List of men's magazines
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This is a list of magazines primarily marketed to men. The list has been split into subcategories according to the target audience of the magazines. This list includes both 'adult' magazines as well as more mainstream ones. Not included here are car magazines and gadget magazines, many of which are aimed at a primarily male audience.
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These publications appeal to a broad male audience. Some skew toward men's fashion, others to health. Most are marketed to a particular age and income demographic.
- Arena (UK)
- August Man Magazine (Singapore)
- Best Life Magazine
- Ché (Belgium)
- Complex magazine (U.S.)
- Classic Style Magazine
- Debonair Magazine (U.S.)
- Details (U.S.)
- EQO (Azerbaijan)
- Esquire (U.S.)
- Esquire (magazine)UK(UK)
- The Englishman (magazine)UK www.TheEnglishman.co.uk
- Front (UK)
- Klik (Croatia)
- Giant (U.S.)
- GQ (International)
- HOMBRE Magazine
- Indy Men's Magazine (U.S.)
- Kandie Pages (U.S.)
- Men's Health (International)
- Men's Fitness (U.S.)
- Men's Journal (U.S.)
- Men's Vogue (U.S.)
- Mob Candy (U.S.)
- Outdoor Life (U.S.)
- RICH GUY Magazine (Canada)
- Sly (U.S.)
- Smooth (magazine)
- True (U.S.)
- UMM (Canada)
- Weekly Asahi Geinō (Japan)
Lad, lads, or laddie mags (magazines) (known exclusively as men's magazines in the U.S.) contain non-nude photography, accompanied by articles about the women (usually models or actresses); consumer stories about cars, tools, and toys; and/or guy tales of sex.
- Barracuda (U.S.)
- Blazer (Israel)
- Blender (U.S.)
- Bonita Magazine (U.S.)
- Café (Sweden)
- CKM (Serbia, Hungary, Poland)
- Femme Fatales (U.S.)
- FHM ("For Him Magazine") (International)
- Front (UK)
- HOMBRE Magazine
- H Para Hombres (Mexico)
- LadMagazine.com (International)
- King Magazine (U.S.)
- Loaded (UK)
- M! (Denmark)
- Magazine.com (International)
- Manmade Mag (U.S.) [1]
- Maxim (International)
- Maxim Magazine (U.S.)
- Man (Spain)
- Man (Australia) (1936-1974) [2]
- Mann (Norway)
- MANUAL (Philippines)
- Moore (Sweden)
- Nuts (UK)
- People (Australia)
- Picture (magazine) (Australia)
- RAZOR (U.S.)
- Ralph (Australia)
- Savvy (International)
- SHOW (Magazine) (U.S.) Official Website
- Slitz (Sweden)
- Smooth (U.S.)
- Stuff (UK/U.S.)
- Sylk Magazine (U.S., UK)
- T3 (International)
- Toro (Canada)
- Summum (Quebec)
- Urbe Bikini (Venezuela)
- Vi Menn (Norway)
- VIP (Brazil)
- SOHO (Colombia)
- Zoo (UK/Australia/South Africa)
These publications contain content of a sexual nature including nude photography. See also: List of pornographic magazines
- Barely Legal
- Bejean (Japan)
- Bleikt og blátt (Iceland)
- Caballero (magazine) (Mexico)
- Cherry (U.S.)
- Club International (UK)
- Curvaceous Magazine (U.S.)
- Ele Ela (Brazil)
- Escort (UK)
- Fiesta (UK)
- Forum (U.S.)
- Gallery (U.S.)
- Gent (U.S.)
- High Society (U.S.)
- Hustler (U.S.)
- Knave (UK)
- Le Ore (Italy)
- Lemon People (Japan)
- Loslyf (Afrikaans - South Africa)
- Manga Burikko (Japan)
- Mastram (India)
- Matador (Germany)
- Mayfair (UK)
- Men's magazine (Italy, Germany, Austria and Belgium)
- Men's World (UK)
- Modern Man (U.S.)
- Oui (U.S.)
- Over 40 (U.S.)
- Penthouse (UK,U.S. and Australia)
- Perfect 10 (U.S.)
- Picture (AUS)
- Playboy (International)
- Playmen (Italy) - recognized as the Italian 'Playboy'
- Private (International)
- Razzle (UK)
- Sabra (Japan)
- Score (U.S.)
- Sexy (Brazil)
- Urecco (Japan)
- Velvet (United States)
- Voluptuous (U.S.)
- Chaptasy (India)
- Betrock, Alan. Pin-up mania! : the golden age of men's magazines, 1950-1967. Brooklyn, N.Y. : Shake Books, 1993.
- Jackson, Peter, Nick Stevenson, and Kate Brooks. Making sense of men's magazines. Cambridge, UK : Polity Press ; Malden, Mass. : Blackwell Publishers, 2001.
- Stibbe, Arran. "Health and the Social Construction of Masculinity in Men's Health Magazine." Men and Masculinities 7.1 (July 2004), pp. 31-51. Abstract.
- New age men's magazine. Free and online at [3].