Midnighter is back and Apollo is nowhere to be found. We explore the world creation issue and discuss representation in comics. Is this this best way for representation to happen? Happy just after Pride Month everyone!
Writer: Steve Orlando Pencils: ACO, Inks: ACO, Colors: Romulo Fajardo Jr.
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