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2015

v1 #1
Aug

Sleuth Mystery Magazine (about)

Published “in cooperation with the Mystery Writers of America, Inc.”, Sleuth Mystery Magazine provided light-hearted, crime-adventure vignettes by well-known writers, in much the same style as Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine. It folded after only two issues, possibly because of distribution problems.

Publishers: Fosdeck Publications, Inc.; 122 East 42nd Street, New York 17, NY.

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1958

v1 #1
Oct

v1 #2
Dec

Sleuthhound (about)

Elusive small press crime magazine that was a companion and/or successor to Whispering Willow Mysteries that ran for at least four issues, each labelled with names like “Hawk Edition” as well as being dated.

Publishers: Whispering Willows Ltd.; 2517 South Central, POB 890294, Oklahoma City, OK, 73189-0294.

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1997
v 1 #1

1998

v 2 #1
Spring

v 2 #2
(Autumn)

Winter ’98/’99

Slick Detective Yarns (about)

One-shot thin magazine, reprinting stories from Black Hood Detective and Crack Detective

Publishers: Gerald G. Swan, Ltd.

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1951

Jun

Slipstream, The Airman’s Magazine (about)

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1945

v8 #10
May 11

Sly Magazine

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2005

v1 #1
Mar

Smart Fiction (about)

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1914 #50
Jan 31 #51
Feb 7 #52
Feb 14

Smart Love Stories: (about)

Started as a relaunch of Ainslee’s Magazine, but soon acquired the subtitle “Smart Love Stories” which rapidly became part of the, and then the whole, title.

— Ainslee’s

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1934

v1 #1
Dec

1935
v1 #2
Jan
v1 #3
Feb
v1 #4
Mar