On the gun end of things, I highly recommend Yellow. It's four volumes and develops into some serious hurt/comforty fun.
On the sword side, there's Black Knight (the uke's a bit on the cute side for my taste, but his seme is fab), Gorgeous Carat and White Guardian.
Then there's Gerard & Jacques, which has neither guns nor swords, but is set before and during the French revolution and starts off as a rent boy story which I cannot resist. (The uke is a bit young to start in that one, but they grow him up fast.)
I like Kizuna and the Finder ones too, but wasn't sure about Jazz. You think it's worth checking out, then?
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Date: 2007-03-02 04:33 pm (UTC)On the sword side, there's Black Knight (the uke's a bit on the cute side for my taste, but his seme is fab), Gorgeous Carat and White Guardian.
Then there's Gerard & Jacques, which has neither guns nor swords, but is set before and during the French revolution and starts off as a rent boy story which I cannot resist. (The uke is a bit young to start in that one, but they grow him up fast.)
I like Kizuna and the Finder ones too, but wasn't sure about Jazz. You think it's worth checking out, then?