Esquire (1933 Esquire, Inc.) Magazine comic books 1983

Vol. 99 #3 - Man At His Best. In this issue: The Collection - The Business and Fine Art of Dressing. Plus: Optimal Performance - New Ways to Use Your Brain, by Chris Welles; Introducing Truman Capote's Observations; Ted Bundy Talks About Murder, Motive and Madness; The Philosopher Kings of Harvard; Alan Furst on Seattle; and James Dickey on Style. Cover price $2.00.

Vol. 99 #4 - Man At His Best. In this issue: The Man Who Would Leap Twenty-nine Feet - Carl Lewis and the Longest Jump. Plus: The Hotshot Lawyers of Hollywood; The Cry Guys of Country Music; Adam Smith Goes to Singapore; Picking a President; Thinking About Your Money in the Eighties; Vasectomy - The Secret Operation; John Gardner on Becoming a Novelist; Bob Greene Visits Ingemar Johansson; and Martin Cruz Smith on Spy Stories. Cover price $2.00.

Vol. 99 #5 - Man At His Best. In this issue: Teachers, Engineers, Hispanics - Three Tales of America in Crisis. Plus: Coppola and Lucas, an Odd Couple; Bill James's Baseball Forecast; Harry Stein on the Beatles; Adam Smith in Asia; Robert Reich's New Industrial Revelations; When Men Compete with Women; and The Man Who Wrote "Heartaches by the Number." Cover features Roy Scheider. Cover price $2.00.

Vol. 100 #1 - Man At His Best. In this issue: White House Keeping with Meese, Baker and Deaver, by Laurence I. Barrett. Plus: Introducing Monthly Cartoons; The Graceful Power of Aikido; Jack Paar Talks About Talk; Oil and the Economy; Frances FitzGerald on Tokyo; Stewart Brand, Forever Hip; A Photo Session with Helmut Newton; An Eighties Love Story; and Fashions of Alexander Julian. Cover features Peter Martins. Cover price $2.50.

Vol. 100 #2 - Man At His Best. In this issue: The Man Who Makes Those Amazing Commercials. Plus: The Odd Etiquette of L.A. Restaurants, by David Freeman; Senator Christopher Dodd Is Not His Dad, by Robert Friedman; Adam Smith on the Last Taxpayer in America; Bob Greene's Rules for the Road; The Death of Honor, by Anthony Brandt; A New One-Act Play by Paul Rudnick; John Gregory Dunne on a Movie Deal; Alan Furst on Drug Books; The Mad Days of Ezra Pound; and Sweatless Fitness. Cover features Joe Sedelmaier. Cover price $2.50.

Vol. 100 #3 - Man At His Best. In this issue: The Collection - The Return to Elegant Dressing. Plus: Teri Garr and Michael Keaton Interview Each Other; Vietnam Guilt, by Christopher Buckley; The Most Powerful and Persistent of the Washington Establishment; Bob Greene Visits the Gerald R. Ford Museum; Adam Smith's Savvy Guide to Reading a Stock Prospectus; Diva Author Delacorta on American Style; Michael Fuchs; New Fiction by James Salter; The Massage Is the Message; and El Salvador Up Close. Cover price $2.50.

Vol. 100 #4 - Man At His Best. In this issue: The Esquire Winter Traveler - Cadillac Cowboy by Larry McMurtry, Marilynne Robinson on Idaho, Bruce Chatwin on Nepal; When Men Won't Grow Up, by David Hellerstein; Norman Mailer on the British Elections; "The Anatomy Lesson" by Philip Roth; The First Complete Account of How We Got into Vietnam, from a Book by Stanley Karnow; The Hidden Life of Wally Shawn; How Bankers Cash In on Cocaine; Bob Greene on Frank Gifford; and Why Michener Sells. Cover price $2.50.

Vol. 100 #5 - Man At His Best. In this issue: Will American Express Devour America? Plus: Sting - The Dark Thoughts of a Rock Star; Confessions of a Radio Shrink; One Couple's Struggle to Save Their Child's Life, by Harry Stein; Scott Spencer on John Updike; The Prince of Puberty Is Back in Business; Womanizing Within Marriage; Cheers! - A Guide to the Newest Bars and Best Drinks in America; The Great Divorces of History; and News About Stress. Cover price $2.50.

April 1944 - Long Running News and current magazine. 10-in. x 13-in., 184 pages, Text (with B&W and Full color images) Cover price $4.00.