This is the second part of our Murena post. I’d wanted to post everything in one entry but decided to split them into two since there are just too many panels (yay!).

This is probably the most well-researched graphic novel about the Roman times in the Claudius era.

Eagles of Rome by Europe Comics is considerably tamer than its contemporaries like Caligula one and two with their gratuitous depiction of violence and gore.

For the whole month of September, we’ll revisit ancient Rome, the historical fiction kind, through a series of comics.

I always thought my six years in an all-boys Catholic school made me fall in love with the Christian myth and iconography, but maybe it’d already been cultivated way before that.

I wish Pink Flamingo would be brave enough to do a MAX and include full-frontal dick & guy nudity like Red Thorn, unlike chickening out like Netflix, but here we are.

The first volume (four book) of Order & Outrage is a blast, all puns intended.

As someone who dabbles in armchair eco-terrorism, it warms my cold, dark, black heart every time I read stories about nature fighting back against humans.

For a comic book that shows naked feminine-presenting fairies in the cover of its first book, Wisher seems to almost be hell-bent on showcasing nude men.

To continue our comic-version-of-real-people theme from last week’s Airboy, here’s comic version Stephen Colbert (almost) naked.

Airboy is more than meta. It’s porn meta and I’m not complaining.

To honor the premiere of the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season two, we’re presenting Spock’s hard-rock butt. Or is it hard, rock butt?

The final entry of our Pride edition of Nerdcore Friday is Alejandro Jodorowsky’s Le Pape Terrible (The Terrible Pope)

As part of Pride Month, we’re highlighting queer comic books and graphic novels throughout June and A Man’s Skin is one of my favorites.

We’re continuing the Pride Month edition of Nerdcore by featuring queer characters. Up next is the indomitable Devlin Waugh.

I was just casually reading this comic book when bam! There on the page, a muscular demon with pierced nipples lies seductively. He has a huge uncut dick between his legs.

I mean, I knew Netflix’s Q-Force was gay but I didn’t know it had full-frontal nudity.

Garth Ennis is a sick fuck. I mean, he’s Irish, so that tracks.

I know, I know. It’s not even the tenth post in the comic and cartoon dicks category and I’m already scraping the bottom of the barrel.

I was a kid when I read Valérian & Laureline comic (translated into Indonesian). I instantly fell in love with Valérian and thought Laureline was a badass. For a while, he became my template for the ideal man: athletic with dark, full hair, and a sense of reckless confidence.

I remember reading this one years ago before I’d even read the first one. It is disturbing, but it’s not, I don’t know, Human Centipede disturbing.

No one alive seems to know just who Caligula was or what he truly did, and David Lapham and team took the creative license and ran with it.

I wouldn’t care for Tarzan if he weren’t nearly nude and only wearing a loin cloth.

Greg Rucka can almost do no wrong, which is why I’m pretty excited about Heart of Stone.

To celebrate the opening of our Nude Men in Comic Books part of Dollsexposed and Bruce Wayne’s birthday (April 7), here’s Batman in his birthday suit.