Queer Fest Prompt Post 2013

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• Comics fandoms: When prompts are compiled for claiming, all Marvel comics will be grouped together by universe - i.e., Marvel 616 or Marvel Ultimates, including the X-Men. The same is true for the DC Comics universe. Movies will be grouped together as well. The Avengers movies will be grouped together, but the X-Men and Spider-Man movies will be listed separately because they are not the same 'verse. Likewise, the Nolan Batman movies and Superman movies will be listed separately from the comics and from each other.  So if you want to keep that in mind when you are prompting, that's great! If you don't, that's fine, too, and we'll take care of it during the compiling period.



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Happy prompting! Prompting will remain open until Friday, March 15th @ 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time.

EDITED: You are welcome to add new prompts throughout the prompting period but please do so in a new comment. Do not reply to your old comment or edit your old prompt. We are trying a new way of compiling prompts this year, so we may miss your prompt if you go back and reply to yours or edit your prompt. Just leave a new comment, please.

Prompting is over! Claiming will open on Monday, March 18.

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Recycled Prompts 3

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Marvel Comics, All Winners Squad Band of Heroes Captain Flame It is hard enough being drafted into the war as a living WMD but being gay in a time when you know most of your unit would turn on you if they knew only adds to the problems especially when you find out your new lover is married to a woman.
Marvel Comics, All Winners/Invaders or any hero from 1950s, Fred Davis warns them that the FBI is looking at them over allegations of their sexuality. How do they react?
Marvel Comics, Any character, five people Logan knew were queer, but didn't say anything about and one he did.
Marvel Comics, any character, House of M, when someone has memories of a relationship with another person of the same gender, it makes them start questioning all that they've held true about themselves
Marvel Comics, Arnie Roth, Everything it means to be Captain America's gay best friend.
Marvel Comics, Billy Kaplan and Magneto, Exploring Magneto's relationship to gay people during the Holocaust and afterward and how it relates to his relationship with his grandson.
Marvel Comics, Brian Braddock/Steve Rogers, "Do you think if we made out on the White House lawn, the politicians in your country would be more or less obnoxious? Also, I know my wife won't care, but do you suppose your girlfriend will?" (in which Captain America and Captain Britain are both bi and possibly poly.)
Marvel Comics, Bucky Barnes, being sixteen, in the Army, and realising he's gay. (Oh, and there's a war on.)
Marvel Comics, Bucky Barnes, having missed the gay rights movement altogether, Bucky adjusts to being LGBT in a post-Stonewall America.
Marvel Comics, Bucky Barnes, Of the many problems that haunt Bucky from his days as the Winter Soldier, one lingering one is his handlers attempt to modify his attraction toward men. This leads to him and Steve (and possibly other heroes, though not the focus) taking a very vocal stance against any sort of conversion therapy aimed at "curing" queerness (assumption is current Bucky/Natasha, Past Bucky/Steve, possibly current Bucky/Steve/Natasha if that works for the fic).
Marvel Comics, Bucky Barnes, That they couldn't change his bisexuality, no matter how hard they tried, was the one act of defiance Winter Soldier was able to show.
Marvel Comics, Clint Barton, the skirt as part of his costume was was his attempt at a subtle clue.
Marvel Comics, Foggy Nelson/Matt Murdock, Foggy realised a long time ago that Matt loved him, but he's not sure he wants to tie any more of himself to a man who is so messed up, no matter how much he cares about him.
Marvel Comics (Howlin' Commandoes) Pinky Perton, the Howlin' commandoes look after their own.
Marvel Comics (Invaders) Any character, at the end of the war the allies liberated the concentration camps and reimprisoned the homosexuals. How do any of the Invaders feel about that, knowing that it's just chance that stopped that being their fate?
Marvel Comics (Invaders) Brian Falsworth, 1930s Berlin Nightlife
Marvel Comics (Invaders) Brian/Roger, honestly anything about the two of them and what they went through together.
Marvel Comics (Invaders) Roger thinking back on how things have changed and how they have not.
Marvel Comics (Invaders) Union Jack/Destroyer, The British LGBT movement
Marvel Comics (Invaders), Bucky Barnes & Invaders, Between his typical middle class, religious upbringing, and his days in the military, Bucky learned from an early age that being queer is not ok. This causes no only issues with Brian and Roger who don't hide their relationship from the other Invader, and Toro who has a badly hidden crush on him, but also himself as he struggles with his feelings for Steve and Toro (please have Bucky be bisexual or pansexual in this- also given the nature of this fest, of course Bucky moving toward self-acceptance is what is being looked for here)
Marvel Comics (Invaders), Jim Hammond (Human Torch I)tries to come to terms with his asexuality in a world that seems primarily motivated by sex, and tries to decide if he thinks it's a flaw in his design, or simply who he is.
Marvel Comics (Invaders): Toro wants to be loved, just not to have sex (asexual, Demisexual, or Grey-A -prompt can be tweaked if needed to fit with Demi and Grey-A)
Marvel Comics, Jim Hammond, People assume that he's straight for a lot of reasons. All of them are wrong (whether he's gay or bisexual is up to the author.)
Marvel Comics, Johnny Storm, five men he slept with that no one knew about and one they did
Marvel Comics, Kid Commandoes, keeping secrets from the Adult Invaders
Marvel Comics (Nick Fury and his Howlin' Commandoes) Pinky Perton, Nicky Fury is the first person he's admitted he'd rather have sex with guys to. He honestly thought it would be a bigger deal.
Marvel Comics, Northstar + another character, Northstar is openly gay, but he knows another mutant/other mutants who are closeted. He talks with one of these character (your choice, any gender) in a non-shippy way, about his choice to be out.
Marvel Comics, Northstar, being called a walking stereotype bothers him far less than it probably should.
Marvel Comics, Sabretooth, because Logan doesn't have pig tails to pull, and he didn't notice when he tried being nice to him
Marvel Comics (or movies) (Spider-Man), Peter Parker/Johnny Storm or Peter Parker/Your Choice, 'Oh, the press is just gonna have a field day with this.' The perils of being outed while very much in the public eye, particularly when the media doesn't have a good relationship with you to begin with. (I think Johnny would be particularly good for this because of his rather different relationship with the press.)
Marvel Comics, Steve Rogers, Drag balls and cross dressing before, during and after the war
Marvel Comics, Steve Rogers, the younger generation's attempts to lecture him on the proper way of being queer is both sweet and intrusive.
Marvel Comics, Steve Rogers, he's not suffering from internal homophobia or biophobia or anything else. He just doesn't get why he has to come out to anyone who isn't his partner.
Marvel Comics, Steve Rogers, how Steve spent four hours in a queer bookshop, and why he blew most of his last pay cheque on post-modernist queer theory.
Marvel Comics, Steve Rogers, it's so amazing to be able to finally talk about who he loves, he can't seem to stop.
Marvel Comics, Steve Rogers, love, politics and duty as a bisexual man in the Depression, the War and 21st Century
Marvel Comics, Steve Rogers, Steve makes an "It Get's Better" video.
Marvel Comics, Steve Rogers, Steve's first Gay Pride.
Marvel Comics, Steve Rogers, Steve's reaction to DADT being repealed.
Marvel Comics : Steve Rogers/any, his boyfriend's attempts to read up on Steve's time period are sweet, really. But Steve wishes that people in the 21st century would realize that what historians have captured of queer culture in the 1930s and 1940s is an incomplete picture and does not reflect the queer culture of everyone who lived then - including Steve.
Marvel Comics, Steve Rogers, Yes, Namor's haughty revelation to that homophobic politician that the heroes of WWII frequently had homosexual orgies did shut them up. But now they have to deal with the actual fall-out.
Marvel Comics, Steve Rogers/author's choice, being gay was completely illegal in Steve's time. He's still adjusting to the present day.
Marvel Comics, Steve Rogers/Tony Stark, Steve has always maintained that his sexual orientation -- and his relationship with Tony -- is a private matter. But with so many states passing laws against gay rights, he decides he's morally obligated to go public. Tony's not so sure it's a good idea.
Marvel comics, Steve, The ability to serve his country wasn't the only reason he'd risk his life taking the serum (Steve is trans).
Marvel comics, Steve/Tony, Steve loves performing cunnilingus on his husband - or the other way around.
Marvel Comics, Steve/Tony, Upon learning of their relationship, concervatives start to push for Steve to give up the costume.
Marvel Comics, Tony Stark, "I've slept with women while I was blind drunk too, but you don't see that explained away as an drunken binge"
Marvel Comics : Tony Stark and Steve Rogers, Iron man being Bi was almost expected, but Captain America being gay?
Marvel Comics, Tony Stark, Tony is bi. Tony can be promiscious. Those are two separate things.
Marvel Comics, Tony Stark, Tony likes sex, you feel good and makes someone else feel good and there is usually touching (Tony loves touching), but sometimes he wonders why everyone seems to treat it as the be all end all of human interaction.
Marvel Comics, Toro Raymond, It's easy to look back on the past and think that being queer in the middle of War was terrible, and in a lot of ways it was. But the open acceptance of Toro's loving men and women almost makes (current queer teen character of your choice) jealous.
Marvel Comics, Toro Raymond, Toro has been living with Andy for a very long time, when Andy begins to transition to Anne. They're both determined to still make the relationship work though.
Marvel Comics, Toro Raymond, When people find out that he and Bucky were together during the war, even his closest allies assume Toro's wife was a "beard." They're wrong, but that doesn't make him straight or confused, either. (Toro is Bi.)
Marvel Comics, Toro, when he heard what Jeff Macey (the patriot) had to say, it was the first time he realised that it was O.K. to like other men, that your friends could still support you.
Marvel Comics, Toro(/Anne Raymond), getting involved with the gay rights movements in the early sixties, because being married doesn't make you straight.
Marvel Comics, X-Men, Jean-Paul Beaubier, He wasn't always an out and proud gay mutant superhero. At first he tried to stay inside his closet. But trying to remember who he could be gay in front of, but not a mutant, or vice versa, or neither, soon caused him to crash and burn in spectacular fashion
Marvel Comics, X-men (Comicverse) Jean-Paul Beaubier He and his sister didn’t know about each other until they were recruited by Hudson for Alpha Flight. How does he come out to his team and the sister he never knew he had?
Marvel Comics, X-men (Comicverse)Jean-Paul Beaubier, any character Jean-Paul has referred to himself in canon as a ‘freak among the freaks’ but he also has a strong personality and refuses to back down about what he believes in. His attitude inspires another character to come out, how does he feel about this?
Marvel Comics, X-men (Comicverse) Wanda Langowski She died a man, came back a woman and is realizing that she’s more comfortable being Wanda then she ever was being Walter. It hurts that Jeanne-Marie rejected her and she’s not sure what to make of her attraction to Jean-Paul.
Marvel Comics (X-Men), Jubilee and Wolverine, Jubilee is questioning her sexuality or identity, and confides in Logan, who tells her a story from his past
Marvel Comics, X-men (Comicverse) Alison Blaire Everyone seems to assume that she and Jean-Paul are such good friends because they are both very famous mutants, no one seems to get that for the first time she can relax and just be herself no questions asked, no expectations.
Marvel Comics, Young Avengers, Any, The team discovers Cap is queer and closeted. They react.