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    Starlog [#327, October 2004] ed. David McDonnell (Starlog Group, Inc., $7.99, 90pp, quarto) []
    The articles and story are in a center section with its own cover (page 37), which has the title “Sky Captain Adventures”. The contents page shows different titles for all three pieces than what was actually on the first pages of each one. Details supplied by Monte Herridge.

    Starstone   (about)
    A fanzine containing amateur fiction set on Marion Zimmer Bradley’s Darkover. We would not ordinarily extend our coverage to a magazine of this type, but a number of these stories were later reprinted in the Darkover anthologies published by DAW Books and their prior appearances have never been documented.

    Startling Detective Adventures:   (about)
    Numbering continued from True Love Affairs Magazine. Continued as a true-crime magazine after June 1930.

    Startling Detective Adventures [v7, #41, December 1931] (Country Press, Inc., 15¢, large pulp, cover by L. Fried) []
    Details supplied by John Locke from Table of Contents.
    • 8 · How Milwaukee Cleans Up Its Crooks · Chester L. Saxby · ar
    • 22 · “Craig Kennedy,” Master Detective, Reveals the Secrets of the Collings Pirate Mystery · Arthur B. Reeve · ar

    Startling Mystery Magazine   (about)
    An attempt to cash in on the popularity of the “shudder pulps”, Startling Mystery Magazine used reprint covers and paid authors only half the then-going rate. Perhaps as a result it folded after only two issues, though a third issue was planned.

    • Publishers:
      • Fictioneers, Inc.; 2256 Grove Street, Chicago, IL: Startling Mystery Magazine.

    • Editors:

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