it was like ‘we have to redo that [Allen Iverson] cover.’ There’s no more recognizable SLAM cover, and I think while we could remake any old cover with any young star, the connection for ...

Allen Iverson has many tattoos -- and ... the retired NBA star opened up to the Huffington Post about covering up a tattoo on his right forearm. “My friend... used to tease me about a tattoo ...

Growing up in Philadelphia, I personally associate SLAM mostly with one iconic cover, from Issue #32 in March 1999: “Allen Iverson is Soul on Ice,” the headline read. It was so, so cool.

SLAM Magazine has helped define basketball’s culture since its inception in 1994. The outlet’s magazine covers of Allen Iverson and LeBron James in his St. Vincent-St. Mary’s High School ...

New Funko vinyl figurines are also being released modeled after SLAM Magazine's covers of Allen Iverson (March 1999), Shaquille O'Neal (June 1999) and Vince Carter (August 1999). There's also ...

Allen Iverson and Michael Jordan. Women's basketball star Caitlin Clark was SLAM's cover athlete in March 2024 amid Iowa's run through the NCAA tournament. In the lead-up to the 2020 election ...