Janus No 55 (1986) is a 56-page vintage adult magazine, including the covers, illustrated throughout with black-and-white and color photographs as well as black-and-white artwork. The issue focuses on corporal punishment themes, particularly caning and spanking, with photographic pictorials and illustrated erotic fiction centered on these subjects.
The issue opens with “Janus and the Liberty of the Press,” an editorial concerning freedom of the press. “Belinda’s Test” is presented as a photo-fantasy, followed by “The Perfectionists Part II” by Stephen Sims and “Tinderella” by Michael Burntwood. “Opportune Afternoon” is another photo-fantasy featuring Phyllis and Marie.
The magazine also includes a Letters section and “What’s In a Name?” by Andrew Grantham. “Janus Classics: Moral Welfare” is presented as a pictorial, with illustrations by Hardcastle. Together, the issue combines photographic material, illustrated stories, fiction, editorial content, letters, and artwork within its corporal-punishment theme.
Janus – No 55 (1986)
Year: 1986
Language: English
Pages: 56 Pages
Publisher: Gatisle Ltd
