• COVER: Morelos, a male cyborg with a topknot and athletic shorts, looks down at the viewer amid a scattering of detached mechanical arms, hands and feet.
  • PAGE 1: Two suns rise over a mountainous alien landscape. A large compound sits on the edge of a canyon. Inside the glass-enclosed center of the compound full of plant life, Morelos sits at a table working on his detached cybernetic arm. He reattaches it at the shoulder.
  • PAGE 2: Several aerial vehicles fly overhead. Morelos looks up after checking his phone. There are 0 new messages. A person in a large green and white robotic tank with six crab legs walks by. She says, "Morelos! When's Yeoh coming back to Ground Team 4? He too cool for us now?" Morelos replies, "They're still training him in one of the new flyers. He should be on his way back this afternoon." The other person replies, "About time! We miss him." Morelos gets a notification on his phone. His screen shows a c
  • PAGE 3: Morelos reads nervously. He looks through the windows to the canyon landscape beyond. He runs to a robot workshop where Seever, a female cyborg, is working, and says, "Seever! Seever, I need to borrow a bot." Seever replies, "You heading out to Madder's landing site?" He replies, "You've heard?" She says, "Yeoh reported to me first. Don't know if i want you handling recovery, though. You're qualified - technically - but you don't have a lot of experience. Maybe I should put you in Cerulean. That's a
  • PAGE 4: Morelos points to his phone. "No, I - he wants me to use a specific one. 'Gam,' he called it. I think he uses that one a lot - maybe I can handle it okay -" Seever raises an eyebrow. "Gamboge? I guess. It is Yeoh's favorite. But you'd better treat it right." She gestures to a large yellow robot the size of a tank with six legs and crablike eyes. Gam waves its eyestalks at Morelos and we see him through its screens. "Yeoh? Is he back?" Morelos replies, "Oh, no, I - My name is Morelos. But I'm going o
  • PAGE 5: Morelos climbs on top of the robot to get inside the cockpit. Seever talks to him: "I've triangulated the coordinates and logged the recovery plan. You can move out at any time. You remember how to interface with these guys, right?" Morelos say, "Of course! It's just... been a while." Gam speaks to Morelos as he climbs into the cockpit chair. "Yeoh made some custom modifications to my interface links. But I think the changes will help you feel more comfortable. Welcome aboard. When you're ready, ple
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Blue Delliquanti

Love Triangulation (18+)

Love Triangulation (18+)

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Cyborg Morelos pilots a sentient hexapedal tank across an alien planet to rescue his boyfriend... and discovers how well this tank's AI acquaints itself with its pilots.

Love Triangulation is Science Fiction erotica for those of us whose fingertips linger a little longer on our favorite devices.

When his boyfriend is forced to make an emergency landing, Morelos must traverse an alien planet to rescue him. The perilous journey gives him plenty of time to acquaint himself with the sentient AI of a hexapedal tank. As the AI reveals the extent of its intelligence, Morelos starts to wonder... Just how well does this computer know his boyfriend?

Originally appearing in the erotica anthology Smut Peddler Presents: SEX MACHINE, Love Triangulation returns in a brand-new… bigger, thicker, meatier A4 digital edition.

Mature readers only. 18+.

40 pages

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Blue Delliquanti

Blue Delliquanti is a comic artist and writer based in Minneapolis, MN. From 2012 to 2020 Blue drew and serialized the Prism Award-winning science fiction comic O Human Star at ohumanstar.com. Blue is also the creator of graphic novels and novellas like Meal, Across a Field of Starlight, and Adversary. They teach comics courses at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.

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Jon Cairns

Jon Cairns, he/him. Jon Cairns is a freelance comics creator who writes and draws queer comics. He recently completed the fantasy romance comic Wilfrith and the Golem Stonemason and is currently working on its followup Wilfrith and Grwn. Previous work includes short stories Paleolithic and Downpour, and art for Love Triangulation, as well as Terminal Hair—a digital and print zine about body hair. He has a deep interest in hirsute mythological beasts and monsters that runs through his contemporary work.

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