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Best Erotic Comics #2
Best Erotic Comics 2009
This is a literary and artistic exploration of human sexuality featuring today's smartest, raunchiest, funniest, filthiest, most beautiful and most arousing adult comics.
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100 pages, Paperback
First published August 1, 2009
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July 26, 2017
I guess erotic is such a huge word alot of things fall under it. Some of these had really good art work, others had something funny, the rest did nothing to me.
October 6, 2019
Read the introduction because this is one of those anthologies that most will want to know the editorial criteria that spawned the selections.
This is rammed into the action end of the eroto-porn continuum so avoid this if you're looking for soft-core.
I really liked what was within my sphere of interest but could have done without a bunch of these stories- which would have been fine if I could simply skip them but I'm the type that has to read all in fairness and for the more important possibility of storytelling greatness looming outside of the action within.
There is a lot of material in here that's "not for everyone" in sight and sensibility which leads me to believe that Greta tried too hard to represent the wide variance of sex preference- probably in the spirit of lofty inclusive ideals which would have elevated the potential audience if it wasn't such a "touchy" topic
A massive problem is that most peoples' sexual preference isn't actually their preferred- it's their exclusive and unfortunately certain other brands can make them anywhere from uncomfortable to disgusted or even horrified even if they wish they weren't that way. Despite being disappointed by my squeamishness, I have to admit that I fall between the first two when it comes to the sight of a cock with another cock rogered* into it's a-noose neighbor. Hypocrite? No. I only do the hetero-butt when asked- I'm not prudish enough to deprive her but for me it was a youthful novelty that ceased to be fascinating once I broke into a be-hymen. It takes either a strange determination or a river of product to pull off and there's always that chance of... a mining hazard which makes it physically and mentally awkward.
*Reminds me of great grocery store humor:
What's the difference between jelly and jam?
-I can't jelly my (_x_) into your (_y_'s) (_z_).
This is rammed into the action end of the eroto-porn continuum so avoid this if you're looking for soft-core.
I really liked what was within my sphere of interest but could have done without a bunch of these stories- which would have been fine if I could simply skip them but I'm the type that has to read all in fairness and for the more important possibility of storytelling greatness looming outside of the action within.
There is a lot of material in here that's "not for everyone" in sight and sensibility which leads me to believe that Greta tried too hard to represent the wide variance of sex preference- probably in the spirit of lofty inclusive ideals which would have elevated the potential audience if it wasn't such a "touchy" topic
A massive problem is that most peoples' sexual preference isn't actually their preferred- it's their exclusive and unfortunately certain other brands can make them anywhere from uncomfortable to disgusted or even horrified even if they wish they weren't that way. Despite being disappointed by my squeamishness, I have to admit that I fall between the first two when it comes to the sight of a cock with another cock rogered* into it's a-noose neighbor. Hypocrite? No. I only do the hetero-butt when asked- I'm not prudish enough to deprive her but for me it was a youthful novelty that ceased to be fascinating once I broke into a be-hymen. It takes either a strange determination or a river of product to pull off and there's always that chance of... a mining hazard which makes it physically and mentally awkward.
*Reminds me of great grocery store humor:
What's the difference between jelly and jam?
-I can't jelly my (_x_) into your (_y_'s) (_z_).
November 29, 2009
Creatively inspiring but not very titillating. Alison Bechdel needs to give up cartooning erotica immediately.
March 11, 2010
cover art by Junko Mizuno. yay!
February 13, 2011
Erika Moen and Ellen Forney are great.
November 8, 2015
Eh, it was all right.
I was reading it for Jess Fink and that story was OK.
I was reading it for Jess Fink and that story was OK.
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