Following last week’s Black History Month edition of Nerdcore, we’re featuring part two of the naughtiness in Joe Casey/Piotr Kowalski’s Sex.
We’ll post the final part on the next Nerdcore Friday.
The blurb:
Simon Cooke has retired from his own “alternative lifestyle” and returned to the city he’d previously sworn to protect. Now he’s just another average citizen — or is he? The term “adult” has never been so appropriate as it is when it applies to SEX.
Original title: Sex
Writer: Joe Casey
Artist: Piotr Kowalski
Colorist: Brad Simpson
Letterer: Rus Wooton
Graphic designer: Sonia Harris
Publisher: Image Comics (2013-2016)
WARNING: Blood, non-consensual sex, and homophobia
Dollsexposed showcases queer erotica, kink, fetish, and activism through twelve-inch doll photography. Their adventures in the doll world began in 2011 before establishing a home on dollsexposed.com eleven years later.
Dollsexposed's works have been displayed at Seattle Erotic Art Festival and Los Angeles Leather Getaway.
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