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Stan Lee bringing Perry Moore's gay "Hero" to Showtime
This is, um, super: Perry Moore's young adult novel Hero - which tells the coming-out story of a gay teen superhero - is being developed as a one-hour series for Showtime by comics legend Stan Lee. We knew that Lee and Moore were working together on something from their appearance together at a gay comics event earlier this year, but this is great news. Showtime of course brought us the groundbreaking Queer as Folk and The L Word, and while something based on a young adult novel might not be as racy as either of these series, it will no doubt continue the trend of out-loud, out-proud television. We can't wait to hear more! In the meantime, check out our interview with Moore and our interview with Lee. Submitted by on Thu, 2008-11-13 10:02. |
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Best news ever!
Sounds Great
Can't wait.
He's Drinking a Black Tea Lemonade from SBUX! It is so sad i know this, but he wasted his money buying only a grande...
Can't wait to see the TV show, the book was great But I wonder how it will work.
Am I the only one thinking
Am I the only one thinking that Perry Moore looks like Adam Grimes on the magazine ? ... yeah I know totally off-topic but yeah...
Great news otherwise ^^
Yeah!
Lol, that was what was so
Lol, that was what was so good about it! you didn't need Perry to explain it for you because they were already explained. The book was written to point out those things (not to mention the HUGE allusion to superman;-))