THE BRIGAYDE #3 is here in PRINT and DIGITAL!

Class Comics is thrilled to announce the release of The Brigayde #3 in a Print Edition, Digital Edition and an expanded Special Digital Edition!

Someone has set fire to the Sashy Meadows, Gateway City’s first and only retirement home for LGBTQ seniors. Luckily the boys of the Brigayde are there to assist the Fire Department in controlling the blaze and rescue residents trapped inside. As he attempts to save a senior, Red Velvet is severely wounded. His life hangs in the balance, and the young hero recollects his past and what led him to becoming the man he is today.

While his teammates remain at Red Velvet’s side at Gateway Memorial Hospital, Golden Boy fights an illness of his own. Doc Solando can find nothing physically wrong with Tyler, and yet our handsome blonde adventurer is clearly unwell. What or who is causing his malaise?

Before Tyler can find out, he’s visited by the twisted Stick Man, and under the fiend’s powers of suggestion, Tyler is turned over to a voracious group of horny, hooded men, intent on using and abusing the lad all night long.

Elsewhere, Devilhound steals away to a cheap motel with… JON DAZY? Yup — the two unlikely lovers enjoy a night of wild, raunchy sex, unaware that the lives of friends are in danger, and that one of them has been accused of setting the Sashay Meadow ablaze.

All this and much more in the explosive third issue of THE BRIGAYDE, featuring the origin of RED VELVET! Available from Class Comics as a Print Edition. Also available as a Class Access Easy PDF Digital Comic download.

The digital edition of the BRIGAYDE #3 is available in a standard digital edition and a special edition, which includes over 30 pages of bonus features such as character bios, behind the scenes art and gorgeous pinups.

The first 50 print copies sold are personally signed by series creator and writer, Patrick Fillion.

THE BRIGAYDE series deals with extreme story elements and situations, including depictions of violence. As such, this title is not suitable for all readers. Reader discretion is advised.