Tomas McMillen

She Teaches Me a Lot is a coming-of-age story where curiosity meets temptation, and guidance gradually takes on dangerously alluring shades. The comic explores the moment when familiar roles begin to shift, and simple lessons turn into something far more personal. Henry is a 21-year-old college student—quiet, shy, and convinced his life is predictable and calm. Everything changes when two women enter his world, each influencing his growth in very different ways. Lora, his stepmother, radiates warmth, care, and composure, yet beneath her gentle smile lies an inner strength and subtle tension. Mrs. Moore, a music teacher and Lora’s former friend, is her complete opposite: bold, confident, and fully aware of how to set the right rhythm and command attention. Caught between them, Henry experiences a period of emotional awakening. Every word, gesture, and lesson gains new meaning, forcing him to rethink closeness, trust, and his own desires. The story unfolds gradually, allowing tension to build step by step—without abrupt twists, but with a constant sense of an unspoken game. She Teaches Me a Lot by Honeytoon captivates with its intimate atmosphere, focused on glances, pauses, and subtle details. The comic shows how easily boundaries can blur when emotions begin to outweigh logic. If you’re drawn to stories of growing up, inner conflict, and complex character dynamics, this comic will draw you in with its slow, tense melody.