General Male Audience
These publications appeal to a broad male audience. Some skew toward men's fashion, others to health. Most are marketed to a particular age and income demographic. In the U.S., some are marketed mainly to a specific ethnic group, such as African Americans or Hispanics.
- Donjuan (magazine)
- Soho (magazine)
- Arrajol
- Bachelor Magazine (Online)
- August Man Magazine
- Buck (Defunct)
- Classic Style Magazine
- Complex
- Details
- Esquire
- Esquire
- FHM
- For Men
- GIANT
- GO (Guys Only)
- GQ (International)
- Indy Men's Magazine
- Inspiyr
- Magnate Magazine
- Man's Mission
- Men's Health
- Men's Journal
- Men's Vogue (defunct)
- New Man (Christian lifestyle magazine)
- Nuts (Weekly)
- PinstripeMag (Daily)
- Shave (International)
- Shortlist
- The Chap
- True
- Weekly Asahi Geinō
Read more about this topic: List Of Men's Magazines
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