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The German Wikipedia article mentions Be-Boy Zip and Be-Boy Love as additional spin-off magazines, but I can't find any information on them. Morgan695 (talk) 16:00, 18 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]
There are many anthologies published by Libre, I only own some of these and do not really know the publication history, but here follow a couple B-Boy examples:
B-Boy Do-M (b-BOYドM)
B-Boy Do-S (b-BOYドS)
B-Boy Dokichiku (b-BOY超キチク)
B-Boy Honey (b-BOY HONEY)
B-Boy Kichiku (b-BOYキチク)
B-Boy Love (b-BOYらぶ)
B-Boy Phoenix (b-BOY Phoenix)
B-Boy Shachiku (b-BOY社畜)
Not sure if it is the same title, but B-Boy Zips (b-BOY Zips) was published by Biblos, which also published titles such as B-Boy Luv (b-BOY LUV).
