[5][7] DC Pride also marks the first instance of Nia Nal / Dreamer appearing in comics, with the story written by Nicole Maines.

It featured a foreword from Phil Jimenez and an extended tribute to the late trailblazing writer Rachel Pollack, who passed away before she could begin working on a story for the book.

The anthology consists of the following stories:[11][20] DC Pride: Through the Years #1, released on June 13, contains: DC Pride 2024 was released on May 28, 2024, and includes stories featuring Dreamer, Jon Kent, Poison Ivy, Steel (Natasha Irons), Aquaman (Jackson Hyde) and The Ray and a preview of the upcoming graphic novel The Strange Case of Harleen and Harley.

Club, wrote: "Corporate offerings celebrating Pride Month often feel like disingenuous attempts to cash in on a social movement, but DC Pride #1 succeeds by showcasing the ways DC Comics has been pushing LGBTQ+ representation for years.

[...] Many of the stories in DC Pride feel like the start of something more, and ideally there's enough interest in this one-shot that these heroes can spend more than a month in the spotlight".