Yeah, I hear you. As long as the characters are solid I don't see why anyone would have a problem with that.

The family man story line isn't one you see often in superhero films. It's usually more a case that the hero has to fight in order have a normal family life, or give up the life, a bit like Hawkeye. He was initially introduced in Avengers without the family elements.

That's why I think introducing two gay characters elsewhere who later get together might be the best way to go, if you want a badass, gay superhero couple with a family.

Turning straight characters from the comics gay and creating a family from the off doesn't seem like something a lot of fans would take to, if i'm honest, but not because they're gay, just because it would feel a little forced on Disney's part.