Later

This dull offering from IPC has absolutely no outstanding qualities whatsoever. The format is tired, exhausted even, and consists of a couple of features on some female celebrities, some "how to" practical guides yawn zzzzzzzzzzzzzz. It could be any men's title, it has no particular voice of it's own, despite the fact that it's supposed to be Loaded for more adult men. This magazine actually contained a practical guide on shaving in one of the early issues and it's supposed to be aimed at guys in their late twenties. If you haven't figured out how to shave by this age then you probably can't read either, so there's no ...

Introduced last year this mens magazine certainly runs among the top titles available in the newsagents today and with so little time to establish itself it gets right to the point of point todays man in the right direction. Again its the lure of women on the front cover that grabs the attention and its low advert content that helps this get the nod every month. Its launch last year came with free gifts adorning its glossy cover such as a bottle opener (always at useful) and a spectacle case not to mention free CD's. The content follows that of more established mens mags which is now a well worked system. ...

Gary Bushell. There is no excuse in the world good enough for putting Gary Bushell in any magazine. Much less this one. But there is the grinning, misanthropic bigot, gurning from the pages of the my favourite mens magazine. Luckily it's a blip, as they get an unusual 'celeb' to help do the personal problems page each month, with the more sensible advice from their own agony uncle. On a more interesting note, there's good regular articles on food (Drunk Chef being very good), health and fashion. Though I always skip the fashion segements of any mens magazine because I can never afford the clothes, or want to wear them. You get a ...