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The seven letter word for this puzzle isnt the one you're thinking of.
... ironically the correct word is Subtext.
Even compared to UXM, New Mutants has been an incredibly queer book thanks to CC's subversion of Shooter's mandates and indulgence of subtext.
To that point, two relationships have started to really cement themselves in the book–Rahne and Dani (here twice-noted as soul-mates)...
After being suggested over the last two issues, Karma's puppetry of the Arena is only formally revealed when Sam confronts her face to face.
The subtext of his response, "Glory! It's a girl!" communicates that we should all be shocked that what Claremont wants us to see...
@takenbysattler when you look at the gay subtext it's really interesting. Have you seen 'Scream Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street"? Some really good insight into the film and also makes me feel so bad for Mark Patton. Really reccomend it.
Having a virtuous hero acknowledge that it is inappropriate to have a sexual relationship with an underage girl is an important declaration for the series given the potential for an absence of commentary on the issue to enable subtextual speculation. 7/10
...with his male characters, but does so well with Jean-Paul–the moment even more impactful absent the fetishization that often accompanies the queer subtext he implies between women in the Run.
Paul Smith's (god I've missed him) art is perfect to capture these quieter...
...and their telepathic rapport is some of CC's heaviest subtext and really reminds that while Dani & Illyana have grown closer since her introduction to the book, *Rahne* is Dani's best friend.
The contrast between Dani's giggles & the doctor's awful news is deeply tragic...
...a confused and horrified Rachel runs away from Illyana at the door.
I often think of these two characters in relation to their subtextual relationships with Kitty, but had completely forgotten that Rachel's first contact with the Mansion after her return was actually Illyana.
// infinity train spoilers ?
as far as I'm concerned they're canon like it's the most clear subtext can be
HE BLUSHED WHEN HE HUGGED HIM
// infinity train spoilers
Something that I'm finding very disappointing is that people are critical of the Rymin subtext. Like, everyone has completely embraced Jesslake and THAT was subtext, they aren't fully canon at the end, but Rymin is getting hate, I wonder why
Latest ep on #Excalibur #6—out NOW!—talks subtext: “This baby imagery evokes a famous kink, with deep roots in comics. William Marston, creator of Wonder Woman, wrote a thesis on sorority baby parties, which had lots of queer subtext.” -@DemanAndrew #XMen
https://t.co/WG0NRn763D
The gay subtext of Yu Yu Hakusho can’t go overlooked
@KiraKensa UHHH UHHH HE HAS A RIVAL HE MET IN COMP WHO IS AT HIS LEVEL IN SKILL AND THEY HAVE ANGRY FIGHTS WIF THE HOMOSEX SUBTEXT
he is also low-key the dad of the other agents :D
He taught my 8 how to speak inklish and stuff
gay cats .... firegray is my lifeline
did anyone else notice these guys had a lot of gay subtext?
#warriorcats #warriors #warriorcatsfanart
When people think of shojo, they usually think it’s highschool romance. And straight.
All 4 of these have no romance but very gay subtext & hail from the same magazine. They all can belong to ANY different demographic & I still would believe you.