Gay aquaman

Aquaman: The Becoming features Jackson Hyde, a young Black gay superhero currently known as Aqualad. He’s part of DC Comics' efforts to diversify their publishing line, creating a new.

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In "Quiet Conversations," a recent episode of Cartoon Network's animated series Young Justice: Outsiders, Kaldur'Ahm -- also known as Aquaman or Aqualad -- confirmed his queerness by kissing. The latest episode of Young Justice, "Quiet Conversations", reveals that the new Aquaman, Kaldur, is gay and is dating an Atlantean man.

Depending on the version, Aquaman can be straight, bi, or gay. The original Aquaman, Arthur Curry, is straight in both the comics and DCEU. Kaldur’ahm, who inherits the mantle of Aquaman from Arthur, is straight in Brightest Day comics and was re-introduced as gay in the DC Rebirth comics. Over the course of the Young Justice series, it is revealed the Aqualad, who also goes by the name Kaldur’ahm, is bisexual. The comic version of Aqualad is revealed to be, at first, straight but after a shift in the DC Comics continuity, Jackson is written as gay.

HBO Max is working on a new series starring DC's Jackson "Jake" Hyde, an openly gay comic book character who is perhaps best known as the second Aqualad -- and who recently became the second Aquaman. The series will consist of hour-long episodes and is being described as a "dramedy.

Dix, Beth Kono and Andrew Haas are attached as executive producers. As he explores his abilities, including breathing under and controlling water, he also finds himself falling in love with his classmate, high school swim captain Kenny Liu. Kaldur was created as a new version Aqualad, taking over for the original Aqualad, Garth, who was going by the name Tempest in the DC comic books at the time.

Also in , a slightly modified version of Kaldur named Jackson Hyde made his comic book debut as the new Aqualad in Brightest Day 4. In DC's comic book universe, Jackson has been depicted as openly gay post- Rebirth , whereas his Young Justice counterpart has been portrayed as bisexual. The graphic novel focuses on yet another modified version of the character named Jake Hyde and his budding romance with Kenny Liu.

It was also in that Jackson Hyde became the second in-continuity Aquaman, taking up the mantle in the six-issue limited series Aquaman: The Becoming. Jackson then teamed up with the original Aquaman, Arthur Curry, for a follow-up series, aptly titled Aquamen. Source: Variety. Sign in now. TV News.