Comments for Class Comics

Comment on The Bigger Picture Contest! by G-man

G-man — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 22:39:05 +0000

I discovered Patrick Fillion’s artwork by accident about a decade ago. I was on a thumbnail gallery post website for naughty material and clicked on a link that was mislabeled. It took me to some site that had a few of Fillion’s wonderful drawings posted, complete with the name of his original website (PatrickFillion.com) at the bottom of said pics. I went to his site and couldn’t quit perusing his artwork. Before that episode, I don’t think I had ever considered looking at anything other than hetero porn. So I guess you could say that Fillion’s work “converted” me! ;-) Although only partially, as I consider myself bi.

From that time onward, I’ve had girlfriends — and boyfriends. And for the former, I’ve made it clear to them that THIS is a part of who I am. (And when I say “THIS,” I mean THIS website.) For those ladies who can’t handle it? Goodbye.

I think the character that I dig the most is Cam, partly because he was one of the first Fillion characters I encountered and partly because he’s bi. I know the latter causes heartburn for some Class Comics fans, but I love it. For obvious reasons. But I also find compelling the way that Cam and Felicia have maintained a largely platonic relationship. (I say “largely” because I think I’ve seen panels from back in the day when they were an item.) I think that dynamic has served the series well, as Cam needs someone who can be a real friend to him, someone who’s not looking to bed him like everyone else is.

Mr. Fillion, thanks for Cam and Class Comics and for opening my eyes to an aspect of myself that I didn’t know existed until I came across your magnificent work.

Comment on The Bigger Picture Contest! by Oliver K

Oliver K — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 06:21:20 +0000

It goes without saying that Class Comics are hot to look at (and who hasn’t wanted to know what Superman and Batman get up to in their free time) Hotness aside… they are also beautiful artwork so it doesn’t feel like classic ‘porn’ – I’m quite happy bringing them out for friends to see, both straight and gay.

Firstly there’s the shock factor… they weren’t expecting some of those story lines (!!) but in the end they also feel quite confident skimming the pages. Class Comics are, I guess… classy!

Camili Cat is my favourite – to me he’s one of the more innocent and ‘tortured souls’ of the characters and yet he always comes out smiling.

Thanks guys!

Comment on The Bigger Picture Contest! by don leech

don leech — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 19:35:51 +0000

class comics have given a gay friend of mine HOPE. and a lot of fun and a social outlet . thanks Patrick.

Comment on The BIGGER PICTURE Campaign! by vicky215

vicky215 — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 18:59:35 +0000

hey pat it’s been a while I don’t know way the government feels the need to censor stuff f you don’t like what you see all you have to do is close the page and go to a new one get me so angry. anyway fab pics as always love devilhound can we get more of him? Also what happen to the traces of red that he had in his hair? i miss you on y gallery but hey you do what you have to do. lots of love and hugz.

Comment on The BIGGER PICTURE Campaign! by Rich

Rich — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 14:00:38 +0000

I would really like to get a high quality t-shirt with the character silk screened or even embroidered on the shirt. I don’t want one of the censored cafe-press-type shirts. I want the full cock-out character.

Any advice?

I was even wondering if I could get one made by the on-the-spot embroidery stations. I’ve seen some at events that wouldn’t be offended by the HUGE cock.

Comment on The Bigger Picture Contest! by Nick S.

Nick S. — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 21:01:46 +0000

I’m 21 and I’ve been enjoying the series since I’ve opened myself enough to buy the comics a few years ago, and since then I’ve come to take in my sexual prefrence as a mere aspect rather then a defining attribute that controls my life. When I see these characters about they are guys first and homosexuals second to me. Sure they show off and may be forward at times, but that’s because they find themselves and they’re sexuality so basic and on the level of a fact around others that to them it’s a natual part of life; it’s what’s normal. You can look at them and think ,” that’s a real man. He just happens to enjoy other men,” instead of some feminine prissy girl sterotypes I normally would be reduced to see and think as to what I should strive for if it hadn’t been for this comic and I thank the characters for inspiring that in me. I feel as free to go about life and be just as much of a man as I can yet also as open about what’s in my heart as these guy do with clothing. Just as I’ve always wanted my supermen, and can finally have.

What’s great to me about Ghost Boy or Naked justice is that they can show off. Why? Because they’re free to do so without fear of condescension or judgment of it. Even behind a mask they can love eachother with frank desired passion up front to the world and daily kick evil’s ass in the same moment as much as people think of a straight man can. It’s everything I hope for in life. I used to be a kid that when my peers pointed out ‘hot girls’ to me I just nodded my head. These days I’m comfortable enough to say ,” She’s not my type.” why’s that they ask ,” well for one, she has a vagina.” and they actually laugh at the pun. WE actaully laugh together, move on, and continue becoming friends as if me being gay is nothing to them now. In worst cases I use my humor to their worry and say,” Oh don’t worry guy, I’m only attracted to good looking guys.” and There’s an uproar of ‘oh SNAP’ greating me. I couldn’t have learned better to be this lifted from the burden of hidding this part of me if it hadn’t been for these heros who presented a reality that could accept them for all that they are and continue to do what all gay men hope to achieve. Which is to beat down baddies, save the world, and get the guy.