Ian Royer Much like Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime performance, Captain America: Brave New World is a film whose beauty and depth…
Ian Royer Welcome to the #XavierProtocols, where I—your resident queer Blerd—explore the mess, the drama, and the brilliance of mutantkind. Today, we’re…
Ian Royer There’s a violence that we now wear,in skin that carries the weight of othering.Black, Brown, Latino, Queer, Female, Non-Binary—we walk…
Ian Royer So, first things first—I hadn’t heard of The Deliverance until I saw a meme floating around the internet. Picture this:…
Ian Royer The return of the X-Men post-Krakoa was something I approached with cautious optimism. After reading the first three issues of…
Ian Royer Growing up in Trinidad and Tobago, if you were born in the 80s, chances are Batman: The Animated Series (TAS)…
Ian Royer Much like Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime performance, Captain America: Brave New World is a film whose beauty and depth will be lost on many who are not Black or…
Ian Royer Welcome to the #XavierProtocols, where I—your resident queer Blerd—explore the mess, the drama, and the brilliance of mutantkind. Today, we’re doing what Charles Xavier probably didn’t have the courage (or…
Ian Royer There’s a violence that we now wear,in skin that carries the weight of othering.Black, Brown, Latino, Queer, Female, Non-Binary—we walk with echoes of a world that chafes at our edges,in…
Ian Royer So, first things first—I hadn’t heard of The Deliverance until I saw a meme floating around the internet. Picture this: Glenn Close, looking all kinds of possessed, saying some very…
Ian Royer The return of the X-Men post-Krakoa was something I approached with cautious optimism. After reading the first three issues of X-Men Vol 7 by Jed MacKay, with art by Ryan…
