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Tijuana Bibles, Edited by Michael Dowers
Eros Comix, April 2009; ISBN-10: 1606991787

In all its many guises, sex has been around for a long time. Back in the 1930s it was these little eight-page sex comics that became the talk of men's clubs, bars and some of the rougher workplaces. Famous Sunday-funnies cartoon characters were the earliest, and most popular, targets of these XXX-rated parodies; a parade of Hollywood actors and actresses madly copulating in a wide variety of positions soon followed.

These "Tijuana Bibles" were so popular in their day that fans anxiously awaited new releases; men and boys got a genuine education when they realized there was more than one position that could be used to have sex. As the years went on, pornography evolved into men's girlie magazines, and then today's adult film industry; one look at these sexy, silly little comics will have you hankering for the good ol' days.
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The Story of O by Guido Crepax (Artist)
Nbm Pub Co (September 2009); ISBN-13: 9781561635733

The classic is back! Pauline Reage's classic of submission and bondage shocked the world when it came out in the fifties. The great Italian erotic comics artist Crepax then adapted it into comics in the mid seventies. Eurotica started with this book and sold tens of thousands of copies in a multi-volume edition.

The story of a beautiful Parisian fashion photographer who, out of love for her man, is willingly blindfolded, chained, whipped, branded, pierced, and taken by many men in all ways, O is one of the all-time great classics of erotic literature and Crepax' adaptation stands equally as one the great classics of erotic comics. Out of print for some years, it is now brought back in a beautiful, library-worthy omnibus edition with gold stamped jacket and cloth.
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Eric Stanton: The Dominant Wives and Other Stories by Dian Hanson (Editor)
Taschen's 25th anniversary special edition (April 1, 2008); ISBN-10: 3822837830

Hanson profiles the dazzling career of Stanton, one of the supreme masters of erotic and comic art. This illustrated edition is one of the first publications on the grand master of pulp, the book that started Stanton-mania. "I draw better than most of your artists," Eric Stanton is supposed to have told Irving Klaw by way of introduction. Klaw, the entrepreneur famous for his photographs of Bettie Page, was always on the lookout for new talent and that meeting marked the start of a dazzling career for the man who now stands beside John Willie as one of the supreme masters of erotic and comic art.

Stanton drew his first dozen comic stories for Klaw, who published them in installments, and from 1958 until 1966 shared a studio with Steve Ditko, the creator of Spider Man. Often Stanton did the drawings in ink and Ditko colored them in. Eric Stanton also made a name for himself as a book cover designer.
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Erotic Comics: A Graphic History from Tijuana Bibles to Zap Comix
Abrams (May 1, 2008); ISBN-10: 0810995158

This international survey of erotic comics chronicles a groundbreaking form of sexual expression up to 1970, the years when mainstream culture spurned explicit eroticism. In the 1930s, American “Tijuana Bibles,” little pornographic comic books that parodied popular comics and comic strips, were widely available. World War II gave a boost to erotic comics, especially illustrated pin-ups. This set the stage for men’s magazines such as Playboy, which included racy cartoons from the beginning, and fetish comics. The flowering of the counterculture in the next decade gave rise to underground comics, whose acknowledged master was Robert Crumb. A parallel development occurred in Europe, where erotic comics like Barbarella were suddenly the rage.

Erotic Comics tells this story with hundreds of illustrations, informative text, and insights from key artists, writers, and publishers. It’s sexy, artistic, entertaining, intriguing, and informative.
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Lust: Kinky Online Personal Ads from Seattle's The Stranger by Ellen Forney
Fantagraphics (January 31, 2008); ISBN-10: 1560978848

Combining the kinky world of online dating and comics in crazy explosion! Ellen Forney's follow-up to her wildly successful I Love Led Zeppelin is a collection of cartoons celebrating the sometimes stunningly crude, sometimes surprisingly sweet online world of personal classifieds.
Exhibitionists, voyeurs, threesomes, moresomes, tops, bottoms, switches, rope-lovers, spankers, spankees, bi-curious men, bi-curious women, lesbians with prison fantasies, masturbation clubs Forney illustrates them all in her bemused, affectionate, witty, and elegant style.

In addition to the text and illustrations, the author embarked upon the rare journalistic feat of interviewing six enthusiastic Lustlab subscribers, who provide background, context, and hilarity (intentional and unintentional) by discussing their participation in the Lustlab network and their lusty experiences with the lovers for whom they advertised. Thrill to their outr sexual quests! Live vicariously through their sexual adventuring! To cap it off, the collection includes an introduction by the notorious sex advice columnist and novelist (and Stranger editor), Dan Savage.
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Tranceptor: Iron Gauge, Part One by Michael Manning & Patrick Conlon
Amerotica (November 2007); ISBN-10: 1561635197

Michael Manning is the artist|writer|creator of the hugely popular graphic novels The Spider Garden, Hydrophidian, In A Metal Web, and In A Metal Web II - a continuing series about sexual intrigues and gender-bending in a futuristic society. He has also collaborated with tattooist|illustrator Patrick Conlon on Tranceptor series, the story of a dominatrix’s adventures in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. Tranceptor: Iron Gauge is the latest in the series.

The Tranceptor has escaped the trap laid for her at Waystation 56 with the help of local boy Hyu. The fugitives pause for a much needed rest at a desert oasis where Hyu receives his reward a sun-drenched erotic encounter with Uma and Una, the Tranceptors buxom horse-girls. Meanwhile, Raika is forced to negotiate a stand-off between his co-workers and the Tranceptors former partner-in-crime, the luscious and deadly Ravanna who is eager to be reunited with her well-hung horse-boys.
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Lost Girls Collected by Alan Moore, Melinda Gebbie
Top Shelf Productions (August 30, 2006); ISBN: 1891830740

For more than a century, Alice, Wendy and Dorothy have been our guides through the Wonderland, Neverland and Land of Oz of our childhoods. Now like us, these three lost girls have grown up and are ready to guide us again, this time through the realms of our sexual awakening and fulfillment. Through their familiar fairytales they share with us their most intimate revelations of desire in its many forms, revelations that shine out radiantly through the dark clouds of war gathering around a luxury Austrian hotel. 

Drawing on the rich heritage of erotica, Lost Girls is the rediscovery of the power of ecstatic writing and art in a sublime union that only the medium of comics can achieve. Exquisite, thoughtful, and human, Lost Girls is a work of breathtaking scope that challenges the very notion of art fettered by convention. This is erotic fiction at its finest. The three protagonists are fictitiously based on the familiar faces from Wonderland, Oz, and Neverland, who meet as grown women in a mysterious hotel in 1913 England. There, they embark on a journey through an erotic fantasy world of their own conjuring, all rendered in Gebbie's beautifully painted, full-color art
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