"Obsolete! Magazine is a quarterly tabloid publication in the tradition of the International Times and the other great underground rags of days past."

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Series 2 revived as a separate magazine, after being issued 4-Sep-1933 - 25-Apr-1934 as Literary supplement of the Daily Californian. Arbitrarily called ser. 2. Revived subsequently in 1945, 1967, 1979 and 1988. Vol. 83 omitted in numbering. Publication suspended Mar-1926 - Apr-1930.

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"A Monthly Digest for Everybody, dedicated to the Laws of Higher Mind-Soul Expansion", the magazine regularly featured articles (or short fiction) on Kundalini, "The Astral Lover," the danger of being "Vamped" by ghosts, "An Occult Interpretation of Life's Secrets: Sex the Mystery of Mysteries Revealed," and the like.

First issue is entitled Occult; second is Occult Shorts.

One of the first specialist pulp magazines, dealing with sea stories. Authors include Charles F. Bourke, George Bronson-Howard, Edwin C. Dickinson, Steven Chalmers, Clarence B. Kelland. When revamped as The Live Wire, it was the first pulp to have all its illustrations in two colours. Absorbed into The Scrap Book in Sep-1908.

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After the first (print) issue, distributed in PDF format via e-mail.

Online SF magazine.

Issues & Index Sources:  Jun-2016 – May-2018

Website:   oddtalesofwonder.wixsite.com/oddtales

Issues & Index Sources:  Spring 1976 – Summer 1976:

Science Fiction Index

Publishers:   Gambi Publications, Brooklyn
Editors:   Roger Elwood
Formats:   large format, newsprint paper
Prices:   $1.00
Pagecounts:   80pp
Related Sites:   Science Fiction Encyclopedia

Issues & Index Sources:  #0, 1997 – #7, 1999:

Science Fiction Index

Publishers:   Partizan Press, London
Editors:   Liz Holliday
Formats:   A4 Slick
Prices:   £3
Pagecounts:   72pp (average)
Frequency:   bimonthly
Related Sites:   Science Fiction Encyclopedia

Sure-Fire Detective Stories was typical of the action-packed, violent, crime-adventure fiction of the mid-1950s which not only continued the tradition of the pulp magazines, but added to it by inserting a large measure of brutal sex. It ran for 9 issues from January 1957 to July 1958, and was then replaced by/renamed to Off Beat Detective Stories under which title it ran for a further 26 issues (at least). It is mainly remembered today for its graphic cover art, and for the occasional contributions from authors such as Robert Silverberg and Harlan Ellison.

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True crime.

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True crime.

True crime.