In short
- Yes, Roya is complete in one volume, now sold in a color edition.
- Iron Circus Comics prices it at $15.00 in softcover and $10.00 as a DRM-free PDF.
- Written and drawn by C. Spike Trotman and Emilee Denich, credited on the store as "EA Denich".
- It is femdom erotica with a queer cast, marked "ADULTS ONLY". There is no free edition.
What Yes, Roya is about
California, 1963. Wylie Kogan is an aspiring artist, stumping for work
who gets a portfolio review from Joseph Ahlstrom, a wealthy and celebrated
cartoonist. In the course of it Wylie finds Joseph's fetish art, and from there he is drawn into a relationship with Joseph and Joseph's partner, Roya.
Iron Circus tags the book erotica, femdom, graphic novel, LGBTQIA+ and romance. The store copy frames Wylie and Joseph by their careers in cartooning, and the book is sold as adults-only.
Who made it
C. Spike Trotman and Emilee Denich, who appears on the store listing under the author tag "EA Denich". Trotman also co-created Iris and Angel, a shorter erotic comedy from the same store whose first issue is free; it is the easiest way to sample Trotman's erotic writing before paying for this one.
How explicit it is
The listing opens with "ADULTS ONLY", and the book sits in the publisher's Erotica collection. The femdom tag describes the dynamic at the center of the book. The store has no age gate; the label on the product page is the warning. The listing also quotes reviews from Oh Joy Sex Toy and from Women Write About Comics.
Price and formats
The Yes, Roya color edition on the Iron Circus store:
| Format | Price |
|---|---|
| Softcover, color edition | $15.00 |
| DRM-free PDF | $10.00 |
The PDF saves $5.00 on the print copy. Iron Circus sends digital orders by email through Shopify or SendOwl, according to its FAQ. The file has no DRM, so it opens in any PDF reader on any device and stays readable offline; our page on DRM-free comic downloads covers other stores that sell comics this way. Physical copies ship outside the US as well.
On refunds the store contradicts itself. Its FAQ says We do not offer cancellations, refunds, or returns
, while the refund page describes a 30-day return policy for physical items. Neither says anything about PDFs.
Other erotica from the same store
Yes, Roya is one book on a long shelf. The Iron Circus store's Erotica collection lists 38 products and its NSFW collection 37, counts that include bundles and a poster. The publisher's best-known erotic line is the Smut Peddler anthology series, erotica from many independent creators; Smut Peddler X, for example, is $18.00 as a DRM-free PDF, $35.00 in softcover or $50.00 in hardcover. Everything is bought one book at a time: Iron Circus has no subscription and no reading app.
Is Yes, Roya free anywhere?
No. Iron Circus sells it and lists no free edition. If you want to try the publisher's erotic comics at no cost first, Iris and Angel: One is a free PDF from the same store.
Similar titles and pages
Letters for Lucardo, by Otava Heikkilä, is another queer erotic romance from Iron Circus Comics, with an age gap written into its premise: a 61-year-old scribe and an ageless aristocrat. Sunstone, by Stjepan Šejić and published by Image Comics, is a longer BDSM romance between two women. Curvy is a finished queer sci-fi and fantasy erotic saga that is free on its own site.
For more books like this, see the erotic comics overview and the best erotic comics platforms. Webcomics are covered on our NSFW comics page, with free options on the free adult comics list. Every title we cover is on the titles index.
FAQ
What is Yes, Roya about?
An aspiring artist in 1963 California, Wylie Kogan, gets a portfolio review from the cartoonist Joseph Ahlstrom, discovers his fetish art, and becomes involved with Joseph and his partner Roya.
Who wrote Yes, Roya?
C. Spike Trotman and Emilee Denich, who is credited on the Iron Circus store as EA Denich.
How much does Yes, Roya cost?
$15.00 for the color softcover or $10.00 for the DRM-free PDF, from Iron Circus Comics.
Is Yes, Roya a complete story?
Yes. It is a single graphic novel, and Iron Circus currently sells it in a color edition.
Is Yes, Roya free?
No. There is no free edition. Iris and Angel: One, also co-written by Trotman, is a free PDF from the same store.