Gay Comix #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "My Most Embarrassing Childhood Experience," Kurt Erichsen delivers a raw, personal story from the heart of early queer comics, capturing a moment of tension and moral complexity in the lives of two men navigating a hostile world. The issue, a standout in the groundbreaking Gay Comix series, features fully self-contained art and writing by Erichsen, with Burton Clarke’s stark cover setting the tone for a story rooted in vulnerability and consequence.
In "Weekend Revolutionaries," George’s idealism clashes with the harsh reality of survival when a police raid at a bar forces him to make a split-second choice that tests his loyalty to Paul—and to the cause. Written by a sharp, observant hand, this six-page drama captures the quiet tension between principle and self-preservation in a world where revolution is both a dream and a risk.
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↩ Reprints Pox #3/1986 (1986)
Reprinted in U-Comix #63 (1985), Meatmen #1 (1986), Pox #4/1986 (1986), Pox #5/1986 (1986), Pox #11/1986 (1986), Dancin' Nekkid with the Angels #[nn] (1987), No Straight Lines: Four Decades of Queer Comics #[nn] (2012), Les Trésors cachés de la BD érotique #[nn] (2021)
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