The Young Avengers reunite in Marvel's 2022 LGBTQI+ celebration Marvel's Voices - Pride

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Hours after DC announced its plan to celebrate Pride Month, Marvel Comics announced its own plans to celebrate the LGBTQI+ community.

The Marvel's Voices: Pride anthology will return in June for a second annual edition showcasing Marvel LGBTQI+ characters and creators.

According to the publisher, Marvel's Voices: Pride will give creators and readers an opportunity to "explore and celebrate the wide range of identities and experiences of the LGBTQI+ community with uplifting and exciting adventures all set in the main Marvel Universe!"

Like last year's edition, the 2022 volume will introduce brand-new characters. 2021's Marvel's Voices: Pride introduced the mutant Somnus, who stars in the ongoing X-Men series Marauders.

This year author Charlie Jane Anders will introduce a new hero to the Marvel Universe, who like Somnus will be seen again. Marvel is promising for information about that character in the future.

Other stories include a story about Moondragon's complex history for a "heart-bending story across space and time" by writer Christopher Cantwell.

Writer Andrew Wheeler makes his Marvel Comics debut with a Hercules story by artist Brittney Williams.

Writer Alyssa Wong reunites the Young Avengers in a story illustrated by artist Stephen Byrne "guaranteed to please fans new and old!"

Byrne will also illustrate the Marvel's Voices: Pride cover featuring the team.

Rick and Morty writer Grace Freud tells a story about "the power of responsibility" starring the character the publisher calls the "Marvel Universe's favorite gay ginger," D-Man.

That story is illustrated by Scott B. Henderson in his first work for Marvel.

Writer Danny Lore revisits the legacy of "two characters long left in the closet in a tale of love and