The 20 Greatest Raw Magazine Covers: Photos
To celebrate Raw's 1000th episode, WWE.com looks back at Raw Magazine's greatest covers, featuring John Cena, D-Generation X, The Rock, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin and Jeff Hardy!
One of the most famous and revolutionary rivalries in WWE history first graced the cover of Raw Magazine, as Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels shared the subscription spotlight.
In one of the biggest coups in WWE history, Chris Jericho arrived on Raw at the conclusion of WWE's most famous countdown, and on the cover of Raw Magazine several weeks later.
Cena's first Raw Magazine cover was just one of many in the future for the former Doctor of Thuganomics.
For Raw's 10th Anniversary, Raw Magazine releases four special edition covers celebrating four of the biggest rivalries in WWE history. This issue featured "Stone Cold" Steve Austin and Mr. McMahon.
The Rock and Triple H face off on this version.
Mankind stares through his leather mask at The Undertaker.
Bret Hart and HBK show no love for one another on Raw's final Tenth Anniversary special cover.
Ric Flair graces the cover of Raw Magazine in an uncharacteristicly somber photo. The Nature Boy's interview within is one of the most poignant in the publication's history.
The connection between WWE and pop culture has always been undeniable. This issue took the idea one step further, imagining how certain celebs would fare with Mr. McMahon as a boss.
During the era of wild, anything goes brawls, table smashing became an art form. The Dudley boys proved themselves as WWE's true artisans, to the chagrin of many splintered victims.
Evolution wore the fanciest suits and drove the priciest cars. This cover gives a glimpse into the style of the foursome who ruled Raw from 2003 to 2005.
Shawn Michaels sits atop a familiar weapon on the 10th anniversary of his epic Ladder Match with Razor Ramon. HBK discusses how he’s still at his best and the back injury that should have ended his career.
Lurking behind the black and neon green hue is D-Generation X — the Attitude Era's official army of miscreants, determined to change WWE forever. Looking back, we can say, "Mission accomplished."
Raw Magazine regularly covered the real-life controversies of WWE Superstars and Divas, so naturally, the magazine reported on the love triangle between Edge, Lita and Matt Hardy.
While away from WWE for nearly five years, HBK experienced a rebirth of both his body and his spirit. In this Raw Magazine exclusive, he comes clean about how his demon-filled past and his newfound faith.
Two legendary WWE Superstars filled this cover — Andre the Giant, the established standard of legends, and The Undertaker, a legacy in the making.
As The Rock set his sights on Hollywood, Raw Magazine prepped him for the bright lights of Tinsel Town.
After redefining "high-risk" and "innovation" in WWE's first-ever Tag Team Ladder Match, Edge, Christian, Matt and Jeff Hardy earned their first cover story as established Superstars.
Raw Magazine wasn't afraid to ask tough questions, so when "Stone Cold" abruptly left WWE, the magazine put the him on the cover, wearing a T-shirt reading “Why?” and boldly criticizing the Hall of Famer.
Raw pulled off the pick of the century by winning the reigning WWE Champion John Cena in the 2005 Draft Lottery. Little did the WWE Universe know, though, that Cena would become a Monday institution.
Bret Hart's anti-American stance made WWE fans furious, and this Raw cover suggested that the "Hit Man's" actions may have been more cleverly calculated than anyone could have guessed.
Hulk Hogan punctuated The nWo’s return to prominence with this stoic cover that showed the Hulkster (flanked by Scott Hall and Kevin Nash), looking just as intimidating as ever.
Raw's final issue featured re-united D-Generation X running mates Triple H and Shawn Michaels on the cover - a fitting finale for the magazine they helped popularize in its early days.
