Chic, January 1977, is a vintage men’s magazine featuring covergirl April, photographed by Bob Veze. Promoted as a “Blockbuster Holiday Issue,” the magazine features the cover headline “How the Mob Rules Phoenix” alongside references to blood, death, cruising, Charles Manson, vodka, and its featured models.
The contents include “Current Fantasies” (page 5), covering current topics and cultural commentary; “A Phoenix Story” by Terry McDonell (page 16A), exploring Phoenix; and “Double Double Exposure” (page 20), photographed by Bob Veze, featuring a Chic photographer and his favorite model. Other articles include “Notes from Deep Down in the Jungle” by Gregory Hayes (page 33), “Trench Wear-Fare” photographed by James Baes (page 36), “The Attack of the Van People” by Gene Sculatti (page 40), and “Love Pollution Number Nine” (page 44), a consumer’s guide to social disease.
Further features include “Laura” (page 48), photographed by James Baes; “Death and the Surgeon” by Richard Selzer (page 60); “Blood on Ice” by Ira Gitler (page 64); “Sonja” (page 67), photographed by James Baes; “Cruising” by Bob Fratelli (page 76); “Bad Names” by Clark Whelton (page 81); and “Guzzling Gorki Street” by Alexei Vorodny (page 85), about Russian vodka. April’s pictorial, photographed by Bob Veze, appears on page 87. The issue also includes “Keeping Up with the Mansons” by X. (page 97), followed by “Rabble” (page 108), “Gossip” by Jones Jones and Max A. (page 112), and “Media” by Robert Wieder (page 114).
Chic – January 1977
Year: 1977
Language: English
Pages: 118 Pages
Publisher: Larry Flynt
