Esquire "The Magazine for Men" -- Including all the great writers, illustrators, pictorials, vintage advertisements, fashion and more -- Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below! Issue Date: JANUARY 1992; VOLUME 117, No. 1 IN THIS ISSUE:- This description copyright MOREMAGAZINES. Any unauthorized use is strictly prohibited. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 COVER: The DUBIOUS Achievement awards: From Tricky Dick to Long Dong Silver! FEATURES: LAWYERS, GUNS, AND MONEY: ENEGADE INTELLIGENCE agents, Caribbean potentates, the Medellin cartel, and a body in a car trunk -- did Israel's own Oliver North ship arms through Antigua to Colombian cocaine militia? By PETER MAAS. SPORTS: To Pain, No Game. EVER WONDER WHAT it's really like down on the field every Sunday? A few kind ds about violence in the NFL. By MARK KRAM. STYLE: Better Days. THE CHATEAU MARMONT, Hollywood's historically seedy pleasure palace, has risen from the ashes to reclaim its place as the hedonist's hideaway. By EVE BABITZ. FICTION: Rocket Launchers, Lust, Croquet, and the Fall of the West. FIRST FICTION from the Gulf war: Deep beneath the desert sands, America's soldier-moles find that they, too, need a bit of glory. By BARRY HANNAH. ESQUIRE SPECIAL: DUBIOUS ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS OF 1991. Thirtieth Anniversary Celebration of the Stupid and the Ridiculous. TOE-LICKER RUNS WILD in dormitory! Bush showers with Millie! Gabble finds six human heads in box! Pee-wee gets it off! Madonna ties it on! Clarence gets away with it! Woman found with 303-pound cyst! America bombs in Iraq! Soviet coup plotters get bombed! The Fig Newton turns one hundred! God is a man! Axl Rose provokes riot! Chuck Robb enjoys massage! Trump carries on as usual! ... Plus: Journey back in time to relive Dubious's greatest -- and most embarrassing -- moments and to honor the most Dubious figure ever. The envelope, please. MAN AT HIS BEST: You've come a Long way, baby:Jennifer Jason Leigh has gone from high school good girl to turncoat narc. What's Happening: The Portable Beat Reader, Jennifer Jason Leigh, the Graves picture frame, dark shirts, Chesley Bonestell, slanguage, and more. Classics: THE WESTERN SADDLE You can tell where a rider's from, and who he is, by the look of his rig. By VERLYN KLINKENBORG. Off the Charts: A BOX FULL OF BLUES An essential collection of obscure classics for the beginning soui scholar. By KURT LODER. Eat and Run: SAN FRANCISCO TREATS Nine of the best new places to dine while you're waiting for the Big One. By JOHN MARIANI. Living Quarters: SITTING ON TOP OF THE WORLD Toshiyuki Kita's new furniture mixes cartoon aesthetic with international appeal. By PHIL PATTON. House Hunting: THE MIAMI BEACH HOUSE Buy a little piece ofthe Deco District in thriving South Beach, and you can almost imagine the Eighties boom never ended. By PAUL SCHNEIDER. FASHION: THE A/X FACTOR: GI0RGI0 ARMANI has taken a bold new direction: affordability. PHOTOGRAPHS BY STEVEN WHITE. REVIVAL OF THE FITTEST: THERE'S ONLY one thing to remember about this season's new body-conscious clothing: If you're fit, wear it. PHOTOGRAPHS BY MICHEL HADDI. Aerialist Vladimir Kehkaial and the importance of clothing that hangs properly. COLUMNS AND DEPARTMENTS: Terry McDonell: EDITOR'S PAGE: Of fish and men. George Plimpton: HANGING OUT: Hugh Hefner, happy at last. Peter Matthiessen: AMERICAN SCENE: Will Leonard Peltier finally find justice?. Stanley Bing: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: In a deCaying corporate environment, virtually anything is possible. Backstage with Esquire: NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS. The Sound and the Fury: LETTERS FROM READERS. The Spindicator: By MICHAEL HIRSCHORN AND GUY MARTIN. The Spin Doctor is in! Keanu Reeves, Pol Pot, Christina Applegate, the new hostility, the new guiltiness, soy-paste- and-fish-byproduct burgers, and much, much more!. This description copyright MOREMAGAZINES. Any unauthorized use is strictly prohibited. 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Magazine is COMPLETE and in VERY GOOD + condition (see photo), Approx 9" X 11" Magazine Format. Vintage Esquire magazines are more and more sought after as time goes by, and they are getting more scarce on the market!