In short
- Iris and Angel runs to four issues, each a DRM-free PDF from Iron Circus Comics.
- Issue One is free, priced at $0.00 and billed by the store as a "100% FREE taste".
- Issues Two, Three and Four cost $5.00 each, $15.00 bought separately; a bundle is listed at $12.50.
- It is a femdom romance comedy between two adults, marked "ADULTS ONLY".
What Iris and Angel is about
Iris needs help with the taxes for her small business. Angel wants someone who will appreciate him in lingerie. The comic puts those two needs together and plays the result as a romance comedy. Iris has her own business and a roommate, and the listing is marked "ADULTS ONLY".
The store calls it Spike and Amanda's dirty little comic project
, which is a fair summary of the tone. The tags are erotica, femdom and romance.
Who made it
C. Spike Trotman and Amanda Lafrenais are the two credited creators. Trotman also co-wrote Yes, Roya, a longer femdom graphic novel from Iron Circus, so readers who like this one have an obvious next book.
How explicit it is
It is erotica, sold in the Iron Circus Erotica collection, and the store's own description calls it dirty. The femdom tag tells you which way the power runs between them. The store has no age gate; the "ADULTS ONLY" label on the product page is the warning.
Read the first issue free
Iris and Angel: One is priced at $0.00 as a DRM-free PDF. It is the only free erotic issue in the Iron Circus store, which makes it the easiest way to try the publisher's erotica without spending anything.
Iron Circus delivers digital orders by email, through Shopify or SendOwl, according to its FAQ. That probably means a free order still goes through checkout with an email address; we have not tested it. Once the file arrives it is yours: no DRM, any PDF reader, readable offline. Our page on downloadable DRM-free comics lists other stores that sell files you can keep.
The rest of the series and what it costs
| Issue | Price (DRM-free PDF) |
|---|---|
| Iris and Angel: One | Free |
| Iris and Angel: Two | $5.00 |
| Iris and Angel: Three | $5.00 |
| Iris and Angel: Four | $5.00 |
| Bundle | $12.50 |
The three paid issues come to $15.00 bought one by one. The bundle is $12.50; the listing does not say whether it includes the free first issue, but either way it costs less than the three paid issues bought singly. The Iron Circus Erotica collection lists all four issues and the bundle together.
Refunds are unclear on this store. Its FAQ says We do not offer cancellations, refunds, or returns
, and its refund page covers 30-day returns on physical items only. With a free first issue to judge by, that matters less here than for most books.
Similar titles and pages
Yes, Roya is the natural next step: also femdom, also co-written by Trotman, set in 1963 California and sold as one volume. Letters for Lucardo is an erotic paranormal romance in three volumes from the same publisher. For another comedy where sex drives the jokes, Oglaf is free every Sunday, and Oh Joy Sex Toy covers the real-world side of kink and toys in a free weekly strip.
Our erotic comics guide covers the books side of adult comics, and the list of free adult comics sites gathers places like this free issue. For webcomics, see NSFW comics and the best NSFW comics sites. The title index has the full set.
FAQ
Is Iris and Angel free?
The first issue is. Iris and Angel: One is a free DRM-free PDF from Iron Circus Comics; Issues Two to Four cost $5.00 each.
How many issues of Iris and Angel are there?
Four, all sold as DRM-free PDFs, plus a bundle listed at $12.50.
Who made Iris and Angel?
C. Spike Trotman and Amanda Lafrenais.
What is Iris and Angel about?
Iris needs help with her small-business taxes and Angel wants someone to appreciate him in lingerie. It is a short femdom romance comedy between two adults.
Is Iris and Angel a femdom comic?
Yes. Iron Circus tags it erotica, femdom and romance. Readers who want more in the same vein can move on to Yes, Roya, a femdom graphic novel that Trotman co-wrote with Emilee Denich.
Where can I buy Iris and Angel?
On the Iron Circus Comics web store, which sells all four issues as DRM-free PDFs and lists them in its Erotica collection.
Do I need an account to get the free issue?
Iron Circus sends digital orders by email via Shopify or SendOwl, so expect to give an email address at checkout. We have not confirmed whether an account is required.