Esquire (1933 Esquire, Inc.) Magazine comic books 1990-1992

Man At His Best. In this issue: A famous writer has a mistress. They meet in a room with no bed. They have sex. They tell lies. They play games with each other. Then he exposes it all in a book. Deception by Philip Roth. The first look at a startling work. Plus: Gorbachev - Comrade Personality Puts on a Show. And: Clothes with Taste - Italian and French Dressing for Spring. Cover price $2.50.

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Man At His Best. In this issue: Burn the jerky ties. Trash the wimpy tweeds. Nuke the baggy suits. Lose the lumpy raincoat. Torch your closet. How to Get Dressed. The American Man's Wardrobe, 1990. Plus: Abortion - What Guys Go Through. And: The Man Who Walked on Air, by Mike Lupica. Cover price $2.50.

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Man At His Best. In this issue: Your career clock is ticking! Is it Time to Get Out? How to recognize and conquer your midcareer crisis. Plus: Racism Goes to College by Pete Hamill; Magic Johnson, Yuppie by Mike Lupica; and Tom Robbins - World Premiere of His Next Best Seller! Cover features Richard Lewis. Cover price $2.50.

Man At His Best. Summer Reading 1990. In this issue: Savage Tales of Love - let's get cool, cruel, and unbearably romantic. Unforgettable stories by Saul Bellow, Geoffrey Wolff, Rachel Ingalls and more. Plus: How the Government Feeds George Steinbrenner by Joseph Nocera. And: Has American Writing Gone to Hell? by Edward Hoagland. Cover price $2.50.

Vol. 114 #2 - Man At His Best. In this issue: Women We Love...and Women We Don't. She's Cold! - Laura Palmer from Twin Peaks...a little stiff at parties, but then so are we; She's Bold! - Marla Maples...best sex we never had; Now It Can Be Told! - the results of our Perfect Woman Poll...sorry, Marge Simpson, hair isn't everything. Plus: Fall Fashion Outlook - We See Italy, We See France. And: Peter Bogdanovich Rides Again by Barbara Grizzuti Harrison. Cover price $2.50.

Man At His Best. The American Rebel Series. In this issue: Jack Nicholson Is Us. We Are Jack Nicholson. Steve Erickson on the man, the myth, and his movies. (Have we created a monster?) Plus: The Further Resurrection of Jackie Mason. And: How to Dress Like a Guy Who Loves to Dress. Cover price $2.50.

Man At His Best. The American Rebel Series. In this issue: Tom Wolfe Versus Everybody Else! A status report on the master of vanities by Lisa Grunwald. Plus: What Dan Rather Would Rather Not Say. And: Taking Aim at the American Hunter by Joy Williams. Cover price $2.50.

Man At His Best. The American Rebel Series. In this issue: Michael Jordan's Great Leap Forward by John Edgar Wideman - is he our new DiMaggio? Plus: Why It's Better to be Nasty Than Nice by David Rieff. And: The Best New Restaurants in America by John Mariani. Cover price $2.50.

Man At His Best. In this issue: Jane and Ted's Excellent Adventure by Jerry Adler - imagine a middle-aged celebrity millionaire marrying someone his (or her) own age. Plus: New columns by Jim Harrison and George Plimpton; Jerry Lewis Tells All; European Suits; and Busting Heads with the Hooligans. Cover features Jane Fonda. Cover price $2.50.

Man At His Best. In this issue: Roll Over Elvis - The Second Coming of Jim Morrison; Save the Last Dance for Rudolf; Harry Connick, Jr. Suits Up; and Gojiro - 21st-Century Fiction by Mark Jacobson. Cover price $2.50.

Man At His Best. In this issue: Ellen Barkin on Sex & Love and that whole cheesecake thing by Philip Weiss. Plus On the Ground in Saudi: John Sack with the 1st Infantry; Geraldine Brooks with the Party Boys of Islam; and Denis Johnson Without Authorization. And Exclusive: The New John Sayles Novel. Cover price $2.50.

Man At His Best. In this issue: Cynical? Of course. Tough? You bet. Ambitious? Sure. Ethical? If it comes to that. The Nowhere Generation Tries to Get Real by Jonathan Alter. Plus: Mailer & Vidal. Cover features James Spader and John Cusack of True Colors. Cover price $2.50.

Man At His Best. In this issue: How Bush Made It - A Portrait of the President as a Young Man by Richard Ben Cramer. Plus: Michael Keaton - The Bat Goes On; 'The Rumor' by John Updike; and Olympic Fashion. Cover price $2.50.

Man At His Best. In this issue: Sleeping Around by Anonymous - A Sexual Memoir of the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. And The Writer in Hollywood: Robert Towne; Aljean Harmetz; 'The Warren Beatty Project'; John Gregory Dunne; and F. Scott Fitzgerald. Cover price $2.50.

The Magazine for Men. In this special issue: Wild Men and Wimps. Advice and Love Songs from Camille Paglia, Joan Jett, Patti Davis, Naomi Wolf, Erica Jong, Jackie Collins, Helen Gurley Brown, Barbara Kruger, Judy Tenuta, Christy Turlington, Suzanne Vega and Robert Bly. Cover features Jeff Bridges of The Fisher King. Cover price $2.50.

The Magazine for Men. In this issue: Oh My God! (It's Christmas) Season's Greetings from Spike Lee, Sting, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Snoopy, the Republican National Committee, Daryl Gates, and Madonna (Not). Plus: Annie Leibovitz - Behind the Images. And: Gay Talese's New Book. Cover features Madonna. Cover price $2.50.

The Magazine for Men. In this issue: Younger Women, Older Men by James Salter - When a man desires a second chance, or a pardon, or proof of his virility, her age can change everything...for a while. Plus: Time Warp by Robert Sam Anson. Cover price $2.50.

The Magazine for Men. In this issue: What, Me Worry? How George Bush Went Mad in the White House by Richard Ben Cramer. Plus: Jay McInerney's New Novel; Terence McKenna's Weird Trip; Thomas McGuane's Biggest Fish; and John Gotti's Goodbye Kiss. Also: Prince Charles, Lady Di, & the Other Women. Cover price $2.50.

The Magazine for Men. In this issue: Redford Rides Again. Plus: John Edgar Wideman on Rioting, Racism, and Other White Lies; Madonna's Sexual Revolution; Hollywood's Next Generation; Pete Rose's New Gamble; Fall Fashion's Sophistication; and Ken Kesey, Kissing No Ass. Cover features Robert Redford. Cover price $2.50.

The Magazine for Men. In this issue: What a Vamp! Winona Ryder sticks her neck out for Dracula. Plus: The Boys on the Bus Are Dead by Ken Auletta; The Devil in John McLaughlin; and The Best New Restaurants of 1992. Cover price $2.50.

The Magazine for Men. In this issue: The American Man, Age 10. Welcome to the world of preadolescent blade runners, where every little boy is a warrior, a lover, and a philosopher. A sneak preview of the twenty-first-century man, by Susan Orlean. Plus: The Strange and Checkered Life of Bobby Fischer. And: Lupica's '93 Predictions. Cover price $2.50.