 It was during this period that Fass launched the pin-up girlie mags "Pic", "Buccaneer", "Poorboy", and "Jaguar".Other Tempest publications were the "newspaper magazine" "Quick", "Companion", and the over-the-top tabloid "National Mirror".Al Goldstein worked for Fass in 1968 before starting Screw magazine, writing for the "National Mirror", the new tabloid "Hush-Hush News", and the digest-sized girlie titles "Pic" and "Bold".