4 Wives

A Friday delivery to a penthouse goes wrong, an unhappy client makes a scene, and a mysterious envelope changes an ordinary guy's life for good. Sharp humor runs under the whole thing, even as it gets steamy.

Four women he's never had reason to think about suddenly can't think about anything but him, their attraction switching on like a lightbulb with no clear cause. What follows is less a slow seduction than a chain reaction, one bold escapade after another as his boring routine gets replaced by something considerably less boring.

There's no branching here to speak of. You read, you click through the panels, and the story moves at its own pace toward whatever the envelope actually set in motion. The comic-style art carries the tone as much as the writing does, letting the harem premise play out with a wink rather than a straight face.