The Rock Cocks

The Rock Cocks

by Brad Brown, Leslie Brown (Illustrator)

Self-Titled Debut

High quality print featuring Steg and Suria of The Rock Cocks.

After losing their jobs and getting booted from their apartment, Steg and Suria decided to take their sexy punk rock act on the road. What started as just a way to scrape by will soon take them on an erotically-charge, musically-themed adventure spanning across the nation.

Artist: Leslie Brown
Size: 11x17 inches

Genres: Erotica, Comics

215 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2016

Reviews

[Élise Massé · Rating 4 out of 5]

Belle BD érotique, qui est à la base publiée en webcomic. Un couple de musicien décide de jouer le tout pour le tout et de partir sur la route afin de faire connaître leur groupe de musique. Ils se font rapidement repérés par un producteur et leur carrière démarre. Assez explicite comme BD, y'a du sexe partout, pour tous les genres. Ça donne le goût de lire la suite 😏

[Vin · Rating 4 out of 5]

My first graphic novel of the year! I absolutely had a blast with this. The characters are incredibly charming, the designs are fun, and the relationships inclusive and thoughtful. It's been ages since I've read something where every single connection (romantic, platonic, professional, or other) came across as not only authentic but incredibly well thought out. In particular, Suria and Steg's undefined partnership as bandmates, lovers, and friends is so offbeat endearing. I feel like a lot of romantic duos (especially between men and women) are fraught with power dynamics or struggles and it was really refreshing to read about two people who respected and cared about each other in a way that existed outside of labels or stereotypes. I love creative projects written in duos and the husband and wife who put this together are clearly having fun with it. It's been a while since I've enjoyed a comic this much and I can't wait to catch up with what's been posted online! 4 stars.

[Lexxi Kitty · Rating 4 out of 5]

Note: The spoilers are pictures from the comic. Since they contain nudity, I've hidden them behind spoiler tags.

Review lifted from the individual parts:

Track 1:
Randomly ran across this just now. Not much to say - it's about two people who I hope are not related (since they kind of fuck a lot) who are attempting to make it in the music business as 'Rock Cocks'. This specific 'track' here involves the couple 1) losing (female) or not acquiring (male) a job; 2) having their phone contract expire; 3) get evicted from their apartment.

So they decide to hit the road in their van. And basically become homeless while still trying to get their band up an running. Mostly by busking (performances on the street with a hat near them while they look dirty and starving).

Much nudity and sex. It was never actually stated, but I believe the 'track' (the first part of this 'thingie') started with them performing in a strip club. Though, considering people seem to like to spontaneously pull their clothing off, masturbate and or fuck when the 'Rock Cocks' perform . . . I'm not 100% certain if that first performance was at a strip club or not.

I'm probably mixing the story line of track 1 and 2 because I didn't realize I was reading 'separate thingies' or I'd have paid more attention. One just goes into another. As is what happens, you know, with a webcomic.

http://www.therockcocks.com/comic/pag...

You can tell what you are getting yourself into just by seeing the first page.



Track 2:

Right, so this is 'track two'. Not sure of exact split between track one and two as I read both at same time without realizing I should pay attention to breaks.

Okay then - wherever the break occurs, I know this one finds the music duo on the road in their van, busking for money, dirty, showering in public, and accidentally exposing themselves because they forget to wash their clothing before washing themselves (though there still would have been the issue of one or the other being dirty - their body after washing the clothing if they had washed clothing first, or the clothing if they washed their body first).

Right, so, this one finds them on the street playing - well the woman at least. The man sees a sign for a $1000 music prize and so they are going to try for it (which is also the inspiration or cleaning themselves up - as in literally cleaning - with water and stuff; though not cleaning up as in 'cleaning up their act' since both perform showing lots of skin. Man topless. Woman almost topless in her barely there top which does not actually cover her breasts all the time.)

Apparently their music is so good that it causes people to strip and play with themselves or with others nearby.

Track two begins on page 36. http://rockcocks.slipshine.net/comic/...

- busking

- performing almost nakedly.

Track 3:
So. Track three. That certainly was a lot quicker to read than I expected. 25 pages just flew by (it felt a lot less than 25 pages, I'm not sure I can trust the page count listed here).

So - Carol Hopkins and Stephen Guerrero (they signed a contract and their names were visible, otherwise I'm not sure I'd ever have picked up on what their names might be) get signed by an agent. Confused because I thought he was a album owner in a prior 'track'. Now he's an agent? No matter. They've got a year contract.

Not much happened this time. Most of the nudity was that Sterling guy standing around pantsless with a bulging erect cock while having a meeting with the Rock Cocks (though there were at least two 'strips' wherein he apparently had pants on again, then they fell off again *shrugs).



Track 4:
Let's see - the duo is all signed up and off to 'Redd's place in a limo. Going to record an album. And that's basically it.

Track 5:
It's a month later, they've made an album, released it, had a celebratory orgy, and the 'blonde bitch' mentioned earlier in the book makes an appearance.

She, it turns out, is with a rival music album. No idea what her story is, or why Roxanne Richards and Seth Sterling are in some kind of rivalry (Seth's gay - and I'll take a moment to note that gay sex occurs in this book (there's also a bunch of straight sex, and lesbian sex - though, obviously (or not), Seth isn't involved with that other sex); while Roxie's apparently at least bisexual, or, potentially, straight - so it isn't a lover's tiff kind of thing.)

Roxanne, by the way, is quite . . . hmms . . well look for yourself:



Right. So, book over. Lots of nudity, sex, and stuff occurred. When the duo are last left before the end, they were heading off to some nudist place in Arizona to have someone there record a video. But, if that occurs, it'll have to be something occurring in the next book.

September 30 2016

[Jay · Rating 3 out of 5]

A story about a power couple who aren't afraid to show skin to complete strangers or friends their loves...in the most badass way, lol. If you aren't for full nudity, sex, and cursing all the time then this isn't the book for you. But if you are, and are fully for books about body positivity of men and women then heck yes, give this a read. Not to mention plenty of LGBTQ and kink representation.

[Shaemagnolia · Rating 1 out of 5]

Some of the least arousing doodled porn I’ve ever seen. Then again, what can you really expect out of a slipshine publication. The author is an admitted pro terrorist sympathizer, who hates Israel.

[Lindsay · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5
finished track 12
There is a huge focus on sex & porn rather than the story.
I get the themes of 'body positivity' & 'being comfortable with intimacy', but the characters seem over-sexed, unrealistic & unrelatable to me.

...It is really good porn though.