Issues & Index Sources:  1986 – 1987:

Science Fiction Index

Publishers:   Simon G. Gosden, Rayleigh, England.

A short-lived companion series to Supernatural Stories; both volumes were later reprinted within that series. Four issues of Supernatural Stories were also entitled Out of this World on cover and spine. In both of these issues the interior pages are numbered 5 to 132.

The comic sections in this pulp are actually the entire contents of separately published Avon comic books. The comic section in issue #1 is the same as Out of This World #1, Jun '50. The comic section in #2 is the same as Strange Worlds #1, Nov '50.

Canadian reprint edition of Out of this World Adventures. #2 has a different comic section and is the same as Avon's Flying Saucer Comic #1, 1950.

Outposts of Beyond is a magazine of science fiction, fantasy, and subgenres in that vein, such as steampunk, published quarterly in January, April, July, and October.

SF fanzine.

Subtitled "The World of UltraMedia", and devoted to the world of B-movies, psychotronic films, etc. Occasionally publishes fiction. Merged with Filmfax in 2004.

Semi-professional online magazine.

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Fanzine which published a great deal of fan fiction. Some issues were entitled Outsider International.

Issues & Index Sources:  May-1928 – May-1929:

FictionMags Index

(partial issues only)

Publishers:   Mt. Vernon, NY
Editors:   Ruth Heller, Edna Rosenmond, Rosaline Rosenwasser, Phyllis Barthman & Gerald D. Heller

A bulky tabloid magazine published in South Africa which published a wide range of features, short stories (some local, some reprinted), and comic strips reprinted from the US and UK. Published "A Matter of Form" by Margery Allingham, 10 Jan-1941 and "The Meaning of the Act" 22 Jan-1943.

Published to "encourage a greater understanding of the world, its people and cultures", Outward Bound initially ran a large amount of fiction including the serialisation of John Buchan's "The Path of the King". In later issues the emphasis shifted to non-fiction.

The Land of Sunshine was the first illustrated monthly centered in and on Southern Californian culture. In 1898 it began to include literature and adopted the subtitle "The Magazine of California and the West". In 1902 the title was changed to Out West and published "The Master of Mystery" by Jack London in the September 1902. It merged with Overland Monthly in 1917.

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Fanzine.

Issues & Index Sources:  Aug/Sep/Oct 1970 – ?:

FictionMags Index

(sample issue only)

Publishers:   Jaybird Enterprises, 7315 Fulton Ave., North Hollywood, CA
Editors:   Herbert Patrick

Issues & Index Sources:  in 1920s

Publishers:   Over Here Co. 20 E. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, Illinois
Editors:   Fred Girton