Esquire Magazine (March, 2017) James Corden Cover

Esquire Magazine (March, 2017) James Corden Cover

by Jay Fielden (Editor in Chief)

160 pages

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Brand New, and immaculate. See scans and description. New York: Hearst Magazines, 2016-2017. Esquire Magazine, "Man at His Best", the March, 2017 issue. This is the James Corden-Eating-Toy-Cars cover (not the James Corden on fire cover). The...umm...NEW ESQUIRE, so self-named on the cover. Quarto, illustrated perfect-bound wraps, 160 pp. Brand New, pristine and flawless; small lower corner crimp (scan) is as-acquired and will lay down. See scans. Never read, all laid-in cardstock offers remain. The 'New Esquire' here takes a shotgun approach at all possible definitions of masculinity - presumably for the purpose of maximizing the target demographic - including male caricature type such as John-Wayney, Closet Gay, Fearful, Teen-Age, Alt Right, Tom Brady-ism (snore), and in general every other stereotype which expresses anyone's particular personal fear. To make sure all angles are covered, the issue is also awash in beautifully, professionally photographed metrosexual fashion ads. To take to the manly bunker with you. Cover bangwords: BIGGER! BADDER! BOLDER!; Hot Sex Guide; Eats; Skewer; Mavericks; Marine Corps; King of the Night; and - everyone's favorite - America's First Penis Transplant ! Clearly shows the fingerprints of a marketing psychologist; no matter what you're worried about as a guy, there's probably something for you in the New Esquire. James Corden; America's First Penis Transplant; Hot Sex Guide; Pedro Pascal in Camo Fashion; Eleven Madison Park - Daniel Humm Restaurant; Marine Raheel Siddiqui's Death; Airport Security; Mavericks; Big Tips. More, of course. See scans of contents pages. A primo example of an apparently course-changing issue, for the collector. Ships in a new, sturdy, protective box - not a bag. LPR30

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