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HoundMag Launches With Tera Patrick Feature

LAS VEGAS — Hound Mag is launching its men’s interest online magazine at HoundMag.com. Structured as an interactive flipbook, the first issue features Tera Patrick on its cover and is slated for a December release.

Hound Mag’s first issue also will feature Sandy Summers and Kaylani Lei.

Each photo spread includes active hyperlinks redirecting readers to websites with additional photos. The magazine will include more than 70 full-color pages and features such as Ask a Star and lists of best sites, Blu-rays, VODs, videos and “Hound Girl” of the Month.

For more information, visit HoundMag.com.

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