from the 1983 William Higgins film, Leo & Lance (“in the William Higgins tradition” of course!) – scene 5, with Eric Ryan, Rick St.Pierre (Rick St Claire in the magazine – in what might be his only pornformance), and Cal Barry (AKA Nick Harlen – who you remember from such films as The Intruers and The New Breed)
these photos from the magazine Con Job
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from the magazine BOLD, published by PACER (1978)
You’d think with all the BRUNO posts, I’d have a BRUNO category. But I don’t. Anyway – extensive research last night to show that is NOT the same truck. Meanwhile, these images come from a few magazines, all from Brentwood – Hawk, Piston, Brentwood’s Film Review Magazine #11 and Tailgate, and the film Bruno & Shane aka Pick-Up Truck (1976).
The above, from HAWK magazine – seriously, they feature Hawk on the cover, not Bruno! Below we have some from Tailgate and Piston Power.
mystery solved! That was Chuck Samson and John Colby (from the Ramrod series, #3 to be exact) and the drawing WAS added later.
of course, now the “porn detective” in me is thinking – “where have I seen that white truck before?”
don’t colorize that! or those!
While I’ve very happy that Manscape and especially Manscape 2 brought back some great Target photography – art director Laura Allen whould never have been allowed to do this!
If you know me by now, you know I am not looking at that huge cock, great ass, nor those lovely ass cracks, but what looks like a cowboy-themed drawing of Clay Russell on the side of that truck! Or, is it an overlay – in other words, not in the original photo but added in? I say that because look closely at the artist’s signature (see below) – doesn’t it bleed over on to one of the model’s leg?
photo by “Starbuck”
the model (Karim) is not quite my “type”, but the photograph is by Michel Guillot – who’s work (and body) I enjoy quite a bit. I’ve been discovering/rediscovering MANSCAPE 2 magazines from the mid 80’s to early 1990’s – where Guillot has some work, and most notably “Starbuck” – who must by Jon Target, right? Anyway – Manscape was a digest sized publication that was primarily friction fiction, erotic art, and some photos; then at some point, full-sized Manscape 2 appeared in the spring of 1986, with more (and larger!!) photographs and still plenty of erotic art and friction fiction.
Back to Karim – now that he’s “posted” I’m getting a better appreciation for those luscious thighs, what’s between them, and of course some nice musculature – it must’ve been the 80’s hair that turned me off initially – but of course, if I met him in 1986, I’d be all over him!