1988 February Playboy Magazine

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PLAYMATE: Kari Kennell COVER: Sandy Greenberg PICTORIALS: 10-page pictorial of busty British Page 3 Girls including Maria Whittaker, Jackie St. Clair, Maggie Longhurst, Gail McKenna and others; The Year In Sex pictorial features Brigitte Neilsen, Jessica Hahn, Donna Rice, Doonesbury, Princess Di, Ilona Staller, Traci Lords and many others. INTERVIEW: Oliver Stone 20Q: Chicago mayor Harold Washington FEATURES: Pete Dexter profiles Mike Tyson in "Tyson The Terrible"; William F. Buckley, Jr. delves into the undercover in "Why Spy?"; Ben Stein critiques TV writing in "Minimum Headroom"; Raquel Welch and David Bowie in "On the Scene" segment. PAGES: 174

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4.0 out of 5 stars The articles are better, June 23, 2011

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Michael Patrick Boyd (Waukesha, WI) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: 1988 February Playboy Magazine

Playboy February 1988 is 174 pages and Sandy Greenberg (Playboy Playmate of the Month for June 1987) is on the front cover. This is the first time that the articles were better then the pictorials. In the Page 3 Girls pictorial, none of the ladies are fully nude. At best the Page 3 Girls are only half nude. This month Playmate Kari Kennell is either hiding her nudity or wearing too much clothing to make a difference. The final pictorial is that of Lucien Clergue or should I say his nameless model. She is fully nude in all of her pictorials but we never get to see her face.

This month interview was with Oliver Stone and the main focus was his movie Platoon and his service in the Vietnam War. 20 Questions was with Harold Washington; the mayor of Chicago. That interview was done one month before he died literally in office. Other articles are In Search of Primitive Man, Why Spy?, Minimum Headroom, The Hate Report, and Minimum Headroom. Playboy February 1988 gets a D for the pictorials, but an A for the articles.