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Chicago: COQ Enterprises, Inc, 1974. Saddle-stapled magazine. Light shelfwear; some rubbing to covers. Very good. 106pp., including covers, semi-glossy erotic men's magazine featuring articles, news, reviews and interviews relating to sex and sexuality, illustrated with erotic drawings and comics and nude photography. Includes four pages of Betty Dodson art. Fashion photos by Skrebenski. William Peter Blatty interview. Cigar's Are A Girl's Best Friend (pictorial of woman with a classic phallic object). Voices of a Summer Afternoon, by Joseph Sander, with a two-page Patrick Nagel illustration. Videoculture of the Future May or May Not Be Pleasant, by J.G. Cawalti. Of special note: Sierra Club ad, 'A Probability Report,' showing the top of the Golden Gate Bridge protruding from the ocean, discussing deforestation and urban heat islands - 'one day as we approach the global heat limits... We would do well to slow the pace of change of change". Eerily prescient.

Chicago: COQ Enterprises, Inc, 1974. Premier Issue. Saddle-stapled magazine. Light shelfwear. Very good. 106pp., including covers, semi-glossy erotic men's magazine featuring articles, news, reviews and interviews relating to sex and sexuality, illustrated with erotic drawings and comics and nude photography. This is the Premier Issue. Features: Things Go Better with Coq (Christine, posing with Coca Cola machine). A Degree of Honor: Nixon's Collegiate Karma, by Joseph Sander. Fur Heaven's Sake! (fashion pictorial). Hell: To Go, by Vince Kamin. The Icewoman Cometh (nude pictorial & centrfold). Interview with Melvin Belli. Gourmett Eroticism (sex and food). Soul Survuvor, by Rod Serling. Ilse's WAr (nude pictorial; woman with gun). Includes full-page cartoons by Greg Irons, Wolinski, Jan Faust, etc. Also, several illustrations by Michael Trossman.

Chicago: COQ Enterprises, Inc, 1974. Saddle-stapled magazine. Light shelfwear. Very good.. 106pp., including covers, semi-glossy erotic men's magazine featuring articles, news, reviews and interviews relating to sex and sexuality, illustrated with erotic drawings and comics and nude photography. This issue features pictorials by Helmut Newton (Claudia Mouli), Scavullo (fashion spread), Malinowski (Donna Morrow), and Victor Skrebneski (nudes); an interview with Jean Piere Leaud; The Mafia Is All Washed Up, by Hank Messick; Roger Corman Says: Give Me 15 Days and I'll Make an Epic - interview by Michael Goodwin; interview with Frank Zappa; two-page spread of a model posing with a 1920 Polar Cub Electric Vibrator; The Witches Hold a Convention: Further Notes on the New Paganism, by Warren Freiberg; The Border, by Ray Swallow; Art Dago - photographs of markets in Milan; cartoons by Wolinski and Thierry. Reviews include Charles Mitchell on music (a rave review of Lou Reed's Berlin); Robert Christgau on… Read More