Dick fight manga

Love a manga titled “Dick Fight Island”? Unless you are repulsed by homosexuality, in which case, what the hell are you doing buying a yaoi manga? Especially one with a completely obvious title as “Dick Fight Island”?Sensei is one of the best yaoi/BL mangakas working today (under the Reibun Ike name), along with Ogeretsu Tanaka, Zariya Ranmaru,Yonezou Nekota, Bohra Naono, Kou Yoneda, Shoowa, and Sakyou Aya. (There are many others, but these are just some of my personal favorites.) Steamy yet sweet stories, amazing artwork, and drool-worthy men (who have lots of drool-worthy smex) – what more could a fujoshi ask for?

Dick Fight Island was originally a manga called The 8 Warriors, and you can throw that right in the trash. It was actually the translators who stopped and thought, “wait a minute – this is a story about men fighting with their elaborately armored superdicks. Let’s call it Dick Fight!”

Last year, was Amazon’s #1 bestselling romance manga. Created by Reibun Ike, the story focuses on an island where men get all hot and bothered while fighting in a tournament to decide who the next king will be. Participants fight to see who will orgasm first, leading to extremely sexual situations as these men protect their (ahems) with elaborate armor. of the series has been released (and I need to grab it as soon as I get the chance), but with a title like Dick Fight Island folks didn’t expect to see it sitting out at their local Barnes & Noble, let alone with a written recommendation for it.

Dick Fight Island feels like a manga you either get at a booth that sells questionable paddles at an anime convention, or you order it online and receive it in a nondescript, brown paper bag. As a longtime appreciator of plastic-wd manga with two men in suggestive positions, I was surprised to discover that this series is not only available at the bookstore, but it’s front-facing on the shelf with employees encouraging folks to buy it!

Of course, it’s not all dick fights being featured at the bookstore, but that certainly is what was trending because, well, it’s called Dick Fight Island. But from the picture above, we can see that there’s an entire shelf of queer manga that ranges from “I can’t believe this in your face smut is actually at the bookstore” to more story-driven titles like Given, , Princess Jellyfish, hell, Massive is a manga anthology created by men that features interviews, essays, and illustrations, while My Lesbian Experience With Loneliness is a deeply personal autobiography. The options for queer manga have . The fact that is pretty amazing.