MEATCUTE

Considering that all they ever seem to say are little tidbits like, “Awww, fuck yeah” and “So fucking strong” it’s apparent that MattNYC’s boys are men of few words, and judging from their massive frames and enormous members, their actions are, while definitely louder, equally few: lifting and fucking . Some guys like muscles, some guys like big muscles and some guys, guys like MattNYC (aka HSMusclBoy), like muscles in monstrous proportions. It’s getting to the point where all the muscle worshippers out there can’t stroke their cocks without cumming upon a muscle morph website, but MattNYC doesn't need no stupid photo to depict his fantasy men: high school aged mega-bodybuilders he dubs "MuscleGods", and for a good reason, when you see guys like this, the word “mortal” most definitely does not come to mind. I've known of MattNYC's work for quite some time, he blends a sexually charged teenage doodler flair with strong, clear silhouettes and obsessive attention...

We gay men are known for two things; short attention spans and assplay (I’m sure there are some other things we’re known for, but I lost interest before I was able to compile a proper list) and Davis Trell is no exception. His work, consisting mostly of comic book covers parodying the superhero and romance genres exist as self-contained works that exude wit and clever wordplay. To put it in comic book terms, just imagine an alternate dimension where every book on the shelf of your local comic shop features some sexual mis-adventure of your favorite neighborhood superhero or a romantic scenario with its subjects in various positions of compromise. An artist and fiction writer from the UK, Trell’s inspirations lie within the pages of MAD Magazine and in the splashes of vintage issues of Love comics, which explains his satirical application which appeals to smart gay audiences and works against the sexual mores that are in some ways the result of the pieces of work that he parodies. Ch...