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THE OSTRACIZED, NOW HOLDS HUMANITY'S FATE.

THE QUEEN'S HEROES

For generations, the Reptilians have secretly waged war against humanity, exploiting the divisions that already exist among us while preparing to reclaim a world they believe belongs to them.

Now, as their plan enters its final stage, six heroes who happen to identify as queer discover extraordinary abilities—and find themselves standing between humanity and an enemy it never knew existed.

But after generations of being rejected, attacked, and fought to be erased, they must decide:

Is humanity worth saving?

The Magazine

Is Humanity Worth Saving?

The Queen's Heroes began long before its first chapter. This special edition explores the experiences, questions, and convictions that shaped the universe over twenty-five years. Part personal reflection, part cultural commentary, and part origin story, it offers a deeper look at the real-world journey behind the fiction. Before readers discover the story, this special edition invites them to explore the ideas that inspired it.

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IS HUMANITY WORTH SAVING?

At the center of The Queen’s Heroes is a question that every hero must confront. We invite you to add your voice to a growing global record. What will you say?

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Meet the creator

Before there was a universe

There was a notebook.

Fernando was once a child filling notebooks with stories and searching for heroes who looked like him. Growing up queer and Latino, he rarely saw himself at the center of the worlds he loved.

So he made a promise to his younger self: one day, he would create that universe himself.

For more than two decades, through sacrifice and countless reasons to give up, that promise endured. Today, The Queen's Heroes exists because a child refused to let go of a dream.

What began in a notebook became a universe built to remind anyone who has ever felt unseen that they can be the hero too.

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