ITEM # Widow/Luxura: Blood Lust Alpha

Dimensional weakening left Widow chained to despair, until Luxura’s candlelight and soft, attentive hands coaxed blood, breath, and hope back into her. In the hush between recovery and moonlight, their bodies intertwined, forging trust where there had been only void. But love, delicate and fierce, blooms on fragile soil. When Widow’s shadowed illness—a virus borne of intimate blood—slips into Luxura’s veins, trust fractures into fear, and burgeoning devotion teeters on the edge of ruin. Can love hold fast when the very essence that binds also threatens to destroy?

ITEM # Eros Gone Wild #1 - 4

From acclaimed authors such as Jean-Claude Forest, Varenne, Beltran, Caza, Bilal, and many others come unique short stories brimming with artistic liberty and uninhibited sensuality. These tales merge imaginative storytelling with bold visual styles, exploring the boundaries of eroticism and fantasy. Each piece reflects the distinct voice of its creator, delivering a mosaic of intimate adventures that challenge conventions while celebrating the freedom of creative expression.

ITEM # SEXY GUN # 1 - 2

The 'Sexy Guns' know how to use a weapon with dexterity. That's great because to make ends meet every month they perform tasks that aren't very Catholic; settling of accounts, clandestine deliveries, and favors for those who pay well. They move through shadowed streets with practiced calm, balancing danger and desire, loyalty and profit, always aware that one wrong move can end the whole operation.

ITEM # Caligula # 1 - 6

In an age of depravity, one man's appetites horrified the entire Roman Empire. The very Empire he ruled. Some stories are passed from one generation to the next only in secret. Told in hushed whispers as the very words are too horrific to speak aloud for fear they offend the Gods. A Roman Empire built on the blood of its people, a ruler who began as a generous man but who ended as the most debased of monarchs. One name still speaks volumes of how absolute power can corrupt - Caligula. David (Crossed) Lapham unveils a new tale of Caligula, he was not just a man drunk on power, he was possessed. A modern master of horror, Lapham digs deep into the world of Rome 37 AD and offers a unique epic of horror. Joined by new talent German Nobile who promises to serve up fully-painted pages dripping with blood, this all-new, full-color series will be six issues of evil that will make any Crossed fan smile with glee. For in the age of Caligula, all roads lead to Hell. Caligula #1 is available with a Regular cover by Jacen Burrows, a Wraparound cover by series artist German Nobile, and a special rare Golden retailer incentive. MATURE THEMES

ITEM # The Art of Spanking

 

ITEM # Bill Ward's Torchy

 

ITEM # Anatomic Bombs: Angelissa

 

ITEM # Faust - 777 - The Wrath # 0 - 4 + YEARBOOK

 

ITEM # Faust - Book Of M # 1 - 3

 

ITEM # Faust - Love of the Damned 1-15

 

ITEM # Faust - Singha's Talons - SET OF 7 COMICS

 

ITEM # FAUST - CLAIRE´´ LUST

 

ITEM # FAUST - HORNBOOK

 

SATANIKA # 0 - 3

Satanika is a dark fantasy and horror comic series created by Glenn Danzig, the musician and founder of Verotik, a publishing company known for its mature, violent, and erotic content. The series was first released in the 1990s and features a blend of gothic horror, science fiction, and mythology, with strong erotic and violent elements.

The main character, Satanika, is a hybrid creature born from a human woman and a demon. She is a powerful, sensual, and deadly figure who embarks on a path of revenge, chaos, and survival in a nightmarish world. Her physical appearance is striking, often portrayed with demonic wings, horns, and a muscular, naked body, symbolizing both power and raw sexuality.

The comic explores themes such as transformation, rage, vengeance, and the struggle between humanity and monstrous instinct. Satanika’s character reflects inner conflict and external brutality, set in a surreal universe filled with demons, mutated beings, and ancient forces.

The artwork in Satanika is highly detailed, vivid, and often disturbing. Many issues were illustrated by top artists such as Simon Bisley and Duke Mighten, whose intense and dramatic styles match the brutal tone of the story. The visuals are known for their eroticism, exaggerated anatomy, and dark, hellish landscapes.

Verotik published Satanika as part of its line of adult horror and fantasy comics, targeting a mature audience interested in extreme and provocative themes. The series stands out for its bold artistic direction and unapologetic content.

Satanika is a cult comic that appeals to fans of horror, fantasy, and underground graphic novels. It is recommended for mature readers who appreciate gothic, erotic, and violent storytelling with strong visual impact.

ITEM # SARVANE # 1 - 2

Sarvané is an adult fantasy graphic novel series created by Antonio Segura (writer) and Jordi Bernet (artist). The series is known for its mix of barbarian adventure and mature themes, set in a brutal, primitive world.

The protagonist, Sarvané, is a fierce and independent warrior woman who navigates a landscape filled with dangers, including hostile enemies and mythical creatures. The story is inspired by the sword and sorcery genre, blending violent action with fantasy elements. It follows Sarvané as she fights for survival in a world full of battles, savage landscapes, and power struggles.

Jordi Bernet’s artwork is one of the standout features of Sarvané. His dynamic, detailed style uses clear lines and vibrant colors to enhance the action-packed scenes and dramatic moments. Bernet’s ability to convey motion and emotion makes the story feel alive and intense. The artwork carries a classic European comic aesthetic, similar to other legendary works in the genre. The series includes adult themes and graphic violence, making it suitable for mature readers.

Sarvané is portrayed as a strong and independent character, living by her own rules in a dangerous world. She is both beautiful and deadly, finding herself in perilous situations. Her character fits the archetype of the sword and sorcery heroine, yet she is presented with more autonomy and depth than many of her counterparts.

The comic was created during a time when adult fantasy comics were becoming more popular, especially with series like Conan the Barbarian and Red Sonja. Sarvané is also influenced by the works of John Norman’s Gor series, incorporating themes of barbarism, sexuality, and freedom. While it shares similarities with other adult fantasy works, it stands out due to its strong female lead and rich world-building.

Although Sarvané is not as widely recognized as some other fantasy comics, it has developed a cult following for its mature themes, powerful artwork, and distinct storytelling. If you enjoy fantasy comics with strong female protagonists, intense action, and mature themes, Sarvané is a series worth exploring. 

ITEM # SAPPHIRE # 1 - 9

Sapphire is an adult fantasy comic series published by Aircel Comics in the 1980s. The series was created by Steven D. Gallegos, who was also known for Heather and Lace, another adult-themed comic. Sapphire blends elements of high-fantasy adventure with explicit adult content, creating a unique and controversial fusion of genres.

The story revolves around Sapphire, a bold and adventurous female character, as she embarks on various quests in a fantastical world filled with elves, wizards, and other mythical beings. While the comic features traditional fantasy tropes, it distinguishes itself by incorporating sexual themes and mature content, often pushing boundaries with explicit scenes and nudity.

The art style of Sapphire is vibrant and exaggerated, typical of adult-oriented comics from the 1980s. The characters are depicted with larger-than-life features, and the artwork emphasizes both action and sensuality. The covers of the comic highlight this style, showcasing colorful, bold illustrations with exaggerated proportions, which became a hallmark of adult fantasy comics during that era.

Though Sapphire is not as widely known as mainstream fantasy comics, it gained attention within adult comic circles. The series reflects the more experimental side of comic book publishing during the 1980s, when adult themes were becoming more prominent in the comic industry. It catered to an audience looking for fantasy stories that combined both erotic and adventurous elements, though its explicit content limits its broader appeal.

Sapphire would particularly appeal to readers who enjoy fantasy adventures that blend explicit adult themes with traditional fantasy elements. The series is a part of the 1980s adult comic boom, which saw the exploration of more mature themes in a genre that was traditionally considered family-friendly.

ITEM # Bettie Page Comics: Spicy Adventure

It's New York, 1951. Midnight. Malay pirates abduct a high-heeled, molten mama and transport her to the 25th century, where she lands on a jungle-infested planet. There, everybody wants to enslave her. It's more than any normal girl could take, but she's Bettie Page, and with a wink, the snap of her hips, a handgun, several changes of costume, and no clothes at all, she fights back.

This issue contains a Bettie Page Gallery with pin ups. 

 

ITEM # Sally Forth # 1 - 8

Wood's sexy action-adventure character, who is often depicted nude, began as a recruit in a commando unit. She first appeared during June 1968, in Military News, a 16-page tabloid from Armed Forces Diamond Sales. The title is a play on words — "to sally forth" means to leave or attack from a military encampment...

 

ITEM # Lorna: Leviathan

Join Lorna as she encounters endless adventures while trying to save her friends from doom!

Lorna's Droids were kidnapped. Her quest to find them back leads to the planet Aguatdat. 

ITEM # Lorna: Mouse Club