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"Ein optischer Genuss im opulenten Großformat"
Weberberg, Biberach
Germany
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"Un témoignage sociologique et un formidable condensé d'arts graphiques des années 50 et 60."
Têtu, Paris
France
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"Masculine beauty."
WWeek.com, Willamette
United States
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"TASCHEN is quickly gaining a name for itself in the publishing industry with a wide range of unique titles. Men's Adventure Magazines is another ambitious work that gives us a look into the world of yesteryear and the men's style magazines that predominated the marketplace."
Shelf Life, London
United Kingdom
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"TASCHEN Books, a wise company that recognizes the fine line between true art and pulp treasure, has published a loving 500-page tribute to the great artwork that graced these once defamed rags, dubbed "Men's Adventure Magazines in Postwar America."
Femme Fatale, Los Angeles
United States
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"This fantastic new book pays homage to the American "men's adventure" magazines of the 1950s, '60s, and '70s, and showcases just some of the thousands of items in Oberg's extensive collection. This hefty, comprehensive guide is packed full of colorful cover art, sumptuous sample spreads, and enlightening essays. With an in-depth introductory essay describing the history, culture, and artistry of men's adventure--a.k.a "sweat"--magazines, as well as chapter-by-chapter exploration of various subjects including the role of women and the portrayal of Nazis and Communists, this definitive study of the genre examines not only the popular appeal of the magazines, but also their social and political implications."
Illustration, St. Louis
United States
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"Monumental repaso a través de no poco iconos y obsesiones más o menos cinéfilas que marcaron a fuego filmografías ilustre e independientes."
ABC, Madrid
Spain
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"Sexe, violence, exotisme, un brin de sadisme et très peu d'humour illustrent les unes des magazines masculins d'aventure depuis les années quarante. Splendide best of d'un genre délicieusement désuet."
VSD, Paris
France
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"TASCHEN has stuffed these over a thousand of these lurid absurdities into this book, which succeeds both in being hysterically funny and in revealing some of the rather scary aspects of American social paranoia that abounded at the time."
Fiesta Magazine, London
United Kingdom
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"The tortured campy legacy [of men's adventure magazines]... gloriously enshrined."
The New York Times, New York
United States
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