
from In Touch magazine, photographer Richard Boetger


“Don’s been helping Carl work on his truck but can’t resist the bulge in Carl’s overalls. Car and Don suck and rim each other in the truck’s cab and over the door before moving to the back where Carl fucks the shit out of Don.”
wait; what? over the door?
Impulse #6 – Garage (1981)
pics from the 1980 Pantheon magazine, REV #2, photographed by ADAM CADMAN
edit/update:“With Peter Gomez autograph. Nice guy. Hot sex.”
photo by Glenn M. Turner
I know I’ve posted a photo before, because of the socks, long before I knew who he was. Jean Paul, from Marseilles – from the first issue of Magazine (1978, issue #1), featuring the photography of Minotaur Studio.
there’s something very very sexy about his focus on his own cock; then….. eventually…. he looks at us. And as much as the socks, and the hard-on are super super sexy, this last pic, more relaxed, is my fave from the bunch
Some years back these pics puzzled me (are these from a film?) Some may have figured this out from previous posts that I am actually a bigger fan of Bob Shane than Roy (probably that scene in Heatstroke; maybe just the ‘stache; could be his meatier cock… ). Interestingly, I don’t think Bob was in any film that Roy was not; Roy made perhaps 12-13 films, of which Bob was in 6.
Please take a look at my ROY GARRETT page that is in serious need of updating / revising!
And yes, I finally got my hands on a hard copy of the magazine – BRONC March 1982 – The Mercenaries – and it’s amazing. Photography by Phil Flasche . I’m sure there was no film made, even though it certainly has a very Joe Gage Oil Rig #99 look to it. It’s a Blueboy publication, btw.
sharp eyes will notice there’s a 3rd body in there – perhaps for another post? Maybe just scan the entire damn mag for my devoted readers (I luvs all 4 of you!)?
nothing personal stud, but I ain’t looking at you, but at your AMAZING T-Shirt with the Fire Island Fever logo on it! These pics popped out immediately from that magazine with Paul, er, Joe I posted a week or two ago. Photography by Malcolm Hoare.