@Blood1991: Shatterstar will sleep with anything, and I think You're right about Rictor. Rictor and Wolfbane had thing for a short time....
I haven't read X-Factor in a long time so I'm not sure what Shatterstar's deal is exactly other than him and Rictor are a couple "or were like I said haven't read the series in a long while"
I heard it through the vine a loooooooooooooooooooooooong time ago, so either it was retconned or it was done at the advent of the New 52. It's easier to find gay heroes than bisexual ones though. :/ Mainly because an anti-hero will use sex as a tool and less for fun, kind of like Daken does. (wouldn't be surprised if that's what drives the Elektra/Punisher cha-cha dance in Thunderbolts.)
I heard it through the vine a loooooooooooooooooooooooong time ago, so either it was retconned or it was done at the advent of the New 52. It's easier to find gay heroes than bisexual ones though. :/ Mainly because an anti-hero will use sex as a tool and less for fun, kind of like Daken does. (wouldn't be surprised if that's what drives the Elektra/Punisher cha-cha dance in Thunderbolts.)
Hmmm well I'm no expert. I agree that villains are more likely to be Bi maybe for those reasons maybe because it is easier to establish their sexuality that way. Regardless I'd like to see Bi characters explored more in comics.
Northstar, Anole, Mystique (supposedly), Karma and these are just from the X men. Uhh, Batwoman, and I personally hate that, because Batwoman used to be my hero.
@ladymastermind: Batwoman is lesbian, not bi. I won't comment on you hating it (besides this comment about me not commenting on it, and the comment commenting on that).
Northstar, Anole, Mystique (supposedly), Karma and these are just from the X men. Uhh, Batwoman, and I personally hate that, because Batwoman used to be my hero.
Northstar, Anole, Karma and Batwoman are all homosexual, not bisexual.
@SoA: I didn't know that, I need to go do some researching
@KnightRise: I've never seem him do anything sexual, in all the issues I've read with him in it, I always thought of him as an anti-villain with daddy issues.
Mystique, Starling, Knockout, Black Cat, Grace Choi, Poison Ivy, Bling!, Stacy X, Moondragon, Hercules, Buffy, Julie Power, Jennifer Kale.
Daken is really too complicated to me to be considered bisexual. His sexuality/identity is really meant to troll the idea of such categories. Oh and you could probably include Hercules this way too, he might just be a pansexual or omnisexual. Oh and other tidbit, you could argue that a character that has slept with a woman in the past but now guys isn't bisexual. That is if you consider bisexuality attraction to both genders sexually, rather than just the physical act of sex.
There is some noise about Destiny being bisexual but considering that despite having a child, it doesn't mean someone is attracted to the opposite sex because of it. I would consider her homosexual.
Daken viewed sex as part of his arsenal. He's been shown to have had sex several times with both male and females and never for sexual gratification. There was always an ulterior motive for it.
Instead of Bi characters, are there any Pansexual heroes besides Jack Harkness?
Difference:
bisexual: you are attracted to both genders
Pansexual: you don't see gender when attracted to a person. As in gender doesn't matter to you at all, but also looks in general. You have no "type" period, whether color of hair, race, gender, ect.
It's difficult to explain, but that's what I am and it would be interesting to see if there are any heroes out there with that. Possibly Ivy and Harley? Any guys besides Captain Jack?
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