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Liz and Beth, Volume One: Eros Graphic Novel
Liz (the blonde) is a recent divorcée is introduced to a new side of her sexuality by her brunette friend, Beth. Together, they embark on a series of erotic adventures. This black-and-white, four-issue erotic mini-series was originally written and illustrated by G. Levis for Editions Glenat in France. Fantagraphics’ Eros in the U.S. subsequently reissued it.
- GenresGraphic NovelsComics
88 pages, Paperback
First published October 20, 2010
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Georges Levis
22 books1 followerGeorges Levis (sometimes G. Lévis) was the pseudonym of french comic book author Jean Sidobre, who also worked under the pseudonyms of Sainclair and Sylvia.
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July 5, 2019
3rd edition = February 1997
How FUN!
Non-stop sex but done with a French flair that avoids being too heavy handed- even though it has as much sex as story, which is usually too much, the plot drives the sex instead of the other way!
The engrossing action with sexy and even interestingly detestable characters is BEAUTIFULLY rendered. There isn't much background, though sometimes Levis fills out a panel wisely, but you won't really care because the women are far too exciting on their own.
My favorite is Beth- seen on the cover with a latexed lady and her husband. Beth's has a spouse too but he appears earlier in an orgy which makes the most exciting section of the whole book! This isn't just a story of two lezzies- the only one who's exclusively femme in this large cast of lovers is appropriately the MOST woman who possesses all the wiles of a perpetual "widow" and has the thin young ones in thrall. She's just as fun to watch in action as the frequent diary-style tableaus from the relatively recent and far distant past!
How FUN!
Non-stop sex but done with a French flair that avoids being too heavy handed- even though it has as much sex as story, which is usually too much, the plot drives the sex instead of the other way!
The engrossing action with sexy and even interestingly detestable characters is BEAUTIFULLY rendered. There isn't much background, though sometimes Levis fills out a panel wisely, but you won't really care because the women are far too exciting on their own.
My favorite is Beth- seen on the cover with a latexed lady and her husband. Beth's has a spouse too but he appears earlier in an orgy which makes the most exciting section of the whole book! This isn't just a story of two lezzies- the only one who's exclusively femme in this large cast of lovers is appropriately the MOST woman who possesses all the wiles of a perpetual "widow" and has the thin young ones in thrall. She's just as fun to watch in action as the frequent diary-style tableaus from the relatively recent and far distant past!
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