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Yaoi Hentai, Volume 1 | 
| Authors: Yamila Abraham, Laila Reimoz, Tina Anderson, Anna Hollingsworth, Studio Kosaru
Publisher: Yaoi Press
List Price: $12.95
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Rating:  10 reviews
Sales Rank: 260791
Media: Paperback
Pages: 152
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 7.3 x 5 x 0.5
ISBN: 1933664142
Dewey Decimal Number: 741
EAN: 9781933664149
ASIN: 1933664142
Publication Date: October 25, 2006
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Product Description
This is yaoi at its most extreme: graphic scenes of loving between a college professor and his student, a bar-hopper & some thugs who kidnap him, members of a corrupt soccer team and a tentacle monster who's hot for a pair of twin bishounen. Nothing is left to the imagination! Mature and explicit content.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
 New to Yaoi? Look here for help. December 8, 2007
V. S. Mattox (NM USA)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I was very new to novel form Yaoi when I bought the whole series of Yaoi Hentai earlier this year, I must say that I spent the better part of the next month re-read each and every book roughly four to nine times a week. While the cover story for Volume 1 wasn't great it surely wasn't poor either.
I won't lie and said all the stories keep me coming back, there are a few I can not stand because they just poof the scene. But if you want to know what Yaoi is, read this series it will help you get a grasp of the books and might also guide you down a great reading path.
 The art is REALLY bad May 4, 2007
Snuggles D. Rabbit (New Mexico)
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
I couldn't beleive that the art was so bad. Stick figures would have been an improvement. And the stories were not much better. I am glad I borrowed this from a friend and did'nt buy it.
YAOI HENTAI VOL 1 March 12, 2007
C. Raupp
3 out of 10 found this review helpful
I ENJOY THE BOOK VERY MUCH AND STORY LINES WERE GOOD ALSO
 yaoi is good February 6, 2007
P. sabo (MI, USA)
2 out of 7 found this review helpful
not as good as the second one...i received the second volume first, but still worth the read. yaoi is yaoi.
Could be Erotic IF the art was fixed? January 2, 2007
Carolyn (NSW, Australia)
14 out of 15 found this review helpful
This is the first Graphic Novel (GN) in a series Yaoi Press plans to release (at least one or two Graphic Novels a year).
Yaoi Press is a self-erected American Graphic Novel company that employs people from all over the world to draw and write GN for the English speaking audience. The idea is wonderful, sharing Yaoi with all.
But this is where they fall short. As most fans of Manga (Japanese Comics) are used to the Japanese Art Style, expecting a clear shot of a huge fan base for Western 'styled' art is a little too much. As most of the Artists (except Studio Kosen, who doesn't draw for any Yaoi Hentai GN I've seen so far) seem to be untalented and seem to need drawing lessons of their own. I agree with the statement their artists draw like they are making a coloring book with the huge thick lines. You'll see better art in a Superman comic.
The proportions of the men and boys depicted in these GN's makes one wonder is the artists have ever seen a naked man before. Another is the fact, we come back to the feminine uke, where there are no muscles or anything revealing that they are truly men to begin with.
The stories are truly smut which is the only positive. But some of points of the stories still isn't revealed. No real plot just meet-and-screw. If the art wasn't so terrible, it would so much better!
Maybe when Yaoi Press hires some good artists they'll sell more books. The writers are fine, just that horrible art they need to fix. Maybe get Studio Kosen (Stallion, Satoishi the Guardian) to do a lot more of their titles?
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