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Juniors MagazineCountry: UKTotal Issues: 1
Pagecounts: 8pp |
Junior WrensCountry: UKTotal Issues: 4
Formats: pocket library |
JupiterCountry: UKTotal Issues: 50
Small press sf magazine.
Publishers: Ian Redman, 23 College Green, YEOVIL, Somerset, BA21 4JR. Editors: Ian Redman Formats: A5 Prices: £2.50 Pagecounts: 32pp Frequency: quarterly Related Sites: Science Fiction Encyclopedia |
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Justice [1976]Country: UK
Subtitled "The Spanking Fantasy". Alt life style mag, well illustrated, with fetish fiction (spanking). Issues & Index Sources
PublishersReality Magazines, LondonRelated SitesThe Spanking Art Wiki |
Justice [1955]Country: USTotal Issues: 4
A pulp magazine in all but format, Justice carried the subtitle "Amazing Detective Mysteries", but focussed on crime-adventure rather than detective puzzle plots.
Editors: Harry Widmer Formats: digest Prices: 35c Pagecounts: 160pp Frequency: planned as bimonthly but mostly quarterly Mentioned in: Ultimate Guide to the Pulps, Mystery, Detective, and Espionage Magazines |
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Just SFCountry: USTotal Issues: 2
Fanzine. A third issue was advertised in late 1982 but was never published. Issues & Index Sources
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Juvenile [1852]Country: UKTotal Issues: 13
Issues & Index Sources
#becomes Pictorial Juvenile Penny Weekly PublishersHoulston & StonemanFrequencymonthly |
Juvenile [1888]Country: UK
Religious paper. Becomes (or incorporated into?): News from Afar
Frequency: monthly |
Juvenile Companion and Sunday School HiveCountry: UK
Religious paper.
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Juvenile Forget Me NotCountry: UK
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Juvenile Instructor and CompanionCountry: UK
Becomes (or incorporated into?): The Golden Link
Frequency: monthly |
Juvenile Library and Juvenile EncyclopediaCountry: UK
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The Juvenile Magazine [1788]Country: UKTotal Issues: 12
The first successful attempt at sustaining a monthly magazine for
children (albeit for only a year) -- unlike John Newbery's Lilliputian
Magazine (1751) which saw just 2 or 3 issues. This was "an instructive
and entertaining miscellany" with improving stories! Most of the items
were anonymous and probably by Peacock and Mary Ann Kilner.
Editors: Lucy Peacock Formats: duodecimo Pagecounts: 60pp Frequency: monthly |
Juvenile Magazine [1844]Country: UK
Religious paper.
Frequency: monthly |
Juvenile Messenger of the Presbyterian Church in EnglandCountry: UK
Religious paper.
Frequency: monthly |
The Juvenile MiscellanyCountry: US
A 19th-century American bimonthly children's magazine.
Frequency: monthly Related Sites: Wikipedia |
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