EggPornComics

Eggporncomics is dedicated to bringing you a wide variety of genres and authors so that you can always find something to strike your fancy, no matter what kind of mood you’re in. As soon as you get to the homepage, you’ll see from the categories listed at the top and from the previews of its latest updates that the site is loaded with content. Whether you’re all about the furries or want to read realistic 3D comics, you’ll find it here.

If you’re the kind of person who sort of likes it all, you’ll really appreciate the range that this website covers. In addition to more traditional fare like Anime, Cartoons, Hentai, and Yaoi, the site also has sections dedicated to Interracial, MILFs, and even Incest. It would be nice to see even more categories, but the range here makes up for it. Another nice thing you’ll notice is that there’s plenty to choose from after you make a selection; for example, when you click on the Shemales category, you’ll see page upon page of options. Whereas other sites may have just a handful of comics in these more obscure genres, Eggporncomics has dozens and dozens.

You’ll notice at the top of the homepage that there is a link for more categories. At first, we thought we might see an even larger selection, but the categories that appear on this page are the same that appear on the homepage. Maybe the space is reserved for additional categories in the future, but that’s not the case today. Either way, the landing page is another way to see previews of comics before digging deeper into any particular category.

One thing you will see at the bottom of the categories page, as well as the homepage, is a list of tags. These are incredibly helpful as there may be certain things you like are too broad to fit into just one category. For example, you might be a fan of big breasts, blowjobs, or double penetration. As there may be comics in various categories that match these kinks, the tags let you get right to what you’re looking for, no matter the category.

Should you be in the mood for something even more specific, such as a particular author or comic series, you can use the search bar at the top of any page to look for matches. We tested a few search terms and found the search bar to produce lots of relevant results, evidently searching both comic titles and its tags to find matches. We stumbled across several comics labeled “part 1”; the search bar was helpful in locating additional parts to these series.

One fun feature of the site is its Random Post button. Not sure what you’re in the mood for? Press this button to be presented with a random comic from the site. We gave it a spin a few times, and we were given a varied selection, including The Itch featuring black cocks, Pigking’s Bar Part 2 focused on blowjobs, and Fever, a comic starring a babe with big breasts.

Now that you know more about how to get around the site and find things, let’s move on to the comics themselves. When you select a comic, you’ll be presented with all the pages at once so you can gauge whether you want to continue. The images are large enough to get an idea of what’s going on, but not large enough to actually read. Should you decide that the comic is right for you, just click any image to have the page blown up for easy reading.

To navigate the pages of your chosen comic, just use the arrows at the bottom of the page or skip ahead by selecting a page number. If you wait until the comic page is fully loaded, you can also just click on the image to move on to the next page. There’s an option at the top of the page to view the comic like a gallery, but we can’t tell what this does differently than just clicking an individual comic page. We were hoping that maybe the pages would advance on their own with no additional input, but that wasn’t the case.

Of course, you may not want to view your comic right now. Maybe you need to gather some reading material for a trip or just want to save some comics for viewing later, possibly when you’re without an internet connection. You’ll find the download button at the top of each comic’s page, but be warned that the only available option is .zip format. While most people will probably be able to work with this just fine, it would have been nice to see some more options.

We covered tags a little earlier, but you’ll notice them again on each comic’s page. Should you find something you like, these tags can be helpful in directing you to similar comics. If you scroll down past the comic, you’ll also see a section for related posts. This is another good way to find new comics that are similar to one you’ve just read. Looking through the related posts for a few comics we tested, it seems they’re generated based on tags.

As you browse through comics, you’ll inevitable find ones that you really like. The site offers two ways to keep track of these: Likes and Favorites. Both of these features work the same way, so a good way to track comics would be to like all those that you may want to revisit at a later time and to favorite those you know you’ll want to read again.

An interesting thing about the like and favorites features is that you don’t have to create an account to use them. Presumably, the site is placing cookies to remember users, allowing you to use these features without having to provide any personal information. The downside to using these features is that your lists may be lost if you clear cookies. You also won’t be able to access the lists if you switch to a different device. As there is no option at all to create an account, you’ll just have to stick to a single device or like/favorite your top choices on each computer, tablet, or phone you use.

One thing that we find the site sorely lacking is any kind of rating system. When you click on comics, you can only see how many times it has been liked. Choosing those that have the most likes will obviously point you towards comics that are more popular, but if you come across a comic that doesn’t have any likes, you’re left to guess whether people disliked it or just didn’t read it.

If you do want to try to find the most popular adult comics according to likes, you’ll have to use the sort feature found on the homepage. You have the option to sort by likes or by upload date. If you sort by likes, take note that you won’t be able to see how many likes a comic has actually received until you click through to it. If you sort by upload date, you will be able to see when it was added to the site by checking out the preview. Click each button twice; for likes, it will switch between most likes and least; for upload date, it will first show oldest comics followed by most recently uploaded.

Probably the most important part of the review is the comics themselves: For the most part, there’s some really good stuff here. While your opinion of a good comic will depend on several factors, you’ll find a wide array of art styles and storylines at this site. There are lots of comics that jump right into the XXX action, but there are also plenty that have a nice story and buildup.

As far as artwork, you’ll find both hand-drawn comics as well as digital ones. Some comics are very short, maybe 10 pages; but there are also some very long ones, like Penance – The Story of Sin, Part 2, which clocks in at 73 pages. Of course, there are also plenty right in the middle, with many comics averaging 20 to 30 pages.

All in all, it’s our opinion that Eggporncomics is definitely a site to check out if you like to have a lot of variety in your life. It’s got a number of popular and unique categories, and the comics are sure to suit all kinds of tastes, whether you’re looking for realistic POV or want to get lost in a fantasy. The like and favorite features are nice for keeping track on your preferred reading material, and the fact that you don’t have to create an account is a huge plus. We would have loved to have seen a better rating system, maybe even a comment section, but if you like to explore comics and don’t care about what other people think, you won’t miss this.