US EditionFrom First Kiss to Full Representation: Disney’s ‘The Owl House’ Changed the Game
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From First Kiss to Full Representation: Disney’s ‘The Owl House’ Changed the Game
Credit: YouTube/Disney Channel Animation When “The Owl House” premiered in 2020, fans expected another quirky fantasy cartoon. What they got instead was queerness wrapped in a magical coming-of-age story. The show follows Luz Noceda, a Dominican-American teen who stumbles into a magical world called the Boiling Isles. Luz isn’t your average chosen-one lead. She’s awkward, obsessed with witchcraft, and proudly bisexual. Voiced by “Encanto’s” Sara…
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