Two friends bring a pair of binoculars to the nude beach to spy on the girls, but don't find what they expected.
Some misguided men go to extreme lengths to hide their sexuality, burying themselves under a pile of lies and delusions. This is a tongue-in-cheek guide to help these men come out and live free.
Note! Any resemblance to persons living or dead is purely satirical and not meant to be taken seriously.
A short comic that takes place in Japan towards the end of the second world war. I drew it on huge 70x50cm paper, but then had trouble finding a place that could scan them. The story was supposed to be longer, but I never got it working quite right, so I cut it short at 5 pages. Though, I do like the artwork on the first couple of pages. Drawing the Japanese Zero airplanes was a lot harder than I thought.
If you're like me and have a hard time making decisions, then this is the comic for you. Why make it difficult for yourself with piles of self-help books, seven step programs and mysterious secrets, when all you need is the simple, yet effective Pillow Method. Originally written for a British publication, it is now available here for free. It solves all your problems...and makes your life a tad more dangerous!
Luke and Tim are best friends, but Tim wants to be more than best friends. He's head over heels in love with Luke, but he just can't muster the courage to tell him. If he had the courage, he's not even sure how he would tell him. And what if his mother were to find out about all this. Being young, gay and in love is not always easy, but some feelings are just too strong to be kept inside.
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Here at queertales you'll find stories for and about gay men. Tall tales of adventure and romance, as well as comedy and drama, mostly in the form of comics. These tales may contain queer love, illicit language, depiction of violence as well as gratuitous nudity. If this is not your cup of tea, you're free to go elsewhere.
- Ragnar Brynjúlfsson