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Originally Posted by CyberCubed
Considering the comic came out in the early 90's and was aimed at children, I genuinely don't think Murphy intended Bebop and Rocksteady to be gay, even though it does have undertones. He seemed more interested in making them more in touch with their animal side, which is interesting because every other version of Bebop and Rocksteady still act more like normal humans and don't care about their animal instincts.
However if you were to ask Murphy NOW, I don't know, he might say something different.
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You'd be surprised. A lot of people had fun 'getting crap past the radar'. It's like when they sneak in adult jokes into kids cartoons and movies. Bebop and Rocksteady might not be gay, but they were gay-coded in those final Archie issues.