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Come Together: A European Anthology of Erotic Comics
Come Together is an erotic anthology featuring a host of comic talents from all over Europe.
Our book's theme is Reunion; old friends sharing sizzling tension in a Finnish sauna, long distance lovers yearning for each other on a train ride to rural Italy, rival fashion designers clashing in battles of sexual prowess in Berlin, and more.
Thirteen stories from many cultures and countries, covering a multitude of times, places, peoples and sexualities...
In a world growing increasingly more divided, it's time to Come Together.
Our book's theme is Reunion; old friends sharing sizzling tension in a Finnish sauna, long distance lovers yearning for each other on a train ride to rural Italy, rival fashion designers clashing in battles of sexual prowess in Berlin, and more.
Thirteen stories from many cultures and countries, covering a multitude of times, places, peoples and sexualities...
In a world growing increasingly more divided, it's time to Come Together.
189 pages, Paperback
First published October 1, 2019
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June 16, 2024
The stories of this volume were better paced!
December 20, 2019
THIS is the gloriousness that comes from letting marginalised people tell their own stories. Can't wait to see what comes next (pun not intended) from this team!
January 26, 2022
I've never read erotic comics before this anthology and I thought it was fantastic, a real diversity of different genders, including being trans-inclusive, and different sexualities represented, and also different sexual interests, likes or dislikes represented in the characters, different bodies etc.
The characters the stories revolve around stem from three queer male bear type characters having fun together, to like androgynous looking characters, disabled and people of colour characters, the anthology is advertised as inclusive stories and they certainly are.
The stories are themed around 'reunion' and it works really well, and the different artists' response to the themes are all very original, from the character of a painting coming alive for the painter, to a pirate rescuing her love attraction from another ship, to vampires, each felt exciting and original and the art styles all very different but equally vibrant - the vibrancy of the colours across the entire collection really caught me.
Couldn't rave more about the anthology, will definitely read them again soon, thought they were beautifully artistic and can't believe also that nobody else reviewing has mentioned what an original idea it is to celebrate Europe in this way.
The characters the stories revolve around stem from three queer male bear type characters having fun together, to like androgynous looking characters, disabled and people of colour characters, the anthology is advertised as inclusive stories and they certainly are.
The stories are themed around 'reunion' and it works really well, and the different artists' response to the themes are all very original, from the character of a painting coming alive for the painter, to a pirate rescuing her love attraction from another ship, to vampires, each felt exciting and original and the art styles all very different but equally vibrant - the vibrancy of the colours across the entire collection really caught me.
Couldn't rave more about the anthology, will definitely read them again soon, thought they were beautifully artistic and can't believe also that nobody else reviewing has mentioned what an original idea it is to celebrate Europe in this way.
December 11, 2022
The Layover: 3/5
Under His Apron: 4/5
Summer Seclusion: 3/5
When in Rome: 5/5
Via Romana: 5/5
In Search of Absent Pigments: 3/5
Trans Atlantic Ride: 4/5
One for Sorrow, Two for Joy: 3/5
Blue Lounge: 4/5
Need: 2/5
An Unusual Exchange: 5/5
Stitched Up: 5/5
Creamy Conversation: 5/5
Under His Apron: 4/5
Summer Seclusion: 3/5
When in Rome: 5/5
Via Romana: 5/5
In Search of Absent Pigments: 3/5
Trans Atlantic Ride: 4/5
One for Sorrow, Two for Joy: 3/5
Blue Lounge: 4/5
Need: 2/5
An Unusual Exchange: 5/5
Stitched Up: 5/5
Creamy Conversation: 5/5
January 24, 2020
Aunque tenía cierta reticencia en un principio, me complace haber decidido apoyar la realización de esta antología vía Kickstarter.
Entre las antologías publicadas el año anterior que tuve la oportunidad de leer, esta es la que ha mostrado mayor coherencia tanto en su tema, como en el material presentado. El uso de una paleta de colores unificadora (inspirada en la Unión Europea) a lo largo de gran parte de los trabajos, le otorga a la lectura una fluidez que muchas veces carecen otras antologías. Además, hablando en lo personal, la selección de artistas e historias es la que más conforme me ha dejado. Es usual en esta clase de antologías encontrarse con trabajos de muy alta calidad y luego otros que, aunque se valora el esfuerzo, a veces rompen un poco con la magia presentada. En esta oportunidad, no ocurre eso. Aunque hay historias más fuertes narrativa y gráficamente que otras (cosa que queda a un criterio netamente subjetivo), no hay ninguna que pudiera decir que no pertenece en el compilado o que me habría gustado que dejaran fuera.
He disfrutado mucho la lectura de estos trabajos. Lo recomiendo a todo quien no tenga problema de leer historias de personajes diversos, sexualidades diversas, que no tienen miedo de mostrar diferentes formas en que pueden relacionarse los seres humanos.
Entre las antologías publicadas el año anterior que tuve la oportunidad de leer, esta es la que ha mostrado mayor coherencia tanto en su tema, como en el material presentado. El uso de una paleta de colores unificadora (inspirada en la Unión Europea) a lo largo de gran parte de los trabajos, le otorga a la lectura una fluidez que muchas veces carecen otras antologías. Además, hablando en lo personal, la selección de artistas e historias es la que más conforme me ha dejado. Es usual en esta clase de antologías encontrarse con trabajos de muy alta calidad y luego otros que, aunque se valora el esfuerzo, a veces rompen un poco con la magia presentada. En esta oportunidad, no ocurre eso. Aunque hay historias más fuertes narrativa y gráficamente que otras (cosa que queda a un criterio netamente subjetivo), no hay ninguna que pudiera decir que no pertenece en el compilado o que me habría gustado que dejaran fuera.
He disfrutado mucho la lectura de estos trabajos. Lo recomiendo a todo quien no tenga problema de leer historias de personajes diversos, sexualidades diversas, que no tienen miedo de mostrar diferentes formas en que pueden relacionarse los seres humanos.
September 21, 2020
I normally don’t read nsfw stuff, but I’d been hoping to read it for Alex Assan and Lin Darrow’s “In Search of Absent Pigments”, since they create one of my favourite webcomics! This was a really sweet anthology with a collection of beautiful artstyles and refreshingly diverse voices, and it’s given me a bunch of recommendations for new artists to follow! Put me in a huge mood to read some indie comics when I was finished with this.
“Absent Pigments” and “Stitched Up” were my personal favourites for mood/worldbuilding/story!
“Absent Pigments” and “Stitched Up” were my personal favourites for mood/worldbuilding/story!
November 19, 2019
"Thirteen stories from many cultured and countries, covering a multitude of times, places, peoples and sexualities..."
Couldn't have said it better myself. It is truly inclusive and a wonder to read.
I have been following Tab for year and delighted is an understatement for when I found out they were releasing a comic.
Such a variety of artists but all truly brilliant.
Couldn't have said it better myself. It is truly inclusive and a wonder to read.
I have been following Tab for year and delighted is an understatement for when I found out they were releasing a comic.
Such a variety of artists but all truly brilliant.
June 24, 2023
A stunning depiction of all queerness; trans women, non-binary humans, lesbians, gay men, trans men, etc. The representation is mind blowing and the art is top notch. I loved the different storytelling and how each moment was such a core private glimpse into queer love, lust and romance.
It was tender, bright and depicted a world that sorely needs to be seen and celebrated.
It was tender, bright and depicted a world that sorely needs to be seen and celebrated.
November 22, 2019
So happy I backed this kickstarter, these comics were super duper awesome, and pervy, but mostly I am hear not just for queer representation but for People of Colour and People with Disabilities as well. Holy crap, so much representation <3
December 1, 2019
Some of the stories were perfectly wrapped up with a bow at the end others left me wanting to read more stories with the same characters and I feel they would have needed more pages to be all the rounded they could be but nonetheless I enjoyed all of them.
May 9, 2020
Good collection of diverse stories. I was very entertained, despite the fact that not all the comics were, strictly speaking, queer. (one was straight but kinky, the other was just plain straight, though certainly the topic of it is relatable to queer folk...)
November 27, 2019
Solid anthology and I liked all of the artwork. Faves:
Ani K’s Summer Seclusion
Tab Kimpton’s Blue Lounge
Ani K’s Summer Seclusion
Tab Kimpton’s Blue Lounge
February 15, 2020
A good collection of sexy comics which are a bit different to the norm.
December 15, 2021
My favorite of the anthologies so far. So good!!
November 15, 2022
Some excellent queer erotica comics. Very diverse and inclusive. Enjoyed almost all of the art.
April 4, 2024
Delizioso, selezione di alta qualità, consigliato 💕
April 7, 2024
Very hot very enjoyable stories already looking into buying Ambrosia the next book along
June 1, 2025
What a great mix of art and erotic storytelling. I truly enjoyed how different each story was and yet how titillating. There's a lot of diversity here, very feel-good but not patronizing.
January 5, 2020
An excellently well-crafted anthology. I was happy to see that each of the shorts was an actual story with a narrative, dealing with a particular issue. Some of them were incredibly moving, particularly one about a man and his painting (I cried at that one).
The artwork is great: the colour palette is mainly blue and yellow (emphasising the European theme), and that really helps to tie the disparate art styles and time periods together to create one cohesive anthology. Highly recommend picking this one up if you get the chance.
The artwork is great: the colour palette is mainly blue and yellow (emphasising the European theme), and that really helps to tie the disparate art styles and time periods together to create one cohesive anthology. Highly recommend picking this one up if you get the chance.
November 30, 2019
I'm always curious about erotic comics anthology, even if I don't usually give great ratings to them. Some of the stories are quite good but the rest... not so much.
The Layover by Shazleen Khan: ★★★
I actually backed Khan's Buuza! but I haven't gotten around to read it. This was a kind of introduction to her art. Extremely short but nice.
Under His Apron by Niki Smith: ★★
I liked the art and the Gothic font but I'm not a big fan of ropes. Sorry!
Summer Seclusion by Anni K: ★★★
One of the best stories of the anthology. I loved the colors.
When in Rome by Charu & Emil: ★★★
When I browsed the book at first, I thought it was one of Giulio Macaione's works. I swear, Giulio and the Charu&Emil team have the same way of drawing. Nice story, though.
Via Romana by Rica March: ★★
An Ok story. A lot of blue.
In Search of Absent Pigments by Alex Assan & Lin Darrow: ★
The worst story in the collection. Probably because I didn't understand the meaning. In addition, I'm not a fan of silent stories.
Trans Atlantic by Vasarru: ★★★
Another good one, with three bear-like men having fun.
One for Sorrow, Two for Joy by Dominique Duong: ★★★
As I wrote before, I'm not usually a fan of silent story but this is good. It kind of reminds me of the Japanese Tanabata. A prince and a princess are allowed to meet only once a year.
The Blue Lounge by Tab Kimpton: ★★
A lot of blue again. A contorsionist and a burlesque lady get together.
Need by Zachary Kjoge: ★★
Way too dark in colors and I didn't like the art.
An Unusual Exchange by Hari Conner: ★★★
I love the pirate-y setting and the story was OK.
Stitched Up by Jade Sarson: ★
Didn't get the meaning. Didn't like the story.
Creamy Conversation by Ariel Vittori: ★★
Nice and round art.
So, this means an average of 2,30... Which I decided to round up.
The Layover by Shazleen Khan: ★★★
I actually backed Khan's Buuza! but I haven't gotten around to read it. This was a kind of introduction to her art. Extremely short but nice.
Under His Apron by Niki Smith: ★★
I liked the art and the Gothic font but I'm not a big fan of ropes. Sorry!
Summer Seclusion by Anni K: ★★★
One of the best stories of the anthology. I loved the colors.
When in Rome by Charu & Emil: ★★★
When I browsed the book at first, I thought it was one of Giulio Macaione's works. I swear, Giulio and the Charu&Emil team have the same way of drawing. Nice story, though.
Via Romana by Rica March: ★★
An Ok story. A lot of blue.
In Search of Absent Pigments by Alex Assan & Lin Darrow: ★
The worst story in the collection. Probably because I didn't understand the meaning. In addition, I'm not a fan of silent stories.
Trans Atlantic by Vasarru: ★★★
Another good one, with three bear-like men having fun.
One for Sorrow, Two for Joy by Dominique Duong: ★★★
As I wrote before, I'm not usually a fan of silent story but this is good. It kind of reminds me of the Japanese Tanabata. A prince and a princess are allowed to meet only once a year.
The Blue Lounge by Tab Kimpton: ★★
A lot of blue again. A contorsionist and a burlesque lady get together.
Need by Zachary Kjoge: ★★
Way too dark in colors and I didn't like the art.
An Unusual Exchange by Hari Conner: ★★★
I love the pirate-y setting and the story was OK.
Stitched Up by Jade Sarson: ★
Didn't get the meaning. Didn't like the story.
Creamy Conversation by Ariel Vittori: ★★
Nice and round art.
So, this means an average of 2,30... Which I decided to round up.
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