Gay webcomics
Does anyone know any fluffy cute male lover romance webcomics?
RadioactiveRainy#1
I appreciate reading gay/lesbian webcomics, but when i search for some it comes up with a bunch of BL or GL, and im not into that intense kinda stuff, i just yearn Some fluffy stuff, ex this is not fiction; sunny side skies
Ya comprehend, the kinda stuff where they are obviously in cherish and its super cute. Angst is definitaly ok though, gotta have that healthy dose of angst
Anyone know of any other webcomics like that?
KoreanTacos#2
Hasn't been updated for a long time, but it's pretty good.
Cat & Pickle :: 1 | Tapas
new series once again ;v; I'll update once in a while since this isn't top priority
just started this one:
Us Right Now | Tapas
Read RIGHT to LEFT. It all starts when Rina's long-term girlfriend decides to run away from home.
tapas.ioIcebreaker | Tapas
The talented ice hockey player Isaac gets bullied by his teammates. Just when he's about to say bye to his skates, he meets a boy who teaches him the beauty of being on ice again.
I express these are the ones I personally read and I don't think they're super intense
RadioactiveRainy#3
Ooh i read kitten
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Darkly Ever After
The first rule is to never let them know you can see them. The second rule is to never make a deal with them. And the last rule is to never ever get possessed by them.
Brighton High is the most expensive college in the world. Olympic size pools, concert halls, and a private airport—the basic stuff. And amongst the children of celebrities, CEOs, and elites, Tamara Roy is the modern charity case. Ostracized and bullied, she finds herself entangled in the web of lies, deceit, and politics of the rich.
But there's one thing no one knows about her—she has the ability to see ghosts.
In a nature where no secrets can be buried forever, Tamara decides to break one of her rules.
With a lesbian roommate born to be a shaman, the handsome brother of a murder suspect, and a mischievous ghost hell-bent on revenge, Tamara must traverse the hardships of entity a teenager—all the while solving the murder case that occurred three years ago.
tapas.ioDarkly Ever After | Tapas
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Exorcism Academy by Asmodeus
One of my current other favourite gay webcomics is called Exorcism Academy by Asmodeus. The main characters are Ethan, a adolescent gay exorcist, and Al, the collared demon he’s been partnered with. Exorcists are paired with demons to give them the Sight and to power their weapons in the fight against Lucifer. But Al isn’t the usual weak C-class demon. He’s a much older, more experienced, B-class demon. He’s also rude, horny for Ethan, and doesn’t like wearing pants.
They say that while demons can have sex, they can’t love; they’re physically incapable of love. But Al may prove to be an exception, somehow.
The comic has a racially and sexually diverse cast of characters. While the main focus is on gay male characters, straight, bi, and queer woman characters have also appeared. There is also explicit nudity and explicit sex depicted, positively and enthusiastically. Again, this is mostly between gay male characters, but explicit hetero sex has also appeared in this webcomic, just so you know.
Also, because the academy is fighting the forces of Lucifer, this is also, well, a war comic. So I must also warn you there there will be force,