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The comic centers around Sam, an unemployed, overweight twenty-something who, when she's first introduced, just finished her first act of sex with a lesbian, a woman named Adrian. They enjoy being together and begin a friendship, going out the next morning for food. Later, Sam blows her friends off to hang out with Adrian more. Since Adrian is going to the bar to meet with some old lesiban friends of her's, it help introduce some of the other characters featured in the comic: Terry, Emma, Jen, Lara, and Jacket. As the story progresses, the characters go through life and deal with the problems of the real world, but have each other for support. | The comic centers around Sam, an unemployed, overweight twenty-something who, when she's first introduced, just finished her first act of sex with a lesbian, a woman named Adrian. They enjoy being together and begin a friendship, going out the next morning for food. Later, Sam blows her friends off to hang out with Adrian more. Since Adrian is going to the bar to meet with some old lesiban friends of her's, it help introduce some of the other characters featured in the comic: Terry, Emma, Jen, Lara, and Jacket. As the story progresses, the characters go through life and deal with the problems of the real world, but have each other for support. | ||
| − | Not recommended for a young audience, but is great for mature adults. | + | Not recommended for a young audience, due to sexual and drug content, but is great for mature adults. |
[[Category:Mature comics]] | [[Category:Mature comics]] | ||
Revision as of 16:39, 19 December 2005
Y? is a furry comic, about lesbians living in this day and age, by Gordon McVey. The strip began on August 7th, 2004 and continues through the present. The author tries to update it every day, but gets in at least a strip a week. Currently, the page is on hiatus until January due to the holidays and the National Novel Writing Month.
Unlike other furry comics about homosexuality, Y? presents it in a different way. While it contains sex (in an R rated movie way) it doesn't contain sexualy explicit content (no nipples, ect.). The comic isn't about sex, it's about life. The characters are real life, down to earth, and could be seen in any comic outside of the furry realm. Their speech is written in a accented tone and is fluid. The art is also very stylized and is definately a distinguising feature of the strip.
The comic centers around Sam, an unemployed, overweight twenty-something who, when she's first introduced, just finished her first act of sex with a lesbian, a woman named Adrian. They enjoy being together and begin a friendship, going out the next morning for food. Later, Sam blows her friends off to hang out with Adrian more. Since Adrian is going to the bar to meet with some old lesiban friends of her's, it help introduce some of the other characters featured in the comic: Terry, Emma, Jen, Lara, and Jacket. As the story progresses, the characters go through life and deal with the problems of the real world, but have each other for support.
Not recommended for a young audience, due to sexual and drug content, but is great for mature adults.