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    Feb 12, 2021 2 minutes

    20 Years Ago

    April 2001: 132 pages, $3.99

    different take on the swimsuit-themed issues popular in the ’90s, this issue went retro with a pin-up aesthetic. No doubt this issue sold well and probably made a ton of money, as it was jam packed with ads from companies banking on getting their products into a big selling issue. The pin-up section spanned 14 pages, not counting the ads. Aside

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