MyComicsXXX Review

Artist first, everything else second

Plenty of comic sites throw a tag cloud at you and hope for the best. MyComicsXXX does something different: the very first control under the header is a Select Artist dropdown, and it is enormous. I scrolled through it for a while and was still only somewhere in the H’s, passing names like 3DSimon, Afrobull, BlacknWhite, Felsala and KennyComix along the way. If you already know whose art you like, this is about the quickest route to their back catalogue I’ve found on a free site.

Next to it is a Select Order menu for sorting, and the homepage itself is a grid headed Random Comics. Every card carries a bright green label with the artist’s name in the corner and the comic title underneath, so you always know who drew what.

What’s in the archive

The focus is adult Western comics, both hand-drawn and rendered 3D. The top menu has a dedicated 3D section, and the meta description name-checks themes like 3D comics, mature characters, interracial and netorare stories. On my visit the grid showed multi-part series such as Eliana The Elf 3 and Art Class 3, plus one-offs like Rivals, Yoga Woes and Mania. Series numbering is a nice touch, because it means you can usually find the earlier chapters by filtering on the same artist. All characters are drawn adults in fictional stories.

A fair word of warning: a lot of these creators sell their work through their own pages or Patreon. If a series grabs you, the artist would probably appreciate the support.

Design: tidy, but a bit bare

It’s a near-black page with light grey Verdana text and that lime green logo, which is easy on the eyes for long reading sessions. The cards are big and evenly spaced, and nothing crowds the grid. The weak spots are small ones. Longer titles get cut off with an ellipsis, and there’s no proper category or tag menu in the header, just Home, 3D, a ThePornDude link and Contact. If you don’t know any artist names, you’re left with the search box in the top right or random browsing. The site has a mobile viewport, so it reflows fine on a phone.

How fast it feels

Quick. The grid snapped in almost immediately and covers loaded without stalling, which is exactly what you want from a site where you’ll be flipping through pages one after another.

The ad situation

This is where MyComicsXXX loses points. My scan picked up PopCash and Clickadu code, both popunder networks, plus JuicyAds banners and a few embedded frames. Nothing popped the moment the page opened, but clicking around is likely to spawn new tabs sooner or later. Keep an ad blocker running and don’t approve any browser notification prompts.

Ninja’s verdict

For fans who follow specific comic artists, the artist dropdown alone makes this worth bookmarking, and the dark layout is pleasant to read on. Casual browsers will miss proper categories, and everyone will want to tame those popunders. Sharpen your shuriken, block the ads, and it’s a solid read.