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This site features original drawn-art porn...adult comics and parodies for your viewing enjoyment.
JKR Comix is a site with an exclusive collection of adult comics, art work, parodies, and related content. JKR is the webmaster and he creates this stuff himself. The site has been online for a few years and not surprisingly the value here comes from the content style and the quantity lags a bit. That's in-line with what you'd expect when you have one guy producing all this stuff. Fortunately they've kept the membership price low and have both recurring and non-recurring join options for the same price.
JKR offers up an original collection of adult comics, parodies, art, and sketches from this one artist. Exclusivity and the fact that it is specialty comic type content are the site's biggest strengths. Some of the popular parodies include stuff like Family Guy, Peanuts, Avengers, Batman, Justice League, etc. Even though it isn't an overly large site there is quite an array of content and styles so it isn't just the same thing over and over.
Although they don't have a standard image size for all the galleries they are good sized and nice quality. Generally sizes come in around 2000x1300 at the high end, 1500x1067 for mid-range, and then 1000x500 for the smaller images. Quality was better than I was expecting and it stood out as a definite positive.
There is a news/blog page that tracks the site activity which usually entails updates to the site's content.
Content is categorized into main Gallery and Comics sections and then each of those is further broken down into more specific types of content.
The monthly price is pretty inexpensive and they offer both recurring and non-recurring options at same low price.
The trade-off is originality for quantity as the site, which has been around for a few years, still remains relatively small sized. The content is also a bit of an eclectic mix of styles with individual images, short comics, and art work. I think some users might find some stuff of interest and then not other sets. The lack of videos is also something that stands out since nowadays site sin all genre's including art/anime stuff often have some sort of video content.
Update are made and tracked by the site news/blog page. They're small items though as comics have just one page of the cover/title page added as separate updates. Across the collection they don't date-stamp the content items which would have been useful to know what is newer and what is older material.
No written summaries or background info is provided on the content. I kind of expected more about the characters or set-up from exclusive stuff like this.
There aren't any zip files for the comics.
JKR is straightforward in that the main positive the site brings to the table is that it's all original and pretty unique content. ON the negative side the collection is fairly small and somewhat of a grab bag of material. Although the webmaster does keep things active with regular update the additions are small updates so the quantity is likely to remain about the same on into the foreseeable future.