There’s something really sexy about seeing a guy use his power to rip another guy’s clothes and leave the former fully nude.

Continuing the vampire theme from August and commencing the September theme, monochrome, here’s Young Dracula: Diary of Vampire.

Servant of the Bones is our last installment for Anne Rice August. Just by looking at the cover, I thought this would be promising.

On the surface, Tale of the Body Thief deals with body (and youth) worship. Under it, it’s chock-full of homoerotica.

For the third week of Anne Rice August, here’s the comic adaptation of The Vampire Lestat.

When I read the original Anne Rice’s Queen of the Damned, I wondered if the actual queen she meant wasn’t Akasha but Lestat, Armand, and their whole gang.

For the whole month of August 2024, I’ll be posting the comic adaptations of Anne Rice’s works. First up is the super, super, super gay Interview with the Vampire.

We’re (re)starting summer right with Jason Little’s Motel Art Improvement Service.

Summer’s just getting started and I’m already wishing for colder days. Unfortunately (or fortunately?) a cold sun isn’t in our near future yet.

Jodorowsky? Again? Well, if more and more writers incorporated full-frontal nude men in their stories, we’d have more diversity. But also, Jodorowsky’s kind of a genius, so…

It’s July! And to celebrate this (unbearable) heat, we’re featuring summertime comics. First up is Heat Seeker: A Gun Honey Series.

We saved the best for last as we close this year’s Pride edition of Nerdcore with a bang.

I believe we’ve never featured a transwoman on Nerdcore Friday, but there’s a first time for everything.

We’re going unhinged on the second week of Pride with Sex Criminals: Sexual Gary Special.

Can you believe it’s our second year of Pride? Just like last year, we’re doing a queer-themed Nerdcore throughout June.

Primal, hypermasculine, with pent-up testosterone just waiting to burst. I’d imagine a fuck sesh with a barbarian(s) would be practically bestial.

I’m so tired of male writers making strong women lesbians in their stories just to fulfill their girl-on-girl fantasies.

Noir comics written and drawn by straight men will always objectify women. Where the Body Was is no exception.

The man vs bear in the woods debate that happened in the past week is aptly written and illustrated in this comic by Moebius.

I can’t help but feel like Leila Leiz really wanted to draw dicks in NVRLND but for whatever reason ended up with just one panel that shows an undetailed hump.

Did you know genies were inspired by Persian folklore? They were then appropriated by Islamic mythology.

We’re continuing last week’s fantasy/magic Nerdcore with this equally gorgeously illustrated, dark fairy tale comic book In Shadows.

Topping off National Unicorn Day is this beautifully drawn comic called In Search of the Unicorn.

We’re bookending Nerdcore Friday’s first anniversary with another legendary DC character: Dr. Manhattan, the blue stud from the Watchmen series.

Despite its name, this comic from Delcourt does not contain any clear image of testicles, but we have the shaft and the head so all’s good.

In honor of Women’s History Month (which is almost over), today’s Nerdcore Friday is by a woman named Béatrice Tillier.

It’s a treat to see the main guy’s full-frontal nudity in a comic that’s all about objectifying women and lesbianism.

This is the final Sex entry for our Nerdcore Friday.

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.

Like we mentioned last week, we’re ending Black History Month edition of Nerdcore Friday with a bang.