The celebration of SCORE‘s 30th Anniversary continues with Demmy Blaze recreating the May 1994 SCORE cover of famous feature dancer Tawny Peaks.
Demmy is excellent as always. The studio staff did a good job finding clothing and accessories that approximated what Tawny wore 28 year ago.
Two-time Model of the Year Cheryl Blossom got the cover. Molly’s looking over her shoulder.
The new issue of Voluptuous (Vol. 29 No. 1), in which we announce the winners of Newcomer and Model of the Year, is on-sale now at eBoobStore.com in digital and print versions.
The big news in the issue is 18-year-old Molly Evans winning Newcomer of the Year, edging out SCORELAND Newcomer of the Year Holly Garner by a scant 0.3% of the vote. Honestly, I’m glad Molly won. It’s looking like Holly is going to win SCORE Newcomer of the Year, too, and it would have been a shame had Molly not been honored for her pretty face, youthful looks, big, beautiful floppers and hot posing. So congrats to Molly.
For the second consecutive year, Cheryl Blossom is Vmag‘s Model of the Year. As I wrote, repeating as Model of the Year puts Cheryl in a category with Sharday, Nicole Peters, Renee Ross, Joana Bliss and Vanessa Y., and if that’s not big-boob royalty, I don’t know what is.
The issue has new pictorials of Molly and Cheryl, the debuts of Katie Rose and Oksana, Joana Bliss XXX and much more. It also comes with 12 full-length XXX and solo videos you can stream on any device. I get the issues and videos for free now, but I wish we had this stuff when I was buying magazines.
Danish natural Susanne (or Suzanne) Brecht was from Brønshøj near Copenhagen. She first posed for a Danish tabloid newspaper similar to Britain’s Sunday Sport and The Sun, Ekstra Bladet, as one of their “Page 9 Girls.” Susanne’s actual job at the time in 1988 was as a bank employee.
One of the bank’s customers, a photographer with an eye for big-breasted beauties, asked the blonde with an impressive 38-25-35 figure and F-cup tits if she would be interested in posing.
Most American girls in a similar profession would have said no but not Susanne, proving again that it never hurts to ask. From that launching point, Susanne became one of Europe’s most popular nude models, appearing on many European, Japanese and American big-bust magazine covers, and her photo sets were published and re-published for years.
Her pictorials appeared in September 1995 Voluptuous and SCORE Magazine Presents Busty Superstars in 1998. SCORELAND has 16 minutes of rare video.
Susanne’s another girl who dropped out of sight after her too-short fling at modeling.
Denmark’s gift to the big-bust world.
The big question is if 2020 SCORE magazine Model of the Year contest winner Katy Ann will become a two-time winner in the 2021 contest. Since the first contest in 2002, won by Sharday, only one girl has been a repeat winner. That was three-time winner Hitomi (2013, 2014 and 2015). The finalists also include Victoria Vale, Ricki Raxxx, Anastasia Doll and Jessy Bunny. This is not only a contest, it’s a huge-bra shootout. We’ll know the winner’s name in a few months.
SCORE magazine Volume 31 Number 1 with Katy Ann’s 30th anniversary tribute to ’90s star Pandora Peaks is on store racks and in digital format. Readers are giving it high marks.
Katy Ann captures the classic look.
The one and only Demora Avarice chose the name Avarice because she’s greedy about her super-huge breasts. There are women who love big breasts and there are woman who LOVE big breasts.
Demora’s a wife and mom, and she goes to college also.
“I have an exaggerated vision of a body type that I like for myself, and that vision happens to have large breasts,” Demora said in an interview.
“I have a family so I often dress conservatively. When it’s just me and my husband I tend to emphasize them. I don’t get to see the ‘wow’ looks as much as my husband or our friends do but apparently I get them quite a bit.”
Demora’s SCORE magazine debut is in Volume 31 Number 1, on-sale July 19.
Demora: wife, mom, huge-boob star.
The word is “unbelievable.”
“Guys are always trying to meet me,” said teenage supergirl Molly Evans. “They say things like, ‘Are you a sorceress? When I look at you, everything disappears.’ I have heard very funny things. But no one needs to say such things. They should be themselves and real.”
I hope Molly keeps away from them. They’re a bunch of lying creeps who are not fit to breathe the same air she breathes.
I asked Molly what she thinks about modeling for us since her debut in December. She is a fast learner.
“I really like the experience. When I was contacted by one of your photographers, I didn’t know what to expect. I imagine how many are turned on by me and it turns me on. I think about being a top model in the future. ”
My reply was, “You already are a top model.” Today’s photos and video prove it again.
The latest Voluptuous magazine (Volume 28 Number 5) is out in digital format and it includes the contest ballot. The print edition will be here in a couple of weeks.
Molly is one of the girls up for Newcomer of the Year.
This is as good a time as any to look back at previous Newcomer of the Year winners. Will Molly be the name next to 2021 next year?
2002: Nadine Jansen
2003: Nicole Peters
2004: Kelly Kay
2005: Bea Flora
2006: Anna Song
2007: April McKenzie
2008: Karina Hart
2009: Ashley Sage Ellison
2010: Miosotis
2011: Leanne Crow
2012: Siri
2013: Roxi Red
2014: Alana Lace
2015: Alexya
2016: Rachel Raxxx
2017: Milly Marks
2018: Amora Lee
2019: Stacy Vandenberg
2020: Diana Eisley
Voluptuous magazine Volume 28 Number 4.
In stores or direct from The SCORE Group.
The babes: Ashlyn Peaks, Barbara Angel, Codi Vore, Demmy Blaze, Jenni Noble, Maria Body, Mischievous Kitty, Molly Evans and Rachel Raxxx.
The bonuses: 12 free HD videos
More bonuses: a digital version of this issue for PCs, tablets and phones for the man on the go. Do not read while driving.
Looking back at the many SCORE and Voluptuous Girls of the past 30 years, there were quite a few who should have had long careers but didn’t for one reason or another. They posed a few times and vanished.
Barbie was one of those shooting stars. She debuted in the September 1999 edition of SCORE. After that, she made the cover of the November 1999 Voluptuous.
Barbie was 19 years old, a natural and a college student in California.
Several of our contributing photographers found Barbie around the same time. They saw the potential we saw.
We tried to interest Barbie in a trip to SCORE headquarters in Miami, but she dropped out of sight as fast as she appeared.
Barbie had the potential to be a superstar. It was not meant to be, I guess.
30 years in the making, SCORE magazine Volume 30 Number 4 is the first of several special editions in 2022 celebrating our 30th anniversary. Our previous anniversary issues were one-time special issues.
When I bought the first issue of SCORE in 1992 in a Las Vegas store, I had no clue that it would outlast all of the other big-bust titles on the shelves or the tons of other men’s “sophisticates” that were filling the racks at newsstands, gas stations, adult book and video shops, and general magazine stores that had adult sections.
When we published the 15th anniversary issue, a reader mailed “Scorecard,” “I look forward to seeing what you will put together for the 20th anniversary issue.” Then we published the 25th anniversary issue. I wonder what he would think of this issue. Thirty years is a real milestone considering that men’s mags appeared and disappeared very quickly over the decades, not to mention surviving the Internet, and, more recently, surviving a global pandemic that damaged every kind of business.
In 2003, Adult Video News contacted us about doing a story. The writer wanted some history about SCORE.
“Our founder John Fox began working in big-bust publishing in 1974,” I explained. “He and his partners founded SCORE magazine in 1992. SCORE has always been rooted in big-bust modeling from its inception. Big boobs are not a passing fad with us like other companies. He set the pace for the staff. We were never a layer cake of corporate procedures that insulated management from the creative departments. Make it better than it has to be is one of his mottos.”
There’s more to the story than that, of course. Much more. From finding and attracting the best girls to keeping up with advances in technology to listening to the readers, we kept moving forward, making SCORE “better than it had to be.”
In the 20th Anniversary blog, I wrote, “I like new tech, but it’s only a means to an end, and that end is the love of big tits.”
When the first issue of SCORE (June 1992) arrived at newsstands and stores, no one knew how it would be received. The big-bust magazine field was a crowded one. I saw the debut edition on the shelf of a store and immediately bought it.
“The odds of any new magazine succeeding are slim,” SCORE editor Dave wrote in Volume 30 Number 4, the first of the special 30th Anniversary editions coming in 2022. “The odds of a big-tit magazine lasting 30 years? Well, just ask all of the other big-tit mags that were around in ’92. Every single one of them is gone. We’re proud that SCORE is still going strong in its 30th year.”
The SCORE Group’s 30th Anniversary celebration at SCORELAND begins today with busty beauty Katy Ann recreating an iconic cover (July 1996 SCORE) featuring one of her all-time favorite <i>SCORE</i> Girls of the 1990s, feature dancer Pandora Peaks.
“I had a wonderful time and was so honored to recreate the iconic Pandora Peaks cover!” said Katy Ann, a SCORE star of today inspired by the stars of the past.
