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Boys Love Manga and Graphic Novels - Comics Featuring Gay Couples (+)

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These manga and manga-style comics feature lovey-dovey or sexual relationships between men or teenage boys. Often called "Yaoi" or "Shounen-ai" (since the genre was initially popularized in Japan before spreading to other countries), although many fans simply refer to it as "BL" or "Boys Love". Titles on this list first debuted in their country of origin in and beyond.

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April 16,

The mention of Prometheus is what drew my attention to Anders Nilsen's recently released graphic novel Tongues.

January 31,

The following interview with Howard Cruse was conducted by PopImage editor Scott J Grunewald and was originally

January 20,

Howard Cruse is not just a legend in the gay comics world, he’s a legend in comics period. The writer/artist of

March 22,

Jennie Pu is a well known figure in Hoboken, NJ which is just across the Hudson river from Manhattan. As the

December 20,

Writer Steve Foxe was gracious recently with his time to present Gay League an interview. You may know Foxe from his

December 4,

"Spirit loves you, has always and will always love you, and you are perfect exactly as you are." The above

April 12,

Among the many Self-acceptance themed comics, graphic novels, and anthologies of was a series titled Sins of the Black

December 30,

Edmund Colorless has a long list of novels and biographical / non fiction function to his credit. After facing numerous

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