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It's edgy, violent, and extremely toxic. Campy horror BL with interesting twists and sadistic leanings. Not for everyone, but for those who like their romance fucked up and feral, it's fun.
Nice art with some beautifully dark illustrations in here.
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QQ Sweeper, Vol. 1
Kyousuke Motomi
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QQ Sweeper, Vol. 1
Kyousuke Motomi
esties commented on pykora's review of Dark Matter
schrödinger's main character: simultaneously a scientific-minded genius and a clueless fucking idiot
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Youth Group
Jordan Morris
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So stick with me here it might get rambley. So today I was thinking wow I’ve read like over 100 books in my lifetime that’s cool but it seems so low. (Only last year did I get back into reading on a regular basis and read 50 books) and then it had me thinking about how many books I’ll have read by the time I die if I die by old age. So let’s say I die by 85. I’m almost 30. If I read 50 books a year until my tragic death then I’ll only have read 2,750 books in my lifetime and that is simply not enough. 😭
Doesn’t that number seem so low?
I do hope at least one of those 2,750 books is ACOTAR 6. Fingers crossed it’s done before I’m 85. 🤞🏼
esties commented on PopCultureLibrarian's review of House of Slaughter, Vol. 1: The Butcher's Mark
Where I work, there is a rabid following for Tynion's Something is Killing the Children, Vol. 1, and when this book was announced all of the subscribers ordered multiple copies of the first issue, but by issue three, most of them had dropped it. I was worried that this meant there was a dip in quality to the stories. It turns out the old white guys who read SiKtC might be homophobic.
This is a solid entry in the SiKtC mythology, as we get a story about Aaron Slaughter and how his queer relationship as a kid might completely change the future of monster hunting. It's told in easy-to-follow flashback style with comparable art to the main series. The layouts are even more fancy (but not too fancy) than the main series but I never had a problem telling how the artist intended me to read the pages.
I'm eager to see how this plays into the larger story, and hope there are more detours like this to expand the universe. If you like horror comics, specifically SiKtC and you aren't completely disarmed by main characters being queer, I highly recommend this.
esties commented on hannn's review of House of Slaughter, Vol. 1: The Butcher's Mark
and they were roommates
esties commented on polterbooks's review of House of Slaughter, Vol. 1: The Butcher's Mark
What if we killed a monster and then fucked right next to its corpse after saving a girl 👉🏽👈🏽
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Small Gods (Discworld, #13)
Terry Pratchett
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What can I possibly say? It's more of Something is Killing the Children. Mandatory reading for fans. It was awesome and gay and I'm ready to have my heart ripped out and stomped on all over again over Aaron.
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House of Slaughter, Vol. 1: The Butcher's Mark
James Tynion IV
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Jordan Morris
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