Gent – February 1977, Vol. 18, No. 1, is a bi-monthly men’s magazine published by Dugent Publishing Corp. of Coral Gables, Florida. Priced at $1.50 per copy, this issue combines pictorials, fiction, illustrations, interviews, and articles on relationships and the lingerie industry.
The contents begin with “Ponderous Pontoons,” a letter to Gent, followed by “Pushing Forty,” a pictorial, and “Strawberry Spring,” a fiction piece by Stephen King. Other early features include “Hangin’ In There,” a pictorial, “Booby Trap,” with drawings by Thomas Davie, and “Suddenly Single,” an article by James Dietz. The issue continues with “Spoiled Rotten,” a pictorial, and “The Resurrection of Walter Mitty,” fiction by Walter W. Jaffee.
Further pictorials include “Salty Tafi,” “Great Dane,” “Mountain Girl,” “D” for Dimity,” and “Soul Food.” Articles include “Inside the Bra Biz” by Cyrus W. Bell, an interview with Sharon Kelly by Jerry Stout, and “When Is a Ranch Not a Ranch?” by Bill Martino. The issue also contains “Making It Forever,” fiction by M.R. Poynter.
The magazine’s staff includes publisher Douglas Allen, editor John Fox, art director John David Hawes, and art associate Mike Krone. The front cover is credited to Graphic House, Inc. Other photography and production credits include RBK Productions, Inc.; Howard Roark; Wide World Photos; Galaxy International, Inc.; James Hamilton Photography; and Jerry Stout.
Published in the United States, the issue carries a 1976 copyright notice and lists annual subscription prices of $10 in the United States and possessions, $11 in Canada, and $12 in other countries.
Gent – February 1977
Year: 1977
Language: English
Pages: 92 Pages
Publisher: Magna Publishing Group
