Adam Gay Video XXX Showcase June 2008, Vol. 15 # 12 Volume 15, Number 12 Magazine Back Issue

4 EDITOR'S PIXXX
6 SNEAK PREVIEW
Raging Stallion goes Down My Throat, Up My Ass!
12 Menace to Str8 Thugz
(Pitbull Productions)
Mr. Sauki is such a stud even "straight" guys suck his dick.
16 COVER: The Men I Wanted
(Lucas Kazan Productions)
The hills of Tuscany, Italy and Ethan Clarke, Jean Franko and Alexy Tyler.
24 Greased
(Mustang Studios)
Check your gear shift with Peter Axel and Robert Black.
32 Tight End Twinks 2
(8TeenBoy Productions)
Young bucks in love: Riley Finn, Nick Lord, Damien Lucas
40 The Big Swell
(Boyride Films)
Surferbois ride the big one: Cress Anderson, Tristan Mathews, Dempsy Stems.
48 Big Dick Society
(Jet Set Productions)
Trevor Knight pops Sebastian Young's virgin cherry.
56 Trouser Trout
(Monster Bang Video)
A Russian River fuckathon with RJ Danvers, Chad Hunt, Tyler Saint and Dominic Sol.
66 Rough Play
(Falcon Studios)
A rugby team goes buckwild: TJ Hawke, Aden and Jordan Jaric and Jackson Wild.
76 SOURCES DIRECTORY & FINAL SHOT

EDITOR'S PIXXX
This month in Adam Gay Video's XXX Showcase, it's all about The Men I Wanted from acclaimed Italian director Lucas Kazan and his eponymous Lucas Kazan Productions. Who wouldn't want to stroll naked through the hills of Tuscany, Italy with the likes of Lucas Andrades, Ethan Clarke, Samuel Dolce, Marc Federico, Jean Franko, Roberto Giorgio, Pietro, Glenn Santoro and Alexy Tyler? We've already booked our tickets. Kazan's eye for manflesh is impeccable and the tech aspects of his films top-notch; this is no exception. There is no plot, really, which reps a change of pace for a director who favors story-driven porn.
Another big must-see this month is Big Dick Society from Jet Set Productions and director Chris Steele. He finally convinced crazy-hot straightie Sebastian Young to have his cherry popped onscreen for the very first time-and by Trevor Knight, no less! However, they really meant "big dicks" when they put those words in the title: Cort Donovan, Chad Hunt, Cam Kurtz, Tommy DeLuca and more are on tap.
Rough Play from Falcon Studios and director John Bruno tells the story of a horned-up young rugby team gone buckwild. Daddyesque coach Tyler Riggz anchors a gorgeous young cast of beauties, including new exclusives TJ Hawke, lovers Aden Jaric and Jordan Jaric, Tristan Jaxx, Cal Skye and Ryan Wade with Sean Preston, Dakota Rivers, Marc Ryan and Jackson Wilde. All of them smoothly muscular and cute for days.
But we're not done with the lovely studpups this issue! Oh, no! Tight End Twinks 2 from 8TeenBoy Productions spotlights a passel of slender, twinkalicious sex bombs who seem to share genuine chemistry as they passionately kiss, suck cock and flip-fuck: Riley Finn, Cameron Force, Tyler Kaden, Damien Lucas, Andrew Michael, Anthony Scott, Riley Turner, Aaron Tyler and Nick White.
The Big Swell from Boyride Films and director Landon features another delectable menu of young bucks ready to do anything you want and more. Think shaggier and more surferboi hot: Cress Anderson, Jake Biggs, Daxx Burk, DiSalvo Hicks, Torren Hiller, Kyler Laughlan, Kye Malloy, Tristan Mathews and Dempsy Sterns.
Elsewhere this issue, go more aggressively masculine and enjoy balls-out fucking thanks to Mustang Studios' Greased (which features Robert Black in a high-profile return)-plus a relentless fuckathon from Monster Bang's Trouser Trout, courtesy of that inveterate sexpig Michael Brandon.
Finally, don't forget to snag your copy of the bestselling 2008 Adam Gay Video Directory-featuring COLT Men and bodybuilder-boyfriends Adam Champ and Carlo Masi on the cover-at your local newsstand, friendly neighborhood porn emporium, TLAvideo.com or AdamGayVideo.com. Happy porning!
- JC Adams, Editor

• Coverguy Samuel Dolce & Marc Frederico (Nude) photographed by Lucas Kazan
• Hot Naked Young Hunks!
• Lucas Kazan's The Men I Wanted!
• Crotch Diving With Muchael Brandon's Trouser Trout!
• Escape To Europe With Lucas Andrades, Ethan Clarke, Jean Franko & Roberto Giorgio

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