Issues & Index Sources:  Spring 2007 – Fall 2007:

Science Fiction Index

Publishers:   All Possible Worlds, 3156 Portman Rd., Columbus, OH 43232
Editors:   Jason Champion
Prices:   $5.95
Pagecounts:   128pp

A "Magazine of Fantasy" that republished "out-of-print classics in science fiction, fantasy, and adventure from yesteryear's pulp magazines, comics, movies and radio drama."

Incorporates: Sports for Boys from 13-Apr-1921.

School and sports stories about Jack Lightfoot.

Title given as "Frank G. Menke's All Sports Magazine" on the cover. Subtitled "Facts-Fancies-Figures-Fiction Running the Gamut of Sportdom".

Although the word "Fiction" appears on the covers, this barely qualifies as a fictionmag, as it is almost all non-fiction. The vast majority of the contents are sports coverage of the era -- news, anecdotes, trivia, statistics, etc. covering virtually all sports played in the US.

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Mainly a reprint of the US pulp Star Magazine but the contents of the last few issue of Star Magazine were rationed out alongside stories lifted from other Doubleday pulps, mostly Short Stories.

Eventually All Star and Empire Frontier were merged as All Star Western & (Empire) Frontier Magazine.

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Usual Goodman weird menace. There was no known issue 1; 2 issues are #2 and #3.

Total issues: 3+?=?

British reprint edition of All Detective Magazine.

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Issues & Index Sources:  Sep-1941 – Jun-1942:

FictionMags Index

Publishers:   Frank A. Munsey
Formats:   bedsheet
Frequency:   monthly
Mentioned in:   The Adventure House Guide to the Pulps, Ultimate Guide to the Pulps

Issues & Index Sources:  1912 – 1934:

Dime Novel Bibliography

Publishers:   Arthur Westbrook, Cleveland
Formats:   6 7/8 x 5"
Prices:   15c
Pagecounts:   200 to 400
Mentioned in:   Dime Novel Bibliography

Initially published only in Braille, the magazine lived up to its name by containing mainly fiction reprinted from other magazines. With the change of name in 1957 to Braille Monitor the focus shifted to mainly non-fiction with the occasional story when time allowed, and from Jan-1958 a simultaneous print version was also published.

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One of Popular's belated pulps best known now for its stories by John D. MacDonald and even a story by Cyril Kornbluth ("Homicidal Hypo-Man" Jun-1949); the rest was competent but unremarkable.

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British reprint edition of All-Story Detective.

This was really a continuation of Munsey's Magazine, although the wording is always given as "Combined with Munsey".

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