5 Furry M/M Comics That Bring the Heat

Brett H.
Sep 9
2 min read

Listen, babes, if you’re not reading Furry M/M Comics, you’re seriously missing out. Muscles, fur, romance, growth kinks, even a little mythology, this stuff isn’t just hot, it’s creative as hell. These stories aren’t hiding in the corner, they’re loud, proud, and dripping with sweaty gay energy. Let’s crack open five comics you should absolutely have in your collection (preferably with a drink in hand).

Let's Recommend 5 Furry M/M Comics

1. The Coyenas in: Small Business Growth!

Anthro dogs in comic cover. One dog appears to be growing, looking embarrassed; the other is surprised. Text: Small Business Growth! Bright colors.

Branko “Beef” Stroganov is just trying to set up a restaurant, but of course, he runs into Zephyrus, and suddenly it’s less about the menu and more about… extra servings. Behind some construction barriers, these two muscle studs go from casual tour to growth kink chaos real quick. It’s flirty, beefy, and horny. Honestly? This comic is the kind of thing you read after a long week and think, “Yeah, I deserve this snack.”

2. Gnoll Tales

Anthropomorphic gnolls read a scroll in a warmly lit tent. Text reads "Gnoll Tales" by NightEyes DaySpring. Cozy, adventurous mood.

Not everything has to be sweat and pounding (but don’t worry, we’ll get back to that). Gnoll Tales takes hyenas, gnolls, if you’re into fantasy, and finally gives them some respect. It’s all myths, folklore, and cultural depth, and it still manages to feel sexy because the art oozes with character. These are stories you could share with your D&D group and then, you know, not share the NSFW ones if they can’t handle it.

3. The Tale of Jaka Lanang (Chapter 1)

Two characters embrace; one is a muscular tiger and the other a person wearing a hat. Title text reads "The Tale of Jaka Lanang" by Rovan.

Oh, honey. Folklore with bara men? Inject it into my veins. Inspired by the Indonesian tale Jaka Tarub, this one swaps out the straight fantasy for ripped, gorgeous men only. Originally published in Otoko Matsuri, this doujinshi-style gem gives you international flair with that raw bara punch. If you love pretty men with cultural roots in their stories, this is a must-read.

4. Speak

Comic cover featuring a shadowy bear, two dogs beneath a glowing emblem, and lightning. Bold "SPEAK" text and 18+ symbol. Mysterious mood.

Vikings. Angst. Repressed feelings. And a mysterious stranger who shows up at Rune’s door ready to shake things up. Speak is all about warriors questioning their place in the world while trying not to admit certain "feelings". It’s hot, it’s emotional, and it hits that perfect balance of tension.

Three sex toys with pink accents against a black background. Center text reads Lovense in pink. Bold and modern design.

5. Awakening (Drone Book 1)

Wolf character gazes at a giant bear with red spiral eyes. Starry night with "DRONE Awakening" and "BILL SIRACUSA" text. Eerie mood.

Mind control? Drones? A horny husky just trying to live his best life in Alaska? Babe, it’s kinky sci-fi and I live. Husky Drone 04 starts out in a blissfully submissive haze under his otter Master, but when things go sideways, the story explodes into rebellion, secrets, and a whole lot of steamy “brotherhood.” This one’s for the guys who like their bara with a little kink and a lot of danger. Don’t say I didn’t warn you, it’s addictive.

Final Thoughts on these 5 Furry M/M Comics

Furry M/M Comics are everything people say gay media can’t be, fun, messy, emotional, horny, and full of personality.

So grab one (or all five), pour yourself a drink, and dive in. The culture, the growth kinks, or the husky drones, you’re not alone, we all love it here. And while you're here, check out more of our Furry Content here on Boys Love Universe!

Two animated characters in suits, one with chains, on a colorful abstract background. The word "KICKSTARTER" appears in bright green text.