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Sexecutioner Vol.2
Eros comics
Nov 1992
Art by P.Skyler Owens & Mark D. Hyman

It should be obvious to even the most casual observer that this series has a blatant sexual nature. The black & white artwork reminds me of those 'Tijuana Bible' palm-sized pornographic comics from back in the 1920s to the early 1960s and shows little, if any, improvement in the style. The artist seems to have a preference for particularly buxom women with thick legs which I found unappealing. Can't comment on the story line as it only provides filler between the graphic depictions of sex. I can only see this of interest to prepubescent or teenage boys who don't have the benefit of an older brother's porn collection to sneak a look at or haven't manage to figure out how to find it on the internet.

While I only looked at the first issue I suspect the others are pretty much more of the same.

I completely agree with all of above. Still, Tijuana Bibles were popular, weren't they? Sure, the story is just a vehicle for sex scenes. The women clearly are sexualized beyond believe. Still, these works have an appeal, perhaps, because they are so in your face.

If a preponderance of homosexual pornographic fan-fiction, art, and films featuring popular characters from Avengers, Magic Mike, Twilight and alike is any indication, gender and access to the Internet won't deter those who fancy this kind of material.

I completely agree with all of above. Still, Tijuana Bibles were popular, weren't they? Sure, the story is just a vehicle for sex scenes. The women clearly are sexualized beyond believe. Still, these works have an appeal, perhaps, because they are so in your face.

If a preponderance of homosexual pornographic fan-fiction, art, and films featuring popular characters from Avengers, Magic Mike, Twilight and alike is any indication, gender and access to the Internet won't deter those who fancy this kind of material.