Xmics.com Offers Porn for Comic Book Geeks

ONTARIO, Canada – Yourbrain Media has launched it’s latest adult website. The site, Xmics.com, offer what it calls adult picture comics.

Xmics features more than 200 free downloadable erotic photo stories with all the talk bubbles and panels seen in mainstream comics, and all the hardcore action shown in porn.

In less than three months of beta testing Xmics.com is receiving more than 60,000 daily page views, according to Yourbrain Media President Brad Gosse.

“Our goal is has always been to break new ground with adult websites.” Gosse said. “I wanted to try something nobody else was doing. I used to collect comic books, and always liked the style that comic creators use to tell stories.”

Gosse said he plans to expand the site to offer video based stories in the same format.

“Couples are more sexually sophisticated today and demand more variety, erotic stories have always been popular among both men and women,” Gosse said. “I hope this medium will maintain a large following.”

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