The Young Protectors: Engaging the Enemy

Think of me what you will. I don't really care. There is finally some mainstream artists taking on alternate heroes lifestyles. This series is by a fellow named Alex Woolfson. He is himself an admittedly gay man and felt that this would be his way to reach out to others (gay or otherwise) to help people feel comfortable in expressing themselves. It doesn't hurt that there are superheroes and a great story as well. He also is self funded through Patreon an supports through his works a number of artists and inkers. This country was founded on independent people, Alex in his own way is one! Those of you that like the cartoon super hero genre, dig in! Spook's is one hell of a character. Thank you Alex.

I truly enjoyed it, but I felt that there's not very much development on the back story, so it feels like you're reading something that is missing a beginning. As well, the ending left you hanging out with desire for more story.It's interesting to see how a romance can born from a villain and a hero on a comic book (in this case a graphic novel). Not a new topic, of course, but cute to see it on a gay perspective, talking about terms of inclusion and diversity. I'm not completely comfortable on the age difference between both of them. Basically if you like gay submissive roles or twinks discovering relationships and sexual encounters with daddies this graphic novel should make it for you. It's not too graphic or pornographic, but subtlety enough for that kinky taste (specially on dialogues from the older man).Great drawing and coloring. I loved that so very much. The graphic art is sublime!

What happens when a notorious older villain and a younger naive hero meet and fall in love? We get a very titillating series of stories that are pretty cute and a bit on the saucy or racy side. This is not suitable for everyone but for this select crew who enjoys some fun gay comics, this is for you.

In the search for young superheroes are are struggling with their sexuality? Then this book is for you.What happens when our young hero Kyle gets into a secret relationship with one of the most infamous supervillans in the world? Is it true love or something more sinister at work here?And since this is Volume One, I am eagerly awaiting for Volume 2 to see what happens next.

Great start to a potentially engaging series. Brought me back and rekindled my interest that I had back when I read The New Teen Titans as a kid. C'mon Woolfson, get crackin' on the next one...please!

This was a fun story to read. It left me wondering what villain Duncan really wants from Kyle. But whatever it is....it will be awesome?

it wasnt life changing, but i was certainly surprised by the depth of the story. the dialogue is only occasionally cliche. the connection between our cover art characters was too fast, but maybe thats a commentary? i liked the final part of the story the most. cool stuff, i definitely want more... i hope theyll put a little extra work into dialogue in the future.

I think spooky is my favorite character. That last story made me tear up. This is a really good and I highly recommend it to anyone who doesn't suck Like a homophobe.

I've started receiving an email linking to queer books and comics and this came through. My husband reads comics all the time and he's got me into them too so I couldn't resist buying this.I want more the story arc is amazing it works so well. Whose to say what's good and bad I love how this gets questioned, plus I want more about Kyle and Duncan.

Seguivo il webcomic già ai tempi, ma mi aspettavo che con la versione pdf ci fossero degli extra o comunque qualcosa in più e invece no.