The ray gay?
The Ray (Raymond C. " Ray " Terrill) is a superhero in the DC Comics Universe. He is the second character to use the codename the Ray. Ray Terrill first appeared in The Ray #1 (February ), and was created by Jack C. Harris and Joe Quesada. [1] Ray Terrill appeared in The CW 's fourth annual Arrowverse crossover event with Arrow, The Flash, the Legends of Tomorrow, and Supergirl titled. The best part of The CW's big Arrow -verse crossover "Crisis on Earth-X" wasn't all the doppelganger madness or the impromptu double wedding or even the planned heartfelt WestAllen ceremony. Out of left field, a new character stole the hearts and attention of fans immediately: The Ray aka Ray Terrill Russell Tovey , a superhero with light-based powers who came into contact with the Arrow -verse heroes when they were sent to a concentration camp on the Nazi-led Earth-X. Get your first look at Russell Tovey as gay DC superhero The Ray
CW Seed's animated series Freedom Fighters: The Ray drops this Friday, and Tovey's out-and-proud superhero is the first openly gay comic book hero to lead a series. Ray made his first appearance in The Ray 1 February His DC Rebirth incarnation was revealed to be gay in 
Freedom Fighters
The network announced their second DC animated series for their digital channel, CW Seed. Freedom Fighters: The Ray is inspired by Grant Morrison’s update of the iconic character in THE MULTIVERSITY epic and will star the first gay super hero to headline a show. Happy Terrill was a reporter exposed to radiation on an experimental balloon ride into the atmosphere, which turned him into a coherent beam of light. Quite what that translated to in terms of powers changed from story to story, ranging from projecting light , to being pure energy , to riding light beams and manipulating magnetism.
DC Comics' New Gay Superhero, The Ray – In His Own Words
The Ray is about to get a big multimedia push with an upcoming animated series on CW Seed, which features Ray Terrill as CW’s first gay superhero. The network is looking for a voice actor that can crossover to live-action in the network’s slate of superhero shows. .
Arrow crossover
Ray Terrill is a DC Comics character that is known as the superhero The Ray. Canon Comics Ray made his first appearance in The Ray #1 (February ). His DC Rebirth incarnation was revealed to be gay in He was added to the Justice League of America team the same year. Freedom Fighters: The Ray & the Arrowverse Ray makes his first appearance in the Arrowverse crossover special episodes. . 
Russell Tovey's Out And Proud Superhero The Ray Is Here To
The Ray is certainly not the first gay character to appear on DC’s TV shows, as he joins Sara Lance on Legend Of Tomorrow, Alex Danvers on Supergirl, and Central City PD Captain David Singh on The Flash. Check out a trailer for Crisis On Earth-X below. Crisis On Earth-X begins in the US on Monday 27 November at 8/7c on The CW. .
THE RAY Is First Gay Hero To Lead A Show – COMICS BLEND
Russell Tovey, who plays The Ray in The CW’s shared universe of DC Comics adaptations colloquially known as the Arrowverse, told an interviewer recently that his father sought to force him to. . Ray Terrill
The Ray provides examples of: Adaptational Sexuality: Pre- Flashpoint, Ray Terrill was straight, losing his virginity to Black Canary. The Ray of Earth in The Multiversity is gay, which has fed into the Arrowverse and DC Rebirth depictions of Ray Terrill. Affirmative-Action Legacy: Lucien (Korean-American) and Rebirth Ray (gay). Calling the Old Man Out: In his mini and ongoing, poor Ray has. .