This magazine is aimed at young men and uses bold captions and headlines like "when breasts escape" to attract buyers. It features a well-known slim and sexy celebrity on the cover and advertises a pull-out poster. Red is used to make the title and elements stand out on shelves. However, another magazine discussed seems aimed at older men as it features Barack Obama and older celebrity men, with more muted red and black colors and a serif font. Proper placement of cover lines allows the text to be seen when stacked.

1. Magazine comparing
This magazine is aimed at young men/teenagers. The
captions and writing is bold so it stands out. The main
story headline is ‘when breasts escape’ which will
make people buy it. They also used a well-known
celebrity on the cover who is slim and sexy. They have
also stated that there is a pull out on page 16 that you
can take out of the mag and have it on your wall. The
main title is in red so it stands out.
Red is used for power and anger. The cover lines are
on the lefty hand side so that when placed on shelves
they can still be seen.
I think that this magazine is aimed at older men as it
has a picture of Barak Obama on it. It also has
captions of celebrity men that are older and mid aged.
They have also used 1 puff/plug to catch eyes. The
colours are red and black so they stand out but they
are also quite boring. There is also an eye catching
caption that says ‘our continuing obsession with
Megan Fox’ which will make people buy the
magazine.
The red and black writing show anger and danger but
they are calmed by the baby blue tie.
Serif font is used on the magazine which also suggests
that it is for older men. If the writing was different
sizes/fonts then it would be more appealing to
younger men.
The cover lines are on the left again so when stacked
on shelves they can still be seen.