EroTech Format: Trade Paperback

Bad Bosses, Crazy Coworkers and Sex Robots. What Could Go Wrong?

Welcome to EroTech, where office politics meet sexual politics, the deadlines are impossible, and the latest product doesn't know when to quit.

Samantha Jenkins has a launch to deliver, a development team that won't listen, and a dangerously unstable sex robot that is nowhere near ready for customers. Management wants results. Her coworkers want someone to blame. And the charming new consultant may have an agenda of his own.

As testing goes spectacularly wrong, Samantha must navigate corporate doublespeak, sexist colleagues, questionable ethics, and a personal life that refuses to stay out of the office. In a company built to manufacture intimacy, human relationships might be the biggest design flaw.

Sharp, irreverent, and unapologetically adult, EroTech combines workplace comedy, tech satire, and relationship chaos in a graphic novel by Sean Haines, illustrated by Geoffrey Krawczyk. Beneath the malfunctioning robots and outrageous behavior lies a biting look at ambition, power, and the struggle to succeed in a workplace determined to undermine you.

If you've ever survived a toxic boss, endured a disastrous product launch, or wondered how your coworkers manage to stay employed, you'll feel right at home. Fans of Money Shot, Not All Robots, and Aggretsuko will find plenty to enjoy in this gleefully dysfunctional vision of the future.

Praise for EroTech

"Outraged, outrageous satire of tech culture at a sexbot company."
BookLife

"In its satirization of corporate sexism and dysfunction, EroTech is an entertaining graphic novel."
Foreword Clarion Reviews

"Krawczyk shines in comedy and action setpieces..."
BookLife

For readers 18 and older.

Sean Haines is the author of EroTech and a pen name for Shawn Hainsworth, founder of SHP Comics. Before turning to storytelling, he spent years working as a software developer, an experience that inspired his sharp, irreverent take on corporate culture, technology, and human desire. His writing blends workplace comedy, speculative fiction, and social satire.

Geoffrey Krawczyk is the artist and visual stylist behind EroTech. His distinctive illustrations bring the series’ dysfunctional workplace, eccentric characters, and malfunctioning robots to life. Beyond EroTech, he has created illustrations and covers for numerous comics and graphic novels, and his artwork is held in permanent collections around the world.