"Iceman's coming out, however, is noteworthy given that the character was one of the five original "X-Men" members, created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby in 1963. Marvel Comics Editor Daniel Ketchum told The Huffington Post that he was particularly proud of the new issue, calling Iceman's character just another example of how the franchise has always strived to reflect "the human experience." "As a young person reading comics, starved to see my own life experience reflected on the page, I remember thinking it seemed only possible for that to happen as a one-off story relegated to a D-List character," he said. "I don’t know that I would have believed it if I was told that years later, this story would be presented in the flagship 'X-Men' title, featuring an A-list character who has been a mainstay of the franchise since the beginning.""
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Friday, November 6, 2015
Original 'X-Men' Character Iceman Confirms He's Gay; HuffingtonPost.com, 11/4/15
Curtis M. Wong, HuffingtonPost.com,; Original 'X-Men' Character Iceman Confirms He's Gay:
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