From the pages of WWF Magazine… this week, we look back at an issue that went to press in December of 1987 that sold for $2.50 in the U.S. and $3.25 in Canada. With a cover featuring Jake “The Snake” Roberts, we’re teased with stories about Hogan, Demolition, and Strike Force. So let’s make like Tito and ándale arriba!
From the pages of WWF Magazine… this week, we look back at an issue that went to press in November of 1987 that, thanks to inflation, sold for $2.95 in the U.S. and $3.95 in Canada. With a cover featuring “The Million Dollar Man” and Virgil, we’re teased with stories about DiBiase, Hulk Hogan, Honky Tonk Man, and coverage of a battle royal. So let’s make like Outback Jack and light this one up.
From the pages of WWF Magazine… this week, we look back at an issue that went to press in November of 1987 that sold for $2.25 in the U.S. and $3.00 in Canada. With a cover featuring Randy Savage, we’re teased with stories about Macho vs. Honky Tonk Man, Bam Bam Bigelow, Rick Rude, and the year in review. So let’s make like Honky and shake, rattle, and roll!
From the pages of WWF Magazine… this week, we look back at an issue that went to press in October of 1987 that sold for $2.25 in the U.S. and $3.00 in Canada. With a cover featuring Bam Bam Bigelow, we’re also teased with stories about Randy Savage, Strike Force, and Koko B. Ware. So let’s make like Macho and jump into the danger zone!
From the pages of WWF Magazine… this week, we look back at an issue that went to press in August of 1987 that sold for $2.25 in the U.S. and $3.00 in Canada. With a cover featuring Bobby “the Brain” Heenan, we’re also teased with stories about Ted DiBiase, George Steele, and Ron Bass. So let’s make like Miss Betsy and whip this one out.
This week, we look back at a very special issue of Pro Wrestling Illustrated that went to press in early August of 1987 and sold for $2.95 in the U.S., $3.50 in Canada, and £1.50 in the U.K. Celebrating one hundred issues of PWI, this one takes a nostalgic look back from the magazine’s debut in 1979 to the summer of 1987. So let’s make like Dusty and wine and dine with kings and queens and sleep in alleys with pork ‘n’ beans.
From the pages of WWF Magazine… this week, we look back at an issue that went to press in July of 1987 that sold for $2.25 in the U.S., $3.00 in Canada, and $2.13 at my grocery store. With a cover featuring The Honky Tonk Man, we’re also teased with stories about Brutus the Barber, Hulk Hogan, and The Hart Foundation. So let’s shake, rattle, and roll our way into this one.
From the pages of WWF Magazine… this week, we look back at an issue that went to press in June of 1987 that sold for $2.25 in the U.S and $3.00 in Canada. With a cover featuring Ken Patera, we’re also teased with stories about Lunch With Hulk, Demolition, and the Bulldogs beating the Harts. Plus, a special article aboot Canadian wrestlers! Let’s jump in.
Greetings all. Today we step away from the weekly magazine recaps to look back at highlights from the 1987 Great American Bash Tour, courtesy of Scott Keith’s rant for the original VHS tape, along with selected comments from others. So let’s jump in!
This week, we look back at the 1987 issue of Pro Wrestling Illustrated that went to press in early June and sold for $2.25 in the U.S., $2.75 in Canada, and £1.50 in the U.K. With a cover featuring Ric Flair, we’re teased with stories about Hogan vs. Steamboat, an interview with The Midnight Rockers, and the possibility of wrestling turning into a two-party system, with the NWA and the WWF as the last two big companies standing. So let’s make like Jimmy Valiant and boogie.
This week, we look back at the 1987 issue of WWF Magazine that went to press in May of that year and sold for $2.25 in the U.S and $3.00 in Canada. With a cover featuring Hulk Hogan, we get stories about Wrestlemania III, Ken Patera, The Can-Am Connection, and Hacksaw Jim Duggan. Let’s jump in.
This week, we look back at the 1987 issue of WWF Magazine that went to press in late April of that year and sold for $2.25 in the U.S and $3.00 in Canada. With a cover celebrating Wrestlemania III, this one is basically the birth of the magazine as most of us remember it from the late 1980s and early 1990s. Let’s leap in.
Hiya, gang. Normally I do magazine recaps here, and lately I’ve been working up to the time of Wrestlemania III, one of my favorite historical wrestling events. Today I want to do something special. I’m going to share with you select reviews from Scott Keith, along with select comments from you guys, all related to the buildup to Wrestlemania III and the event itself. So let’s get busy!
Howdy gang. I’m a bit sad because I’ve got an issue of WWF Magazine coming up with Ken Patera on the cover, and I’ve already completely missed the boat on the Pateramania that hit this blog last week. How was I supposed to know he was going to be the it boy? Anyway, time to pull out your Hulkamania merch, because this week, we look back at the 1987 issue of WWF Magazine that went to press on the eve of Wrestlemania III and sold $2.25 in the U.S and $3.00 in Canada. With a cover featuring Hulk and Andre, this issue illustrates a wrestling company “peaking at the right time,” as they say in the biz. Let’s jump in.
This week, we look back at the 1987 issue of WWF Magazine that went to press at the beginning of the year and sold for $2.25 in the U.S and $3.00 in Canada. With a cover featuring the Randy Savage, this issue has something significant missing. I’ll reveal exactly what at the end, but first, let’s jump into the danger zone.
This week, we look back at the 1986 issue of WWF Magazine that went to press in November of that year and sold for $2.25 in the U.S and $3.00 in Canada. With a cover featuring the Roddy Piper, we’re teased with stories about Piper, Hogan, The Big Event, and more. Plus, the magazine coins the name of a famous finishing maneuver. Let’s get rowdy.
This week, we look back at the 1986 issue of WWF Magazine that went to press in September of that year and sold for $2.25 in the U.S and $3.00 in Canada. With a cover featuring the lovely Miss Elizabeth, we’re teased with stories about Liz, Billy Graham, and Piper vs. Muraco. Let’s dig in.
This week, we look back at the 1986 issue of Pro Wrestling Illustrated that went to press in early July and sold for $2.25 in the U.S and $2.75 in Canada. With a cover featuring The British Bulldogs, we’re teased with stories about Lance Von Erich, The Four Horsemen, and Stan Hansen. We also have some late breaking news regarding a title change and a heel turn. Let’s jump in.
This week, we look back at the 1986 issue of WWF Magazine that went to press in July of that year and sold for $2.25 in the U.S and $3.00 in Canada. With a cover featuring King Kong Bundy, we’re teased with stories about Adrian Adonis, Hulk Hogan, and martial arts. So let’s make like Haku and kick this one off.
Normally I do a Friday blog post where I recap old wrestling magazines. This week, I have to change things up because I’m finishing up a book. So here is some temporary filler: wrestling ratings from the past!
