10 Fictional Characters You Probably Didn't Know Were LGBT

Harley Quinn has finally been declared bisexual after a long time of hinting. She is in a non-exclusive relationship with Poison Ivy, who is also queer.

Although it is not mentioned in the books or movies, Albus Dumbledore is canonically gay. He was in love with a wizard called Gellert Grindelwald, who he later had to kill in battle.

Deadpool is described as omnisexual and "willing to do anything with a pulse". Many people interpret this as pansexuality.

Although it is not explicit in the cartoon, Princess Bubblegum is stated to be a lesbian. She has canon romantic history with Marceline the Vampire Queen, who is bisexual.

In the original novel by Oscar Wilde, Dorian Gray is bisexual and Basil Hallward is gay. The two had an attraction to each other but were unable to express their connection due to a homophobic society.

John Constantine is confirmed as bisexual by several DC writers. He has had several relationships with men, but only a few of them are explicitly stated in the comics.

In the original series, Sailor Neptune is a lesbian and in a relationship with Sailor Uranus. However, they are changed to "cousins" in some English versions.

Andrew Wells' sexuality was not explored in the series, though it was often hinted at in his feminine and delicate personality. Andrew was confirmed to be gay after the show's cancellation by Joss Whedon.

In the cartoon, it is strongly suggested that Korra is bisexual and in a relationship with lesbian Asami Sota. The writers later confirmed this to be true.

We don't see very much of River Song's sexuality in the TV series, but Steven Moffat has confirmed her to be bisexual.