The Definitive Josman

by Josman

The collection of comic books and short stories from Josman, encompassing his entire published works from 2002-2009 -- 76 titles in total!

Genres: Gay, LGBT

749 pages, ebook

First published January 1, 2010

About the author

The 2002 internet release of "My Wild & Raunchy Son" made Josman an overnight sensation with fans of gay adult comics, and for the next three years his work appeared on a regular basis in Handjobs Magazine, who also used the artist to illustrate a number of their Bedtime Reader special editions. Adult websites Nightcharm and Tommyhawk's Fantasy World also used his work to illustrate their own erotic story sections.

Reviews

[Martin]

840 pages (!!) of comic porn and short stories, largely with controversial themes.
I absolutely love some of them, others not so much, and some should be banned completely.... The short stories lack in quality, but the comics are definitely worth your while.



4 stars!

[Bijan]

It has all the works of Josman so far. There are some comics, and some stories which have a few illustrations. As a fan of his work since 2005, reading this book has been a joy ride for me.
If you like comics, it might be a good choice for you. Just beware of incest and taboo in this work.

[Fran Heimann]

Leí un par de tiras del autor hace tiempo y me pareció que eran bastante buenas. Sin embargo, al leer su obra completa me ha parecido que no era lo que esperaba. Creo que hay algunos tabúes que deberían seguir siendo tabúes. Me gusta su estilo a la hora de dibujar y plantear situaciones, pero eso no ha sido suficiente para poder terminarlo. Algunas historias me han espantando y me han parecido repulsivas.

----

I read a couple of the author's strips a while back and thought they were pretty good. However, when I read his complete work I found it was not what I expected. I think there are some taboos that should remain taboos. I like his style when it comes to drawing and posing situations, but that has not been enough for me to finish it. Some of the stories scared me and I found them repulsive.

[Papadakis]

i wanna read