"Art" Slides!

I still contend that illustration is cool. The implied message is that the photos are way to saucy to print in the ad! Hubba - Hubba!

Andre Meets Debra H.

The Ring's Wrestling Magazine, June, 1980. Andre Meets Debbie Harry, who was a well-known wrestling buff. She said she liked the wrestling from Atlanta, because it was "more funky". Well said Debbie.

Batman - Beware!

Screen Stories June 1966, with the puzzling cover blurb, "The Stars' Warning To Batman "Beware Of Women!" Nuttiness overload..

Wrestling World - April 1965

A nastier wrestling photo is hard to find. The crusty fellow on the cover is actually The Crusher (Lisowski), and not Tarzan Tyler, as many people first thought. A lot of color from that small cut!

Freakout!

"For the adult reader". I'm guessing this wasn't exactly a scholarly work. Nude hippie cuties seems more likely in this "world of the kooky new generation".

Official Wrestling Guide #1

This 1972 magazine is very interesting. It became one of the very best because it covered a lot of territories beside New York, and California. You gotta love the headlines, and the best is "In Defense Of Beautiful Bobby: "He's Not Queer!" Very in-your-face stuff.

Don Martin Tarzan

A Mad Magazine pin-up: Tarzan Of The Apes by Don Martin. Mad used to be great.