Wonder dar\u00e1 a conocer al primer Capit\u00e1n Am\u00e9rica gay de la historia

Wonder dar\u00e1 a conocer al primer Capit\u00e1n Am\u00e9rica gay de la historia

La diversidad ha llegado a la totalidad de la industria cultural, y es que age algo necesario despu\u00e9s de d\u00e9cadas de tab\u00faes y prohibiciones. Es por esto por lo que nos alegramos al leer que Wonder presentar\u00e1 al guide Capit\u00e1n Am\u00e9rica gay de su historia durante este 2021 aprovechando que este a\u00f1o se celebra el 80 aniversario de la creaci\u00f3n del conocido superh\u00e9roe. La nueva versi\u00f3n del personaje se ver\u00e1 en una serie de c\u00f3mics llamada The USA of Captain America que estar\u00e1 dibujada por Dale Eaglesham y escrita por Christopher Catwell.

La trama que est\u00e1 desarrollando Catwell nos presenta como el escudo del primer vengador ha sido robado por una character de la que no sabemos nada. Es por ello que todos los capitanes Am\u00e9rica que han existido hasta ahora tendr\u00e1n que reunirse (Steve Rogers, Sam Wilson, Bucky Barnes y John Pedestrian) en un viaje por carretera que les llevar\u00e1 por todo Estados Unidos mientras van conociendo en diferentes pueblos a otros capitanes. Uno de ellos ser\u00e1 este guide Capit\u00e1n Am\u00e9rica gay, aunque se promete que la diversidad ser\u00e1 la t\u00f3nica general de esta especie de 'road-comic'.

Out, un reconocido medio, asegura que este personaje aparecer\u00e1 en el primer n\u00famero de la serie, que recibir\u00e1 el nombre de Aaron Fischer. Su dise\u00f1o lo ten\u00e9is sobre estas l\u00edneas y es conocido como el Capit\u00e1n Am\u00e9rica de los ferrocarriles. Por fortuna, su presencia no estar\u00e1 ligada solo a este libreto: aparecer\u00e1 m\u00e1s en la serie, y en lugar de haber sido creado por el dibujante Eaglesham, como la mayor parte de la totalidad de la nueva serie de c\u00f3mics, ha sido dise\u00f1ado por Jan Bazaldua, un dibujante transg\u00e9nero que ha agradecido la oportunidad:

Barracks Row Just Lost Its Lone Gay Disallow

Orchid, Barracks Row's resident gay bar, mixed the last mixed drink behind its glam, 40-foot marble bar last night after a little bit greater than a year of service.

The tiny, Restriction era-themed bar (520 Eighth Street SE) changed now-defunct Senart's Oyster and Grille Space in May 2018, bringing oysters, disco breakfasts, as well as Blue Orchid scotch cocktails to the corridor.

\" It wasn't economically sensible. From the time it opened it never truly took off,\" claims Tom Johnson, handling companion in Hillside Restaurant Team. He adds that \"Eighth Road can be difficult.\"

The friendliness vet's large umbrella in D.C. consists of politico go-to Hawk 'n' Dove, Ophelia's Fish House, Willie's, Finn McCool's, as well as Lola's. The last two recently went even more of a sports bar as well as craft alcoholic drink route, respectively.

Hillside has a lasting lease on Orchid's website, so his group is considering a few substitute ideas. 2 alternatives on the table are turning the room right into a speakeasy or steakhouse, with strategies to reopen prior to completion of the year.

Handing off the residential property altogether is likewise a possibility: \"If somebody intended to buy it we might sell it,\" he claims. \"Who recognizes?\"

Out of the gate, Orchid's menu featured upscale bar treats like smoked lamb chops, avocado gazpacho, cheese plates, crab cakes, and scorched sea scallops. A \"blog post brunch\" disco dancing party on weekends consisted of oysters, a 1.5-liter magnum of rose for $35, as well as six \"infant container\" pails of bubbles for $50.

The group tried switching over up food selection things and dropping rates \"significantly\" in hopes of reeling in even more clients. Johnson says the area will not be one more gay bar because competitors is difficult from various other nightclubs and bars that approve drag queen shows.

\" When you restrict on your own to a particular demographic it doesn't constantly work out,\" he claims. \"It's an attractive bar, and I assume it could be successful as another thing.\"

The comfortable bar is packed with mahogany-lined insides and classic pink and also purple glass lamps.

Hillside completed a turn on one more sis restaurant this springtime, scraping Tio Javier's Mexican theme and also restoring the area as Tortuga-- a vibrant venue for Caribbean cuisine with a beachy style and tiki drinks. He's working on securing an entertainment permit to include island-style songs and also Jimmy Buffett cover bands to its 200-person roof (514 Eighth Road SE).

Johnson says he's dealing with Barracks Row Main Road to market the historic hallway better. The ANC began a Barracks Row Working Group this year to deal with location owners' longevity worries along the 400 block of Eighth Street SE. Panhandling and also K2 medication problems are hurting businesses, he says: \"I think it shed its method and also is searching for its identification again.\"

Dude runs 5 restaurants\/bars on the exact same road and also he assumes 8th road has \"shed its means\"?