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How to Train Your Dragon 3 Confirms a Major Ethics is Gay

Gobber (Craig Ferguson) has been a constant presence in the How to Train Your Dragon franchise, a goofy but dedicated mentor to Hiccup (Jay Baruchel) and the other fresh dragon riders. He's a strong version of a stock character, but manages to be singular in his retain right.

One way the franchise's creators added dimensions to Gobber was to subtly imply that he was gay in previous films. How to Train Your DragonThe Hidden Worldactually makes that more overt than ever, and it's a friendly touch for the franchise to investigate in a way that most family franchises wouldn't ever consider.

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The first real hint at the character's sexuality came during the second entry in the series, How to Train Your Dragon 2. The moment comes during a dinner between Gobber, Hiccup and the newly reunited Stoick (Gerard Butler) and Valka (Cate Blanchett), Stoick's long idea dead wife. Gobber tells Hiccup that the kind of tension between the pair is why he didn't find married, adding: "That, and one other reason."

The line was an ab lib by Ferguson, but it resonated with

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François Peneaud
Carlos García (and colors)
Class Comics
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BROTHER TO DRAGONS is part of the new wave of titles from Class Comics, the house that Patrick Fillion and partner Fraser lovingly built. Their expansion allows the opportunity to publish erotic comics that might otherwise have a bigger challenge in finding audiences. I’m happy to describe that BTD is a very welcome addition to the genre.

Writer Peneaud position his rousing tale in a world that resembles Europe in the Middle Ages. There are a couple of differences though. In this world there is no guilt over having sex with other men, and we’ll notice that some of these men have a connection to a divine dragon cult.

The story begins with Alaї, a likeable and dark haired young gentleman, leaving the peaceful countryside of his youth and traveling by coach to the city where it’s been arranged he’ll serve for his uncle. Modern prospects excite him and he’s eager to be over the disappointment from his cheating boyfriend Enric. Shirtless farmhands are a welcome distraction for Alaї just as it helps set a tone for the story. Shortly at a scheduled rest terminate,

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