Marvel's & DC's diversity **UPDATED**

Latest edits: Now updated through the Feb 2015 solicitations. It's unclear as to whether Daredevil is ending in Feb or only concluding an arc. Also, I'm not sure as to whether Wonder Woman '77 is going to be a new ongoing series or just a mini-series, but I'll keep it on the list for now.

I'm keeping a record for myself for future reference. Team titles are a little dicey; I've included some, but left out teams that are composed of mostly cis white straight men, though I could be missing others.

Marvel NOW! titles featuring women/PoC/LGBTQIAP+ characters:

- Red She-Hulk: Female protagonist. Cancelled Jul 2013.
- Journey into Mystery: Featuring Lady Sif. Cancelled Aug 2013.
- Fearless Defenders: All-female superhero team (+ LGBT characters). Cancelled Dec 2013.
- Young Avengers: Cast with women, LGBT characters, and some racial diversity. Ended Jan 2014.
- She-Hulk: Female protagonist. Cancelled Jan 2015.
- Elektra: Female protagonist. Cancelled Feb 2015.

- Nova: MoC protagonist. Ongoing since Feb 2013.
- X-Men (vol. 4): All-female main cast. Ongoing since May 2013.
- Captain Marvel: Female protagonist. Ongoing since Jun 2013.
- Mighty Avengers: Features a racially diverse main cast. Ongoing since Sept 2013.
- Black Widow: Female protagonist. Ongoing since Jan 2014.
- Ms. Marvel: Muslim WoC female protagonist. Ongoing since Feb 2014.
[- Loki: Agent of Asgard: Bisexual, genderqueer/genderfluid protagonist. Ongoing since Feb 2014.]
- Daredevil: Disabled protagonist. Ongoing since Mar 2014.
- All-New Ghost Rider: MoC protagonist. Ongoing since Mar 2014.
- Iron Patriot: MoC protagonist. Ongoing since Mar 2014.
- All-New Ultimates: Cast with women, a MoC, and an LGBT character. Ongoing since Apr 2014.
- Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man: Biracial MoC Spider-Man. Ongoing since May 2014.
- Storm: WoC protagonist. Ongoing since July 2014.
[- Spider-Man 2099: Biracial protagonist. Ongoing since July 2014.]
- Thor: Female protagonist. Ongoing since Oct 2014.
- Bucky Barnes: The Winter Soldier: Disabled protagonist. Ongoing since Oct 2014.
- All-New Captain America: MoC protagonist. Ongoing since Nov 2014.
- Spider-Woman: Female protagonist. Ongoing since Nov 2014.
- Angela: Asgard's Assassin: Female protagonist. Ongoing since Dec 2014.

- Unbeatable Squirrel Girl: Female protagonist. Starting Jan 2015.
- Spider-Gwen: Female protagonist. Starting Feb 2015.
- Silk: WoC protagonist. Starting Feb 2015.

- Gamora: Female protagonist. Starting Spring 2015.


DC New 52 titles featuring women/PoC/LGBTQIAP+ characters:

- Static Shock: MoC protagonist. Cancelled Apr 2012.
- Mister Terrific: MoC protagonist. Cancelled Apr 2012.
- Voodoo: WoC protagonist. Cancelled Sept 2012.
- Blue Beetle: MoC protagonist. Cancelled Jan 2013.
- Justice League of America's Vibe: MoC protagonist. Cancelled Dec 2013.
- Katana: WoC protagonist. Cancelled Dec 2013.
- The Movement: Cast with women, racial diversity, a disabled character, and LGBT+ representation. Cancelled May 2014.
- Batwing: MoC protagonist. Cancelled Sept 2014.
- Birds of Prey: All-female superhero team. Cancelled Sept 2014.
- Trinity of Sin: Pandora: Female protagonist. Cancelled Sept 2014.
- Worlds' Finest: Female protagonists. Switched to male protagonists Oct 2014.

- Batgirl: Female protagonist. Ongoing since Sept 2011.
- Wonder Woman: Female protagonist. Ongoing since Sept 2011.
- Batwoman: Female & LGBT protagonist. Ongoing since Sept 2011.
- Catwoman: Female protagonist. Ongoing since Sept 2011.
- Supergirl: Female protagonist. Ongoing since Sept 2011.
- Green Lantern Corps: Features a MoC. Ongoing since Sept 2011.
- Earth 2: Racially diverse cast, including an LGBT protagonist. Ongoing since May 2012.
- Constantine: Bisexual protagonist. Ongoing since Mar 2013.
- Harley Quinn: Female protagonist. Ongoing since Nov 2013.
- Sensation Comics Featuring Wonder Woman: Female protagonist. Ongoing since Aug 2014.
- Gotham Academy: All PoC protagonists including 2 female protagonists. Ongoing since Oct 2014.
- Secret Six: Cast including women, women of color, an LGBT and nonbinary protagonist. Ongoing since Dec 2014.

- Wonder Woman '77: Female protagonist. Starting Dec 2014.



[* About Loki: Agent of Asgard: While the writer has said Loki would be bisexual, that has not yet been brought up in the series. Also, I'm conflicted as to how well-represented Loki is as a genderfluid character in the comic.]

[* About Spider-Man 2099: Canonically, Miguel O'Hara is biracial (half-Latino), and that was a major point in Volume 1, but it has never been brought up so far in the currently ongoing Volume 2.]