Men Magazine

Pros: The magazine has a lot of interesting, thought provoking articles.

Cons: Their fashion department needs help!

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for intelligent and interesting articles written well and accompanied by great photography, this magazine's for you!

Review: OMG! A men’s magazine that actually is about men. No cutie pie in cleavage shots on the cover. No bikini-clad nymphets romping in the surf. No articles written about the best positions for sex or macho muscleman abs. What kind of “men’s” magazine is...

Pros: Hot Guys, Diversity of Models, Photo and Editorial Quality

Cons: price

The Bottom Line: The bottom line is raring to go now that it took some horny goat weed

Review: This is an ADULT-THEMED review, so don’t say I didn’t warn you Men Magazine is monthly magazine that offers a monthly collection of photo shoots that feature hot male models, along with some sometimes interesting ...

Pros: Great articles (short & long) and low subscription price.

Cons: Like most mags there could be fewer ads.

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for a magazine with substance that you can actually read and not just look at pictures, then you've come to the right place.

Review: Yep, an avid Maxim or FHM reader probably wouldn't check out another issue of Men's Journal after reading their first copy. (Even though I've been a Maxim subscriber as well for some time now). It's definitely not a magazine for some guys out there....

Pros: No babes! Serious adventure travel reporting

Cons: No babes! Narrow subject matter

Review: Standing out in a crowded field of 'Cosmo for men' mags populated by Maxim, P.O.V., Gear, Bikini, Details etc. etc. etc. is Men's Journal, a breath of fresh mountain air in the men's lifestyle mag. market.

In a nutshell? Heavy on adventure...

Pros: Varied articles to satisfy most any reader; Low subscription price

Cons: Some articles are shallow and other insult your intelligence

The Bottom Line: This is a fairly good men's magazine with some good reading, even if the intellectual element is sometimes lacking.

Review: Men’s Journal is a monthly magazine dedicated to all things male. This publication presents a combination of topics that are usually associated with male interests, like cars, travel, sports, electronics, and a small amount of fashion tossed in to ...

Pros: Some good in-depth articles

Cons: The predictable shallow fluff pieces

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for a men's magazine that's respectable enough to leave in the bathroom when you're done, Men's Journal just might fill the bill...

Review: I've never been much of a fan of men's lifestyle magazines. Too much hype of really ugly "fashions", too many too-shallow articles, and too many gratuitous photos of babes in bikinis (when it comes to men's magazines, either lose the bikinis or lose the ...

Pros: literary prowess, broad coverage of topics

Cons: too big

Review: From its name, Men's Journal might seem at first to be--oh no!--another Maxim-wannabe, covering sex, sex, and beer. But Men's Journal is quite the opposite. It focuses on outdoor adventures and retreats. The magazine profiles destinations in the U.S. and...

Pros: Good outdoor articles and reviews

Cons: a little too much fashion for and outdoor mag

Review: This magazine is not for maxim, of FHM lover's. This is an outdoor magazine with overtones of fashion. I did not enjoy all the ads (it makes up about half the magazine) but I did enjoy the articles on health and fitness, and on places to visit, camp,...

Pros: Great for the rugged outdoor man

Cons: Not for us GQ types

Review: If you enjoy the great outdoors; camping, hiking, white water rafting, bicycling, etc then this magazine is for you. Each issue is always filled with different get away destinations and adventures from some very rugged manly-men. I have subscribed for...

Pros: Unbelievably, has featured Tom Wolfe and P. J. O'Rourke

Cons: Everything else is Duller Image schlock

Review: I subscribed to this sucker inadvertently (I think it may have been to help out the prep-school-aged brother of a clerk-intern this summer; we treat our interns differently than does Bill Clinton).

I am after all not the sort of man who...