If ET really wants to establish a good first contact, they should take the form of a naked male that the we find attractive.

Stone Island bears all the hallmarks of a Rebellion comic (Judge Dredd): the darkness, the chaos, the linework.

Dr. Manhattan’s back and bringing Nite Owl and his delicious dad bod in DC/Warner Bros./Paramount animated Watchmen movies.

Can you imagine if the movie actually showed the actors full-frontal? I’d watch that.

One thing I appreciate from this comic is that the statues are depicted as having been painted in various colors, including their skin.

Our second Greek entry (although it’s more Roman than Greece, sorry about that) is Isabelle Dethan’s Les Ombres du Styx.

Sparte by Patrick Weber and Christophe Simon has so many easter eggs. And by eggs, we mean balls.

Today’s Nerdcore Friday is a mini one, but fret not: it’s a sizeable dick.

We know, we know, it’s a bit of a cheat to feature a naked statue in Nerdcore, but we’ve done it before.

In the spirit of inclusivity, we’re featuring this tragic gay love story in the ultraviolent comic book Torpedo 1972.

We searched high and low for some Asian male nudity to celebrate Lunar New Year, and we hope Reiki Warriors won’t disappoint.

We’re closing Rejuvenuary with this gorgeous (and homoerotic) comic called Le Patient by Timothé La Boucher.

What a week, eh? To “celebrate” the inauguration, here’s Jodorowsky’s Sons of El Topo.

Ah, there’s nothing like being in the water to make one feel rejuvenated. Unless, of course, you’re aquaphobic.

If only Cloverfield were like this, I’d love it even more. (Although, I don’t think the movie ages well.)

Here’s Image Comics’s The Beauty to start 2025 with a bang. And by bang, we mean lots and lots of cocks.

The theme of this hilarious work (from the incomparable Jodorowsky AND Moebius) not only fits Deathcember, but also segues nicely into January.

This reads like if Hunger Games were organized by Hades. (Although, I wouldn’t know since I had better things to do than watching anything with Jennifer Lawrence.)

Have you ever wanted to see one of the world’s greatest thinkers drawn in the buff? Well, here’s Grandad Freud courtesy of Aftershock Comics’s Her Infernal Descent.

Once Upon a Time at the End of the World has some great panels and the story fits right in our Deathcember theme.