Physique Pictorial Vol. 7 No. 2 (Part 2 of 3)

Bob Bethea by Dave Martin.  The location almost looks like a studio background. 

Bob De Grant was a big guy who was all football "through and through" -- although Mizer told us he was also a "graceful ballroom dancer."  I'm sure that made the ladies swoon. Photo by Ken Wallace of Hollywood. 

Here's Don Fuller outside The Moroccan theatre where he was appearing in a play.  (More on that later.)  Mizer says Don exercised with AMG model Joe Leitel at the gym and they were also "batching together."  I think that means they were roommates. 

Ed Houghton didn't think he had much to offer a physique photographer, but Ken Wallace of Hollywood thought otherwise. 

Henry Stenecki did two posing films for Spectrum in Cincinnati.  For more of Henry, click his label. 

Joe Mahaffey in a photo by MC Wood of Hollywood. Mizer lamented that whenever he would publish photos of models like Joe, bodybuilders would write him and ask why a skinny guy like this made the issue and they didn't. Mizer explained that some of his "feminine" readers liked guys who were slender, athletic and not just big muscles. Translation: some of my readers like twinks. 

Rodney McDonald by MC Woods of Los Angeles. 

Harold Reposer by Jim Hills of San Francisco. Mizer often promoted posing briefs and pouches like the one worn by this model that could be purchased through AMG. And if you're wondering if Mizer sold the actual briefs worn by the model, you're not the only one who wonders that. 

Here Mizer promotes various fashion options to his readers using Joe Leitel, John Adams and Dave Wiler as models.