Adam Girls Special – Buxom Superstars Vol 01 No 08 (1981)

Adam Girls Special – Buxom Superstars Vol 1 No 8 (1981) – 60 Pages | Knight Publishing Corp

Adam Girls Special – Buxom Superstars Vol 1 No 8 is a standout quarterly special from Knight Publishing Corp, released in June 1981. This edition focuses on voluptuous, iconic models of the era, showcasing a mix of seasoned stars and specialty glamour performers. A defining piece of early ’80s adult publishing, it’s a rare look into the aesthetics, body positivity, and photographic styles of the time.

This issue includes high-quality studio pictorials, promotional stills, and staged vignettes. These were common among American adult publications aiming to both titillate and elevate glamour photography as a niche cultural product. All performers are confirmed professionals, 18 years or older, and the material is intended for mature, educational, and archival purposes.

Featured Models & Appearances:

• Kitten Natividad – Cover Star & Scans 36–38
• Dawn Knudsen as Sabrina – Scans 4–9
• Denise Hicks as Jane – Scans 10–11
• Tamu Ross as Chris – Scans 12–18
• Uschi Digard – Scans 23–27
• Roxanne Brewer as Suzanne – Scans 28–31
• Candy Samples – Scans 32–35
• Pepper Trecher as Debbie – Scans 43–51
• Cherrine as Jody – Scans 52–60

Publication Details:

• Title: Adam Girls Special – Buxom Superstars
• Volume: 1
• Issue: No. 8
• Date: June 1981
• Total Pages: 60 (Complete)
• Publisher: Knight Publishing Corp
• Office: 8060 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90046
• Cover Price: $3.25 (Mail Order: $3.50)
• Note: All scenes and models are simulated portrayals intended strictly for adult audiences. This content is presented for archival preservation and cultural research.

This edition captures the celebration of curvy femininity and star power that defined early ’80s adult magazines. It remains a highly collectible example of visual and print culture within adult publishing history.

Adam Girls Buxom Superstars Vol 1 No 8 is preserved for historical and research purposes, contributing to a broader understanding of media representation, model identity, and adult entertainment publishing during the pre-digital era.