Gay Comic Review: Deimos 10th Anniversary Special!

Everyone's favorite Taro Demon is turning 10! It's hard to believe this book has been around that long. Seems like only yesterday I stumbled across my first copy in my friend's bathroom. I didn't ask why it was in the bathroom. Some things are just better left alone.

Patrick Fillion created Deimos way back in 2004. Since then we have seen his oversexed antics, not to mention his oversized shlong, in pretty much every sexual situation imaginable. But, thanks to the wonderful work of Fillion, his exploits never seem to get tiring.

To celebrate this huge milestone, Class Comics called on the talents of artists Logan, Jacob Mott, Leon de Leon, Eric Mars, Butch McLogic and Patrick Fillion to collaborate on the DEIMOS: Tenth Anniversary Special. The special features new material and other artist's takes on our loveable lug.

Their press materials explain the new stories best:

Logan wrote and illustrated a short story called “Gab” in which Deimos meets a disgruntled angel freshly fallen from Heaven. Written by Fillion, and illustrated by Jacob Mott, “Cardinal’s Sin” demonstrates that perhaps Deimos’ guardian angel Cardinal doesn’t find him so reprehensible after all. Written by Fillion and illustrated by Leon de Leon, “Life is But a Dream” is a tale in which a Mirage Demon attempts to make Deimos forget he’s fighting a war by making him believe he’s a massively successful porn star living a normal life in a war-free world.

You can view some of the XXX preview pages on their website. Way too hot to show here. Also, they are including Fillion's short story Dead of Winter in the book as well as a couple of pull out pinups! Or, if you buy the digital version, there is a ton of extra bonus materials they couldn't include in the book.

For the $7 print edition price, you really can't go wrong. If you are a fan of adult comics, we highly recommend picking this one up!

Gay Comic Review: Manson #1 by Enzo

Class Comics has a brilliant new writer/illustrator by the name of Enzo. If the first issue of the digital series Manson is any indicator, Enzo's work is going to be nothing short of spectacular. What really strikes me about Manson #1 is that the art goes for more of a sense of realism and realistic proportions than the bulk of their superhero comics. While I appreciate both, the more sincere, down to earth approach to art and story telling is really refreshing.

Here's the synopsis:
Manson, the tale of a scrappy New York street hustler! It’s tough being ayoung hustler on the busy streets of the Big Apple. New York has it’s share of crazies, and you always have to keep an eye out for the cops. But when you’re young and full of cum like Manson, peddling the goods that God gave you is a great way to make a quick buck.

Of course, as with all Class Comics titles, there is lots of great sex. Manson goes on a pretty eventful romp in this first issue. Wish my life was this action packed! If you want a bit of a more explicit preview, check out the Mason page at Class Comics. At $4.50, this comic is well worth the price. 

Gay Comic Geek Reviews: Tongue In Cheek - JC Etheredge Anthology!

We adore Gay Comic Geek. Today he reviews Tongue in Cheek, an 80 page hardcover anthology of the works of JC Etheredge collected over the last 10 years. Tongue in Cheek is published by German company Bruno Gmunder, but also available state side HERE. You should also check out JC Etheredge's great web site Anti-Heroes.net. None of this is safe for work, btw!

Gay Comic Geek Reviews "Al-Qaeda's Super Secret Weapon"

Al-Qaeda's Super Secret Weapon is 72 pages of delightful insanity written by Mohammad al-Mohamed Muhammad and illustrated by Youssef Fakish. Watch Gay Comic Geek's entertaining and highly informative review of the comic. If you would like to see some preview pages, CLICK HERE.  Turns out Don't Ask Don't Tell was just the opening the terrorists were waiting for!