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Originally Posted by GreenPsychoRanger

I think it's awesome that since people are creating new universes that they should change things. I mean that's the whole point of the multiverse concept. In another verse I'm hetero. For every decision we make, or decision made for us, in this verse it was a different decision in another. For instance, in this universe I'm gay. In another universe I'm a straight guy. In another I was born a woman, in another I was born a lesbian. The possibilities go on and on. I think it's stupid that people think that just because a majority of verses have one character as a straight guy, that ll the others must be the same.


When DC did it to Hal Jordan or Kyle Raynor, which ever one it was, I was so damn happy because I like the Green Lantern and always hoped that one day they would make a Gay Lantern character.

A.) It's implied Adult Bobby is also gay, just in denial (which ignores his rivalry over Polaris with Havok, but whatever), so until Bendis makes it clear later it's not a multiverse thing, it's a time-travel retcon.
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B.) Neither, it was Alan Scott, the 1st lantern and not the space-based one. They also killed his boyfriend/fiance in like the next issue, so while he's still gay, they haven't allowed him to have a relationship like they would Superman or Batman (which even if they eventually fail or end, last longer than an introduction issue).