Issues & Index Sources:  Spring 1977 – Aug-1981

Publishers:   Andover, Massachusetts

Men's magazine; published Harlan Ellison, "The Silence of Infidelity" (May-1957) and "Mad Bomber" (Nov-1957).

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Issues & Index Sources:  in 1950s

Publishers:   Paget Publications, 106 Glenthorne Road, Hammersmith, London

"The Capilano Review is a tri-annual literary and visual arts magazine in a 6x9 perfect bound format that publishes only what the editors consider to be the very best fiction, poetry, or visual art being produced. TCR editors are interested in fresh, original work that stimulates and challenges readers. Over the years, the magazine has developed a reputation for pushing beyond the boundaries of traditional art and writing. TCR's circulation is 900; and is distributed by the Canadian Magazine Publishers Association."

Published early material by Michael Ondaatje.

Issues & Index Sources:  Feb-1880 – Mar-1885:

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(sample issues only)

Publishers:   R.L. Spencer Co., Hartford, CT
Formats:   11" x 16" (early issues), 10¾" x 8" (v.6)
Prices:   10c; $1.00 a year
Pagecounts:   12pp (v.5), 44pp (v.6)
Mentioned in:   Dime Novel Bibliography

Farming magazine with occasional fiction.

Newspaper started by Senator Arthur Capper from Kansas.

"A magazine of literary speculative fiction and criticism".

A "quality" boys' magazine, almost like a junior version of the same publisher's The Strand, noted for its school stories and adventure yarns; authors included R.S. Warren Bell, P.G. Wodehouse, John Buchan, Frank H. Shaw, etc.

Serials indexed in "Through the Years with The Captain" by Brian Doyle (Collector's Digest Annual, 1963).

Incorporated: Boys' Life

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Lofts gives issue 3 as a combined issue for July/Aug; if this was repeated for Sep/Oct, the total run would be 4 issues only. "In May-1934 a monthly paper was issued, price 6d and contained stories, articles on sport, rowing, etc., similar to the other Captain. It was of a larger size and authors included Francis Marlowe and Major Frederick Douglas. No more issues appeared after the holiday issue dated July/August, so it apparently was a failure." (W.O.G. Lofts)

Magazine devoted to the works of G.A. Henty. "Each issue features one of Henty's great adventure stories. The articles are geared toward increasing understanding, improving comprehension, and enhancing the reader's overall enjoyment of history and historical fiction."

Bawdy cartoon and joke magazine that started the Fawcett Publications magazine empire.

Robert Hogan wrote the lead Captain Combat stories under the alias Barry Barton.

British reprint edition of Captain Combat.

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A character pulp. The lead novel is SF but the back-up stories are not.