Color Climax Corporation - Magazine Titles

Magazine Titles

Initially the company published various one-off magazines with titles such as Carnaby Kinks, Young Lesbians and Fuck Around the Clock before settling on a series of numbered titles. These were produced in A5 format, full-colour and typically featured five or six photo sets of around ten pages each; each set would be accompanied by a short descriptive text. While not all the titles ran concurrently, subject matter from magazine to magazine frequently overlapped. Many themes, such as big bust, interracial, uniform or ethnically-themed sets would appear in any title, dependant on the activity being performed rather than the participants.

• Color Climax - mixture of hardcore and softcore picture sets. First published in April 1968.
• Danish Hard Core (later Hard Core) - conventional hardcore pictures featuring male and female participants
• Teenage Sex - teenage girls in softcore and hardcore picture sets. Later joined by the similarly-themed Teenage School Girls.
• Blue Climax - mixture of hardcore and softcore picture sets
• Rodox - mixture of hardcore and softcore picture sets
• Anal Sex - hardcore picture sets focusing on anal intercourse and double penetration. First published in 1970
• Exciting - mixture of hardcore and softcore picture sets
• New Cunts - hardcore picture sets, initially focusing on female models with shaved genitalia.
• Sex Bizarre - hardcore picture sets focusing on watersports and, in earlier issues, scat.
• Lesbian Love - girl-on-girl sets
• Transexual Love - mixture of hardcore and softcore sets of male-to-female transgender models, usually paired with male models in oral and anal intercourse.
• Animal Lover - beasitality magazine, usually featuring female-animal pairings
• Erotic Desire - along with Pussycat and Sexual Fantasy a reprint title with a budget price reprinting edited sets and selections from older magazines
• Cover Girls - along with Sexy Girls printed softcore solo sets featuring female models.

In the mid-1990s the magazine titles were sold to the German studio Silwa, which continued them with their own in-house picture sets featuring similar scenes.