There's actually a bunch of internal politics pitting the movie and comics people against each other just lately. I suspect Ike Perlmutter signed off on this specifically *because* it's a fuck you to the film version of Cap. It's the same reason that Marvel shuttered the Fantastic Four and wound down the X Men when…

Have you watched the Youtube series, Her Story? It's 6 episodes, about an hour long, and might be to your taste. I enjoyed it as a trans love story that isn't *overly* didadactic and nobody wound up dead for once.

I know all those things, and I even acknowledged them in my post: "The real life guy he's based on did have relationships and casual sex with men, and terminology has shifted since the era of the film." I didn't say it was an outrage that you included Wortzik

From the way it's described here—"when his sexuality gets revealed halfway through the film, it’s done matter-of-factly, with little ridicule over the fact that he’s committing a bank robbery so he can pay for his transsexual wife (Chris Sarandon) to get gender-reassignment surgery."—it sounds like the author thinks…