Men's Adventure Magazines

For Men Only - August 1959 issue. Cover art by Gil Cohen.

“Penned up in the Mediterranean’s most infamous prison farm, beautiful young bodies subject to their cruel jailer’s every whim, these man-craving convict women joined forces with a brawling Yank adventurer to burst out of their barbed wire hell cage, setting off a love-and-vengeance revolt that sent tremors through an entire Mid-east empire!” If that isn't the all-time, most perfectly compelling lead-in, then I'm the poorest excuse for a Yank adventurer wannabe ever! From a story by Neil Turnbull, as it appeared in the July 1966 issue of Male magazine. Artwork by Bruce Minney.

"They had a million stolen dollars to split between the four of them - and a sensuous, lazy-legged blonde as a bonus for the one who stayed alive." "Hot-Blooded Gang Girl" - an excerpt from Robert Page Jones' "The Heisters" - as it appeared in the April 1964 issue of For Men Only. Art by Al Rossi.

Mort Kunstler painted this fantastic double splash for "Gen. Mark Clark's Manhunt for Europe's GI Vice Lord" by Murray T. Pringle for the February 1962 issue of Stag magazine.

Read all about silver magnate H. A. W. Tabor and his "purring kitten of a blonde who was worth every cent of the millions he paid for her..." From "Horace Tabor - The Emperor of Leadville and His Wonderful baby Doll" by Gene Caesar, from Men magazine, January 1961. Illustrated by Dave Jordan.

"She was a no-limit girl with a taste for off-limit men..." Thus reads the scintillating intro from a special book bonus from "Kill and Run Nude" by Richard Deming, published in For Men Only, July 1964 issue. Lurid art by Al Rossi.

Perfectly typical men's adventure fare from the April 1964 For Men Only. "Yank Who Led Burma's Nude Nymph Commandos" by Leon Lazuras. Artwork by Bruce Minney.

A million just doesn't buy what it used to... "I Supply Beautiful Girls to Millionaires" by Roalnd Empey, as illustrated by Charles Copeland. Men - January 1966 issue.

"Her blouse torn, Joyce pleaded with her husband to do something about the two punks holding her, but all he did was turn away." And you thought you were having a bad day? Read all about Ray and Joyce's diner mishaps in "Chicken!" by Carroll Mayers, with art by Paul Rader. Swank - December 1958 issue.

Oh, where to begin?! “The Rebel harlots beckoned to lusting Yankees.” Or perhaps, the mad title itself – “The Desperate Raid of the Rebel Pink Panty Platoon.” One might as easily cite the introductory paragraph – “Diane’s lovely wantons marched to the tune of a sultry love song. Their battle banner was a petticoat waiving in the breeze. They were the South’s deadliest weapon.” Man’s Escape, February 1964 issue.

“The Golden Nude in Bromley’s Saloon” from 'O.K. for Men' - February 1959 issue. “When they first saw it go up nobody believed their eyes…” and neither do we!!

“They knew that they were moments away from death – so they decided to live those moments.” Illustration for a story by William Brady entitled “The Nude Sioux Princess” which appeared in ‘Man’s Action’ magazine, July 1962 issue.