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Another string of jolly tales about the joys and despairs of young love, especially when only boys are involved. “Redemption” is actually not about “boys” but about a boy in prison with men.

“B-Present” (Birthday Present) by Tom is about what one li’l uke received as a special coming of age present.

“Serious Barbarian 2” by Mana-Ko takes us through a “first time” sexploit.

“The Robot and the Professor” portrays the creation of a video kick-boxer game. Artist and real title not identifiable. 

“The Violinist” by Tamago Moribayashi is a touching tale of an artist in search of love. Title is assigned.

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“Redemption” is a part of a series. And I don’t have the whole series. But each part is fairly self-contained. The characters are prisoners in a jail, put there for the variety of crimes that humans are capable of perpetrating. Center spotlight is on a lovely, young, smooth, lad with flowing blond hair. Cast is a collection of muscular, hairy, crude, gruff, rough, tattooed bully boys, middle-aged on up. Star player is a clean-shaven, smooth, muscle-toned giant with close cropped hair. This story seems to recount pretty boy’s first day in the chocks and the response to him from his new prison-mates. 

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“B-Present” or “Birthday Present” by Tom, if one can believe the title page, recounts a sweet lad’s unexpected birthday present. Not certain who the gift-giver is. But it’s a minor issue compared to the fun of the gift. 

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“Serious Barbarian 2” by Mana-Ko sounds like an ominous title. But the story is actually a humorous “first time” event. As with all boy-boy love encounters, first they must break the barrier of silent worship and speak their heart’s true feelings. Then they must consummate their words with the deeds of love. But for all of us, there was a first time. How did it go?

Oh, did I mention all of these stories are from the Manga magazine, whose complete name we still don’t know. 

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“The Robot and the Professor” is an assigned title because we can’t identify the real title or artist’s name. Did you ever wonder about the kind of work that goes into developing the graphics for such games as “Kick Boxer”? This story will enlighten you. 

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“The Violinist” is an assigned title, but the artist is unquestionably Tomago Moribayashi. What are the tribulations of a talented prodigy? Audiences swoon at his talented musical concerts. But what of ‘his’ needs? From what fountain of inspiration can he drink? Well...read and discover.