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Pulpsmith [v 7 #3, Fall 1987] ed. Harry Smith (Smith, The, $3.00, 160pp+, digest) [PSP]

Pulpsmith [v 7 #4, Winter/Spring 1988] ed. Harry Smith (Smith, The, $3.00, 144pp+, digest, cover by Brooks) [PSP]

Pulpsmith [Volume 8, 1989 Giant Edition] ed. Harry Smith (Smith, The, $10.00, 384pp, digest, cover by Smith) [PSP]

Pulsar!

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Pulsar! [v 3 #1, No. 12, Winter 1989] ($2.00, 52pp, quarto, cover by Ginger Bickett)

Pulsar! [v 3 #2, No. 13, Spring 1989] ed. Tony Ubelhor (Tony Ubelhor; Evansville, IN, $2.00, 68pp, quarto, cover by Dan Alldredge & Greg Gehlhausen)

Pulsar! [v 3 #3, No. 14, Summer 1989] ($3.00, 52pp, quarto, cover by Steven Fox)

Pulsar! [v 3 #4, No. 15, Fall 1989] ($3.00, 52pp, quarto, cover by Don Glinis)

Pulsar! [v 4 #1, No. 16, Spring/Summer 1990] ed. Tony Ubelhor (Tony Ubelhor; Evansville, IN, 48pp, quarto, cover by Peggy Ranson)

Pulsar! [v 5 #2, No. 18, Fall/Winter 1991] ed. Tony Ubelhor (Tony Ubelhor; Evansville, IN, $4.00, 52pp+, quarto, cover by Greg Gehlhausen)

Punk Planet

Punk Planet [#52, November/December 2002] ed. Daniel Sinker (; Chicago, IL, $4.95, 176pp, bedsheet) [TM]

Punk Planet [#53, February 2003] ed. Daniel Sinker (; Chicago, IL, $4.95, 176pp, bedsheet) [TM]

Punk Planet [#54, March/April 2003] ed. Daniel Sinker (; Chicago, IL, $4.95, 166pp, bedsheet) [TM]

Punk Planet [#55, May/June 2003] ed. Daniel Sinker (; Chicago, IL, $4.95, 184pp, bedsheet) This issue devoted to printed matter. [TM]

Punk Planet [#58, November/December 2003] ed. Daniel Sinker (; Chicago, IL, $4.95, 168pp+, bedsheet) [TM]

Punk Planet [#61, May/June 2004] ed. Daniel Sinker (; Chicago, IL, $4.95, 152pp+, bedsheet) 10th Anniversary Issue. [TM]

Punk Planet [#63, September-October 2004] ed. Daniel Sinker (; Chicago, IL, $4.95, 152pp+, bedsheet) [TM]

Punk Planet [#69, September/October 2005] ed. Daniel Sinker (100pp+, bedsheet) [TM]

The Puritan: A Magazine for Women

The Puritan: A Magazine for Women [v 9 #6, March 1901] (Frank A. Munsey Co., 10¢, 172pp) Four unnumbered pages near the end of the (unpaginated) advertising section, headed “To the Readers of the Puritan,” comprise an editorial in which Frank A. Munsey explains why he is “consolidating” THE PURITAN with THE JUNIOR MUNSEY as of the April issue. He claims The Puritan makes a good profit and has “an edition” of 155,000 (compared though to 660,000 for MUNSEY"S) but does not get enough advertising to continue, because of prejudice on the part of most advertisers on appearing in multiple magazines from a single publisher. Also, it is “a class publication” intended for women, and Munsey does not like such limitations. Now he will have just THE ARGOSY for adults and JUNIOR MUNSEY “for all the people.” (These pages appear in the ad section in the online site, but apparently were an insert in the middle of the issue in the original, per the cover.) [Denny Lien]

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