pornography

Womanthology may have gotten the bulk of the press, but there's another woman-driven comics anthology that fired up Kickstarter this year. Smut Peddler collects more than two dozen pornographic comics by women (and a handful of their male collaborators)...

The porno comics anthology Smut Peddler started life as a series of minicomics put together by Carla Speed McNeil, Trisha L. Sebastian, Johanna Draper Carlson and Sean Bieri. Each comic contained a series of "tasteful but titillating" tales of erotic encounters...

Good erotica should make you want to reach under the covers when you read it, and warm yourself up to the level of the acrobatic characters on the page. Great erotica should leave you in a happy post-pornographic glow, filled with thoughts about how fun and loving sex can be...

The state of American sex education would not be so grim if there was more Erika Moen in the world. Now that Moen has finished Bucko, her webcomic collaboration with Jeff Parker, she's focusing her attention on her newest project, an educational graphic novel about sex aimed at teenagers...

I should start out by stating that I'm one of those openly sexual people. Perhaps it's my disdain for pants, or the corruption of my spirit by lesbians and marijuana users at a liberal arts college, but I'm genuinely interested in pornography...

In a recent editorial at Newsarama, Top Cow Publisher Filip Sablick took a moment to remind everyone that Top Cow is a T&A comics publisher. No, wait -- he wanted to address the "preconception... that Top Cow only publishes 'T and A' comics." Th...

Let us journey back to a time before superhero sex fantasies were readily available at the click of mouse, before fan fiction, cosplay and Jim Balent's "Tarot" gave superhero fetishists a bad name. The excellent Comics Legends Revealed recently introduced us to 1977's "Ms...

Alan Moore is often called the greatest writer in comics, so when he decided to spend 16 years of his life working on an illustrated pornography titled "Lost Girls" about the sex lives of Alice in Wonderland, Wendy from "Peter Pan" and Dorothy from "The Wizard of Oz," most people stood up and paid attention...

If you happen to enjoy sexy times in your art, you'll be especially thrilled by Lucy Knisley and Erika Moen's new poster, which is actually named "Sexy Times" and is highly NSFW. The print is a veritable landscape of porn that Knisley and Moen drew over the course of four days in a quest to depict every sexual act they could think of (at least, without entering 2 Girls 1 Cup territory)..