Earlier this year, Black Lightning creators and long-time comic writers Jenny Blake Come out as a transgender person. Now, Blake and Washington are co-telling her story as the publisher announced that Blake will write the autobiography story for the upcoming autobiography story, Master Planner. DC Pride 2025 One sound. Blake will join the artist Sara Soler and letters Jodie Troutman For the story.
“Master Planner” joins previous autobiography DC Pride Series, including Eisner’s award-winning “Finding Batman” Kevin Conroy and artists J. Boneand “space” Phil Jimenez and artists Giulio Macione. This year’s DC Pride Admission is Jenny Blake’s first new work since transgender appeared in February. Blake described her announcement and inspiration for her story in a statement announcing the story:
In addition to the announcement of the new Jenny Blake-Penned Story, DC has launched a content page DC Pride 2025which contains a complete list of creators who contribute to single-fa contributions. Publishers also reveal the artist SobomaThe variant cover of the question, which includes fan favorite couple Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy.
You can read the full release of DC, covering Blake’s story and mono on its overall, which includes more quotes from contributors below. DC Pride 2025 It will be digitalized in the store on Wednesday, June 4. The final order deadline for the issue is next Monday May 5.
In an extraordinary collaboration between two famous voices in the comics, DC today announced writers Jenny Blake and artist Jodie Troutman, Jenny Blake and artist Jodie Troutman DC Pride 2025. This new story, such as Kevin Conroy’s personal story “Finding Batman” (the art of J. Bone) in 2022 and Phil Jimenez’s autobiography “Space” (the art of Giulio Macauone) in 2024, is a stimulating exploration of Blake’s identity, authenticity and the search for a universal pursuit of self-enterprise.
Jenny Blake is a pioneering figure who has contributed fifty years to the comics industry.
When I came out as a trans person, the comic community was full of love and support. It was unexpected and so exact to be asked to contribute to this anthology. I’ve done a lot of cool things in my 50+ years of comics and this story is one of the things I’m most proud of. I see myself in this story, and I wish I could see my own things.
This story is a story that vividly brings readers to life by Sara Soler’s extraordinary art, which invites readers to a journey of deep personal and broad relevance that bridges human transformation, resilience and belonging. Soler’s style beautifully captures the essence of Blake’s narrative, creating perfect harmony between words and visual effects.
Blake’s original story, and the entire creative team DC Proud, Prove the power of community, and the power of storytelling, in building empathy and understanding.
Jude Ellison S. DC Pride 2025. “These characters live inherently in the community, the universe and out and are kept alive by the community of fans and readers who maintain their existence. So it feels very healing and right to sit with a group of queer comic creators and build a story about queer superheroes.”
“Growing up, I was a DC Comic fan,” Maya Houston continued. “Once I realized my queerness and found the community in this identity, seeing me grow up, the heroes of love with loved ones and my own lives became even more exciting. It shows that we don’t need a cloak to feel victorious. DC Pride This is so important because it can celebrate the LGBTQ+ experience. ”
“It’s really an honor to work with these talented, passionate creators and tell stories that celebrate our community,” added Josh Trujillo. “I’m out there, with few mainstream queer superheroes, so I can’t exaggerate it.” DC Pride Meaning to me. All of the people in this book are fortunately based on the hard work of previous queer creators. I hope we can move the needle together to expand the meaning of it in the DC universe. ”
“Oh man, when I say: Every reader should see his record in the comics!” said Tim Sheridan. And if pride represents anything, it should represent our resilience in the face of uncertainty, anxiety and hatred, and for heroes, around and in the mirror, they keep moving forward despite that. This year’s story (for the first time, a large, unified story) will ignore our things because we will ignore everything because we will ignore everyone because we will not want to, if we will make no sense, then, if we will make no sense, and we will get no sense, and we will get no sense, and we will get no sense, and we will get no sense, and we will get no sense. Including our anxiety and fear is to have all the thoughts, even the darker things that will lead us through now.
Additionally, DC’s editorial team has selected some letters, role-playing and fan art to post in the letter column DC Pride 2025. Originally shared on DC’s official Discord server, fan contribution DC Pride 2025 Reflects how DC’s storytelling legacy affects or reflects its LGBTQIA+ identity, journey or experience.
DC Pride 2025 It will be released on June 4, regardless of where comic books are sold. Contributors include writers Vita Ayala, Jude Ellison S. Doyle, Maya Houston, Sam Maggs, Tim Sheridan and Josh Trujillo; artists Don Aguillo, Vincent Cecil, Derek Charm, Al Kaplan, Giulio Macaione, Alex Moore, Skylar Patridge, Emilio Pictridge, Emilio Pilliu, Max Sarin and Phillip Sevy; colorists Eren Angiolini, Jordie Bellaire, Tríona Farrell, and Marissa Louise; letters Aditya Bidikar, Frank The main story of Cvetkovic, Lucas Gattoni, Ariana Maher, Morgan Martinez and Jodie Troutman is “The Heart Wants”; along with Blake, Solar and “Master Planner”. The 96-page prestige format comic will be made by Kris Anka’s main cover and a variant cover of Sozomaika, Julia Reck and Jack Hughes (1:25), all priced at $9.99 (stock).
