Lord Iron’s got a vintage Handjobs tale with all the hallmarks of the stories we love here: exploration, joy, connection, and consent. While lots of the stories in classic Handjobs issues go unattributed or are credited to single first name authors who are never heard from again, a handful of illustrators also authored the many […]
Story Time: “Cum Pot” from the 51st Edition of the Handjobs Anthology
Jacking off was such a vital part of my life that I thought about it all the time. I was also really curious about other guys. Did they do it as much as me? How did they do it? I tried all kinds of methods. Sometimes I used just one hand. Other times I used both hands. I tried not to use my right hand all the time, because I was afraid that the muscles on my right arm would get so large that people would be able to tell what I was doing all the time.
Story Time: “Adventures of Timmy: College Glory (Hole)”
Taken from the June 2003 issue of Handjobs Magazine, The Adventures of Timmy: College Glory (Hole) is written by Christopher Pierce and illustrated with great aplomb by the famous Roscoe. All of Roscoe’s hallmarks are on display here: proud and shiny erections (shiny everything really!), warm and genial smiles, and joyfully spurty cum blasts make his work some of my very favorite.
An Interview with Artist and Illustrator Bruno B.
Bruno B.’s work is a part of the Tom of Finland canon and is significant in its sexualizing of bara-type masculine bodies in Handjobs and other publications.
Sunday Comics: Josman’s “Cellmates”
I feel better when I don’t think too hard about what’s truly being conveyed in setting this scene in lockup. Or in fetishizing convicts and criminals in the way they’re fetishized here. Or in the reasons Josman found it necessary to the story for the conspicuously white/blonde and bald prisoner to refer to it as his “big white cock.”
Father’s Day: A Long Talk with Dad, the Creator of Handjobs Magazine
“It all began when we used to write each other bedtime stories and hide them under each other’s pillows so we could discover them when we went to bed. In April 1991 we had enough of these stories to photocopy them at work, bring them home, and fold and staple them together into crude magazines.”