Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) and Disney have been slow in introducing Lqueer characters, but in recent years shown progress. Initially, queer representation in Marvel came via Netflix’s Daredevil, with lawyer Jeri Hogarth, played as a lesbian. In 2019's Avengers: Endgame, director Joe Russo briefly portrayed a gay man grappling with loss post-Snap. Tessa Thompson’s Valkyrie was the MCU’s first openly queer superhero, with her bisexuality highlighted in Thor: Love and Thunder. Meanwhile, Valkyrie’s rocky friend Korg found a male partner, portraying queer alien love. Marvel’s 2021 Eternals included Phastos, the first gay superhero with a family, and in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, America Chavez brought a teen lesbian hero into the universe, albeit subtly. More inclusive depictions appear on Disney+, with Ayo and her partner Aneka in Black Panther sequels, and bisexual Wiccan in Agatha All Along, giving the queer community varied and layered representation. How can we forget pansexuality of Ryan Reynolds’ Deadpool? For what it’s worth, growing queer inclusivity in MCU signals Marvel's evolving commitment to diversity. #Queer Up Entertainment