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Coley Running Wild #3
Coley Running Wild Book 3: Hard Throb
At last, the long-missing third volume in the Coley series hits the stands! This much-anticipated 128-page softcover collects both the Hard Throbs and Daggar of Blood mini-series under a single cover. Gay adandon reigns supreme as our bisexual hero's porn career takes him from the sexual intrigues of America to the torrid dangers of the Amazon!
- GenresComics
128 pages, Paperback
First published May 28, 2003
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John Blackburn
12 books3 followersJohn Blackburn (1939 – April 7, 2006) was an American erotic artist and cartoonist, specializing in bisexual erotic comics during the 1990s.
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October 6, 2024
collects series "Hard Throb"+"Dagger of Blood" of 2+3 issues
I liked it but still had to set it down a bunch of times (maybe 6 reads over a few weeks) due to my embarrassing "homorotica-recoil", my term for how I get from seeing full-everything sexual acts between men, that's been engrained in me from a childhood surrounded by homophobia- in both the dislike from many adults and the fear of becoming from most of my peers. My gay "Uncle" dispelled the mental ignorance taking me on long road trips to sports stadiums and such but I'm still visually ignorant.
Still, what matters is that I'll get another in the series if it flashes in my price-points, because I enjoyed the stories and he's an excellent artist of people, place and thing who even excelled in selling androgyny to me because Coley was entirely unobtrusive to me with the long hair atop but not really otherwise.
I liked it but still had to set it down a bunch of times (maybe 6 reads over a few weeks) due to my embarrassing "homorotica-recoil", my term for how I get from seeing full-everything sexual acts between men, that's been engrained in me from a childhood surrounded by homophobia- in both the dislike from many adults and the fear of becoming from most of my peers. My gay "Uncle" dispelled the mental ignorance taking me on long road trips to sports stadiums and such but I'm still visually ignorant.
Still, what matters is that I'll get another in the series if it flashes in my price-points, because I enjoyed the stories and he's an excellent artist of people, place and thing who even excelled in selling androgyny to me because Coley was entirely unobtrusive to me with the long hair atop but not really otherwise.
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