
Leo Hooks (AKA Merek Flint), photographed by Roy Dean
Leo Hooks (AKA Merek Flint), photographed by Roy Dean
It’s unusual for me to post nearly all of a photo spread – I like to pick and choose, perhaps crop a bit, and present what I think looks good on the computer screen. But lately, having begun paying better attention to who the photographer is, I’ve stumbled on a few with this photography credit: Nick Rodgers! Scroll down to the third, and probably one or two more where I didn’t crop out the photography credit – and I’m now compiling a list of where else (so far, HONCHO magazines) his name pops up. (and nope, the model’s name is no where to be found)
Meanwhile, if anyone wants to take a stab at putting the centerfold together, I’d be ever so grateful. – thanks, LedBear!!
I think previous posts on this man were from his COLT days (SPURS 1 (1978), COLT MEN 20 (1993), COLT Presents 14 ( 1990 publication, older pics) COLT Calendar 1978) – late 1970’s, early 80’s and FOX Studios – here we get Jimmy in his second incarnation, big hair, and in outfits! (late 80’s into mid 1990’s?).
Wondering if seeing COLT re-hash his old pics made him think to get back in business? In the 90’s we see him in COLT MEN 20 Male Pictorial Advocate MEN, TORSO – HONCHO in the early years, and again in 1992.
Video work seems to have skipped the early period, and we get 1989-1992 ish, right (with the big hair)?
bonus points if you can sit through the entire Curse of the Catwoman (1991) music video, and spot Jimmy!
Big Blow Comin’ (hat tip/image Hommi Publishing)
written by: Paul Gronowski – 186 pages, published 1978 Surree Ltd- Stud Series #SS034
Cover photo from the Forest Fantasy scene from the 1974 film Dreamers
more pornopaperbacks with Dreamers covers:
S & M Bike Cop
Manslave
Mouth Piece
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.