From the graphic novel Ed the Happy Clown, a "bonus story"; "The Door," in which Chester Brown took a 1950s horror-comic story and redrew it, with some nudity added as the protagonists' clothes deteriorate during their ordeal. Original story uncredited; adaptation and art by Chester Brown.
Nude panels by established comic book artists, past and present, legendary and obscure. All characters are over 18 years of age.
Tuesday, October 11, 2022
Saturday, July 23, 2022
Penthouse Comix #31, "Brown's Delights": Jason Johnson
From Penthouse Comix #31, "Brown's Delights"; allegedly adapted from a reader's letter to Penthouse Magazine, script by Eliot Brown, art by Jason Johnson & Edwin Rosell.
Monday, May 16, 2022
Ed the Happy Clown "Deleted Scene": Happy Birthday, Chester Brown!
Happy birthday to writer/artist Chester Brown (born May 16, 1960)! From the graphic novel Ed the Happy Clown (collecting the storyline originally serialized in Yummy Fur), a "deleted scene" that Brown left out of the series' Yummy Fur run but decided to include as a bonus in the graphic novel. Story and art by Chester Brown.
Saturday, April 30, 2022
Penthouse Comix #29, "Brown's Delights": Sean Shaw
From Penthouse Comix #29, "Brown's Delights," supposedly adapted from an actual reader's letter to Penthouse Magazine; script by Eliot R. Brown, art by Sean Shaw.
Saturday, December 25, 2021
Penthouse Comix #26, "Penthouse Letters": Paolo Parente
From Penthouse Comix #26, "Penthouse Letters" (the same feature that had been called "Brown's Delights" in previous issues); script by Eliot R. Brown (adapting a reader's letter sent to Penthouse Magazine), art by Paolo Parente.
Saturday, July 31, 2021
Penthouse Comix #22, "Brown's Delights": Paris Cullins
From Penthouse Comix #22, "Brown's Delights"; story by Eliot R. Brown (allegedly adapting an actual letter to Penthouse Magazine), art by Paris Cullins & George Freeman.
Saturday, July 17, 2021
Penthouse Comix #22, "Brown's Delights": Tomas Giorello
From Penthouse Comix #22, "Brown's Delights"; story by Eliot R. Brown (allegedly adapting an actual reader's letter to Penthouse Magazine), art by Tomas Giorello.














































