Bedault, Jean Louis (editor); Paul Rodin (assoc. ed.), Phillipe Irvin (art director)
 
N. Hollywood, CA: American Art Agency, Inc., V4 N2, May-July, 1967. A hot quarterly of frilly dolls showcasing French culture and lore. With a French staff, articles on France's history, people, and fiction set in and around Paris, featuring nice layout design, semi-elaborate sets and props, and a full-color centerfold. B/W/Color throughout. A double dose of Mlle Michelle Angelo in candy-apple beret, black gloves, and tight fittings, with a fantastique color centerfold combining the cover's finest elements. On the rear panel is raven-haired Sandy Collins in a state of undress. Angelo was prominent during the late 1960s, and known for her chocolate-colored aureolas and curvy, 5-foot, 40DD-25-35 dimensions. Models - Michelle Angelo (as "Suzi," front cover, great color cf, 6pp), Lili Latouche, Sandy Collins, Helene Hendry, others. Authors/Artists - Jacques DuBois, Philippe Lasuire, Marc Flaubert, Henri Ramboud, Bill Ward, Bill Edwards, Bob Zahn, Don Orehek. Articles on Bardot, Henri Landru (killer), and Sarah Bernhardt.   Slight roll and light bump to upper corners, else Near Fine. [1999, Steve Sullivan, "Glamour Girls: The Illustrated Encyclopedia," no. 119]. [Book ID 125020] [Magazines]