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Picture of characters Leo Snart (Citizen Cold) and Ray Terrill (The Ray), a m/m superhero couple, in a kissing scene.  The actors are Wentworth Miller (Leo, left) and Russell Tovey (Ray, right). Regarding studio portrayals of LGBT characters Crisis on Earth X was the fourth annual Arrowverse crossover event, featuring episodes of the live action TV shows: Supergirl, Arrow, The Flash, and DC's Legends of Tomorrow, on The CW network. The first episode aired Nov 27, 2017. Across the event's four episodes, characters Leo and Ray share a total of 3 (three) kiss scenes among their tender moments. Their kiss onscreen was the first time that a m/m pair was seen to kiss in live action superhero media, anywhere. TV or film. Watch a video clip of two of their kiss scenes here from YouTube . This was the first time gay men kissed onscreen in superhero media. It was November 2017. - Since then actor Wentworth Miller, who played Leo Snart, has spoken about what went on behind the scenes and...

When it comes to positive Muslim rep, where are the good guys? Part 2 I wanted to make a post to recognise two MENA characters in superhero media: The Tarazi siblings on DC's Legends of Tomorrow (CW Network): They are MENA characters played by MENA actors, they're 'good guys' aka protagonists, and are now series regulars. Pictured above on the right. Zari Tarazi: Zari Tarazi – (also formerly the character Zari Tomaz) from season three onwards, is played by Iranian-American actor Tala Ashe Zari's skills: hacker, socialite/media influencer, assisting the main superhero team. Super powers: none. Weapons: magical amulet (ability to manipulate the wind). Her brother, Behrad Tarazi: Behrad Tarazi – from season four and five, but as a main from season six, is played by Iranian-American actor Shayan Sobhian Behrad's skills: vigilante, assisting the main superhero team. Super powers: none Weapons: same magical amulet that his sister, Zari, now has. ...

  The Only Problem Batwoman Has Is Toxic CW Fans *(But we knew that already!) Let's be clear on one thing: t he cast of Batwoman has never been a problem.  Good casting blessed this show from the beginning, and it only got better when Javicia Leslie joined the show for season 2 (following Ruby Rose's departure at the end of season 1). The cast is good, the show is good, the story is good, the Bat-aesthetics are good (if not amazing). I enjoyed season 1 immensely and I look forward to season 2 with Javicia Leslie in the new lead of Batwoman/Ryan Wilder. Our mission as fans of the show going forward is clear: protect Javicia Leslie from trolls who hate Batwoman for no good reason. Fans already stepped up to the plate on social media, following the season 2 debut on Sunday 17 with Javicia joining the show.  Media site The Wrap posted a snide tweet about ratings and tagged the actress herself: Fans spoke up, the tweet was deleted but soon to be followed by another snid...