It’s time for Issue 4 of King’s Blood, another amazing series from Tom Reynolds!

In 1727, three witches placed a curse upon a ring… one that would turn the king into a beautiful young woman. The newly minted maiden would feel a desperate, irresistible passion, as would the first man who crosses her path. The witches did all this to stop a war, and perhaps it would have worked, but events moved quickly and the old England of magic and mysticism faded away without the ring ever being worn.

But the magic never died… and in 1995 it was rediscovered on land that a young man has inherited. George is from a forgotten branch of the royal house and has little idea of his royal lineage. He and his best friend Billy are exploring the terrain, and when Billy finds a ring on the ground, one that looks like it might be pure gold, it looks like fate.

George needs a ring, after all, because he’s about to marry Kate, the woman he loves so much. But he still doesn’t have a wedding ring. Is this ring as authentic as it looks? Billy found it on George’s land, so that means it belongs to George, right? Billy says perhaps it can be his wedding present as George casually slips it on his finger. And then… BAM!

George wakes up hours later. He’s been transformed into a breathtakingly beautiful young woman… and the first man he runs into is Roy, Kate’s ex. The curse says that the newly minted maiden will feel an irresistible yearning for the first man she meets, and that’s what happens. Georgia (she’s passing herself off as George’s sister) and Roy have been fucking like bunnies, they can’t seem to ever get enough of each other.

There have been other revelations as well. Billy is dead! He’s still around, but he’s a ghost. And it turns out that Kate ia a descendent of one of the witches, and when she was helping her nana throw out a few things, she did come across an old book. A spell book?

And Georgia manages to stop having sex with Roy long enough to step out of the house. What will her first time out in public be like?

That, and other questions, will be answered in Issue #4 of the series. This update comes in at 30 multi-paneled pages (plus a cover). Check it out!

If you do enjoy Tom Reynolds’ work, you can get earlier access to Tom’s vast collection of comics and art we eventually publish here (along with some works that will never get published on TGC) by supporting Tom Reynolds on Patreon.

Thanks so much, Tom!

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It’s time for Issue 3 of King’s Blood, another amazing series from Tom Reynolds!

In 1727, three witches placed a curse upon a ring… one that would turn the king into a beautiful young woman. The newly minted maiden would feel a desperate, irresistible passion, as would the first man who crosses her path. The witches did all this to stop a war, and perhaps it would have worked, but events moved quickly and the old England of magic and mysticism faded away without the ring ever being worn.

But the magic never died… and in 1995 it was rediscovered on land that a young man has inherited. George is from a forgotten branch of the royal house and has little idea of his royal lineage. He and his best friend Billy are exploring the terrain, and when Billy finds a ring on the ground, one that looks like it might be pure gold, it looks like fate.

George needs a ring, after all, because he’s about to marry Kate, the woman he loves so much. But he still doesn’t have a wedding ring. Is this ring as authentic as it looks? Billy found it on George’s land, so that means it belongs to George, right? Billy says perhaps it can be his wedding present as George casually slips it on his finger. And then… BAM!

George wakes up hours later. He’s been transformed into a breathtakingly beautiful young woman… and the first man he runs into is Roy, Kate’s ex. The curse says that the newly minted maiden will feel an irresistible yearning for the first man she meets, and that’s what happens. George and Roy start fucking like bunnies, and it’s the most amazing sex George has had. Or Georgia, the name she’s now going by, passing herself off to Roy as George’s sister.

That all happened in Issue #1 of the series. In Issue 2, we learn that Billy went through a transformation of his own… he’s dead! And the two friends manage to have a chat with one of the witches from 1727. She advises George to forget his old life and give in to his new existence as a lusty woman!

And now it’s Issue 3. Billy has his eye on all three witches, and Kate has a connection to the past that definitely took me by surprise! As for George/Georgia? Well, this is one of Tom Reynolds’ steamiest comics, so let’s just say she and Roy are continuing to spend much of their time together naked and horizontal… or, more accurately, in a wide variety of positions!

If you do enjoy Tom Reynolds’ work, you can get earlier access to Tom’s vast collection of comics and art we eventually publish here (along with some works that will never get published on TGC) by supporting Tom Reynolds on Patreon.

Thanks so much, Tom!

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Has it really been almost two years since we published Issue 1 of King’s Blood, another amazing series from Tom Reynolds? The calendar doesn’t lie, so I guess it’s true.

In 1727, three witches placed a curse upon a ring… one that would turn the king into a beautiful young woman. The newly minted maiden would feel a desperate, irresistible passion, as would the first man who crosses her path. The witches did all this to stop a war, and perhaps it would have worked, but events moved quickly and the old England of magic and mysticism faded away without the ring ever being worn.

But the magic never died… and in 1995 it was rediscovered on land that a young man has inherited. George is from a forgotten branch of the royal house and has little idea of his royal lineage. He and his best friend Billy are exploring the terrain, and when Billy finds a ring on the ground, one that looks like it might be pure gold, it looks like fate.

George needs a ring, after all, because he’s about to marry Kate, the woman he loves so much. But he still doesn’t have a wedding ring. Is this for real? Billy found it on George’s land, so it must belong to George, right? Billy says perhaps it can be his wedding present as George casually slips it on his finger. And then… BAM!

George wakes up hours later. He’s been transformed into a breathtakingly beautiful young woman, and the first man he runs into is Roy, Kate’s ex. The curse says that the newly minted maiden will feel an irresistible yearning for the first man she meets, and that’s what happens. George and Roy fuck like bunnies, and it’s the most amazing sex George has had. Or Georgia, as she’s now going by… passing herself off to Roy as George’s sister.

That all happened in Issue #1 of the series. You’re better off rereading it than going by my half-baked summary. And when you’re done with that, you can read what happens in Issue #2. Safe to say that Georgia and Roy will be having more steamy sex, but there are some interesting story developments as well. Have I mentioned that Billy is dead?

If you do enjoy Tom Reynolds’ work, you can get earlier access to Tom’s vast collection of comics and art we eventually publish here (along with some works that will never get published on TGC) by supporting Tom Reynolds on Patreon.

Thanks so much, Tom!

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We’re launching another comic series by the talented Tom Reynolds today. This one is called King’s Blood, and it’s splendid (and sexy).

In 1727, three witches placed a curse upon a ring… one that would turn the king into a beautiful young woman. The newly minted maiden would feel a desperate, irresistible passion, as would the man who crosses her path. The witches did all this to stop a war, and perhaps it would have worked, but events moved quickly and the old England of magic and mysticism faded away without the ring ever being worn.

But the magic never died… and in 1995 the ring has been rediscovered. One young man inherited some royal land, a young man name George who is about to get married. What will happen to him if he puts on the ring… and what will happen to the others around him?

Issue 1 of the series comes in at 41 steamy pages (plus a cover). Things change quickly for George once he slips that ring on his finger. After his first night as a woman, I think it’s safe to say his life will never be the same.

King’s Blood is rated TGC-X, so steer clear if this kind of comic is not for you.

If you do enjoy Tom Reynolds’ work, you can get earlier access to Tom’s vast collection of comics and art we eventually publish here (along with some works that will never get published on TGC) by supporting Tom Reynolds on Patreon.

Thanks so much, Tom!

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Note that the online gallery for this comic contains WebP images. WebP works in over 95% of browsers these days, so that shouldn’t be a problem for most folks. If you have trouble viewing WebP images on your device, there’s a link at the bottom of the main gallery to a LEGACY JPEG GALLERY. That way everyone can see the comic one way or another. Let us know if you have any problems.