The Seven Deadly Sins of Love...

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Summary: An Insightful View of a Gay Everyman and His World
Review: "The Seven Deadly Sins of Love" is the second of Eric Orner's Eric Green comic books. This series shows the Eric Green, his friends, family, lovers, co-workers, and the gay and straight communities interacting in collections of short comic strips. Orner does an excellent job of depicting gay relationships, how gays feel about dealing with straights, and bringing out the inner conflicts that make gay life difficult. "Sins" shows development of the artwork and story from its predecessor, "The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green", though continuing a strong presence of the Hat Sisters and Ethan's cat. The Ethan Green series is always good, though tending to improve both art, characters, and story as it goes on. This series is the funniest and most truthful comic depiction of gay male life anywhere. Highly recommended.

Rating:
Summary: An Insightful View of a Gay Everyman and His World
Review: "The Seven Deadly Sins of Love" is the second of Eric Orner's Eric Green comic books. This series shows the Eric Green, his friends, family, lovers, co-workers, and the gay and straight communities interacting in collections of short comic strips. Orner does an excellent job of depicting gay relationships, how gays feel about dealing with straights, and bringing out the inner conflicts that make gay life difficult. "Sins" shows development of the artwork and story from its predecessor, "The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green", though continuing a strong presence of the Hat Sisters and Ethan's cat. The Ethan Green series is always good, though tending to improve both art, characters, and story as it goes on. This series is the funniest and most truthful comic depiction of gay male life anywhere. Highly recommended.