new short story about Coagula, written by Joe Corallo. DC Pride: A Celebration of Rachel Pollack will be released June 6.

bad dreams a dreamer story

DC Comics

On April 2, DC is publishing Bad Dream: A Dreamer Story, written by Nicole Maines (who played the transgender superhero in the Supergirl TV show) and drawn by Rye Hickman.

“Nia’s spent her whole life taking a back seat to her older sister, Maeve, who was expected to inherit their mother’s Seer powers: the ability to see the future through dreams, passed down to one woman in each generation. But when Nia, a trans girl, starts having visions of the future, she must suppress her powers to protect her relationship with her sister,” the description reads.

“Soon Nia’s dreams become impossible to ignore, and she has no choice but to distance herself as she navigates her new reality,” it continues. “Taking off for Metropolis, Nia is quickly swept up in the bustling city and, guided by her dreams, connects with a group of queer girls who feel more like sisters than her own. As Nia starts to discover her powers may be more than just a burden, she’s given a choice: accept her new responsibility as a Seer or give it all up for a chance at normalcy.”

dc pride cover

DC Comics

Throughout Pride season, DC will also be highlighting its queer heroes with Pride variant covers for titles like Action Comics, Batman, Green Arrow, Poison Ivy, Harley Quinn, Nightwing, Outsiders, Suicide Squad: Dream Team, Superman, The Flash, and Wonder Woman.

Scroll through to check out more of the covers below!

DC Pride cover

DC Comics

green arrow pride

DC Comics

steel pride

DC Comics

Batman pride

DC Comics

NIghtwing pride

DC Comics

Dreamer

DC Comics

Outsiders Batwoman Pride

DC Comics

Superman pride

DC Comics

pride

DC Comics

wonder woman pride

DC Comics

poison ivy harley quinn

DC Comics

30 Years of Out100Out / Advocate Magazine - Jonathan Groff and Wayne Brady

From our Sponsors

Most Popular

Latest Stories

Mey Rude

Mey Rude is a journalist and cultural critic who has been covering queer news for a decade. The transgender, Latina lesbian lives in Los Angeles with her fiancée.

Mey Rude is a journalist and cultural critic who has been covering queer news for a decade. The transgender, Latina lesbian lives in Los Angeles with her fiancée.