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Newest in the famous series of gay erotic comics and cartoons, including work by Gerard Donelan, Zack, Farrady, John Blackburn and others. With enticing drawings of muscle-bound men accompanying stories of raw and unexpected desire, as well as many humorous strips and panels, this volume of 'Meatmen' has it all.
Having featured the most popular hawker foods and zi char dishes in their first two cookbooks, the MeatMen now share a brand new collection of their personal favourites in this third cookbook. Living in Singapore where they get to savour the best that Chinese, Malay, Indian, Eurasian and Peranakan (Nyonya) cuisines have to offer, the MeatMen’s favourites include some of the most awesome dishes from these different cultures. From succulent Chinese braised duck, flavourful Malay nasi kerabu (mixed rice salad), mouthwatering Indian tandoori chicken and buttery Eurasian sugee (semolina) cake to the quintessential Nyonya chap chye (stewed mixed vegetables), the dishes are all recreated in the MeatMen’s usual effortless style, without the need for fancy cooking tools, kitchen equipment or special skills — just immense passion for what they do best! So put on your apron and get cooking with the MeatMen today!
Newest in the series of gay male adult comics, volume 26 follows the approach of the best-selling volume 24 by concentrating on comics with leather and S&M themes. Contirbutors include The Hun, Osze, Stepan Zubinski, Donelan, Farrady and others.
Cumulates all 22 issues of the Lansing, Michigan punk fanzine, Touch and Go, originally published from 1979-1983. Also included is Tesco Vee's first one-shot fanzine, 999 Times.
If you always wanted to play a Bard but hate that they've been weak for so long, this book is for you. Compatible with all OSR systems, the world of Meatlandia is bloody and horrific and just a little silly. It resembles Stuart Gordon's Reanimator more than H.P. Lovecraft's. Materials include: 1 New City: Meatlandia, which is ruled by the Meat Lord and his juicy meat magic. 5 New Classes: Meet the disgusting Carnomancer, the fourth wall breaking Chaos DJ, the charming Raconteur, the spider-headed Kaldane, and the reality altering Nexus Bard. 42 New Spells: Carnomancers use buckets of blood and metric shittons of meat and as they grow in power they risk transformation into hideous worms themselves. Various rules, nutritional supplements, new monsters, catacombs, maps, and five game seeds to get you started playing right away. The mechanics in this book are unbalanced, ridiculous, and overpowered. Enjoy.
Murphy's Manor is a comic strip about gay and lesbian people in Black Swamp, Ohio. As ordinary Americans, they strive for love and fulfillment, sometimes engaging elaborate schemes to promote equality, and sometimes forgetting that a gay lifestyle is part of a great social movement. Murphy Robinson and Mark Varady met and fell in love on 1982. Marriage was impossible then, but between themselves commit to spending their lives together. An engagement -- but one with a major roadblock. "The 30 Year Wedding" is a collection of comic strips about Mark and Murf as they spend their lives together, with or without wedding rings. Their community of friends pursue their own relationships, for the night or a lifetime. A few friends are Jeff, the eternally sexy bar boy; Sid, who blends sex with religion as High Druid of the Church of Spiritual Machismo; Meg, who runs for Mayor to make a political point, and surprisingly wins; and Andrew, a political science intern whose every thought is a political stratagem. Just down the street live "The Sparkle Spinsters" (Duchess, Vernon, and Lee) from Gay Comix, living their lives as a trio. Murphy's Manor was first published by syndication to local gay and lesbian newspapers across the US and Canada. The book presents 98 cartoons from the original 1981-2008 series, plus 22 new cartoons completing the saga. The book has color front and back covers, with interior cartoons black and white.
A small town Florida teenager discovers punk rock through a loaned mix tape and punk music and culture slowly takes over all aspects of his life. His new passion causes him to form a band, track down out-of-print records that he loves and begin to reissue them, open a record store, begin a record distribution operation as a public service, mentor a host of young musicians, and befriend all manner of punk luminaries along the way. Slowly, his life’s pursuit pushes him to the point of personal ruination and ultimately redemption.
