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Kraven Comics We are a new LGBTQ Comic Book Series that aim to represent our community in the industry the way we deserve. read more at www.kravencomics.com

Millions and millions of years ago, in a completely different universe than ours, lived two races in harmony for eons untold, having achieved a hyper-advanced civilization through cooperation. One day, the scientists of these harmonious races discovered that gravity in the universe had declined to a point of soon to stop. When gravity stops the expansion of the universe also stops making the oppos

ite effect of the big bang known as the ‘Big Crush’. Soon everything, all matter from the universe will contract to nothing, the vanish of a universe. Recognizing their inevitable destruction, the two races sent expeditions on interdimensional voyages to find a new universe for their people to inhabit. Every mission failed, forcing one last desperate attempt which resulted in the timely discovery of a new universe with a galaxy today referred to as the ‘Milky Way’. Explorers representing the two races – Reptilian and Human – found a small system with habitable planets orbiting a stable star. However, their joy was short-lived, as they realized that their distance from home and the energy required to cross dimensions was too great for a mass exodus. Realizing that only a select number of their two races could be relocated, the Reptilians and Humans inevitably clashed – as they had in the past – but this time was different, as they were vying for the survival of their race. Centuries of peaceful coexistence and prosperity had been shattered, discarded in the face of impending annihilation. Throughout their history of coexistence, there had been many in*******al couples, including among the elite and ruling families - so many that it was commonplace and not particularly noticeable. At this crucial juncture, one ruling couple – which happened to be q***r – conspired to lock away as much technology as possible after the conflict began to arise so that neither faction could commit genocide in the war to come. This couple, which had unprecedented riches and influence, decided to store the blueprints and information of this advanced technology within DNA sequences, which they would only decode after peace had returned to these twin civilizations.

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It was in the early morning hours of June 28, 1969, at the Stonewall Inn in New York City, when trans women of color started a revolution and movement that led to the galvanizing force for LGBT political activism. Today, we stand together with Black Lives Matter to end racism now and forever. We know that liberation is not a given; it is fought for and we will not be silent. We are in solitary with the Black community during this urgent time and will speak out against discrimination, harassment, and violence.

I am Fernando Velez, the creator and the visionary of Class6. I'm 32 years old from Yauco, Puerto Rico, a small town continually rocked by earthquakes, hurricanes, and a struggling economy. My vision of superhero narratives began at a young age as I wandered the streets of my small town, hearing the sounds of our music and the rhythm of the island.

Back then in the '90s, my reality was different. My mother had lost her best friend from AIDS and as I came out, she struggled in accepting me because she didn't want to lose another son. Years earlier she had lost a son from cancer, my older brother at the age of 6 when I was 5.

At that time, HIV/AIDS was considered by many as a "gay disease" and my closed-minded mother was fearful of losing another son. For me, being young; being gay; trying to be myself was difficult. My three attempts at su***de ended with me being hospitalized in a psychiatric ward as well as weeks to a religious conversion camp. It was hard to be gay; it was hard to be myself; it was hard to find support.

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