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Clues (Canada)

Canadian reprint edition of Clues.

Issues & Index Sources: in 1930s:

(Missing: all issues)

Formats: standard pulp


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Clues Detective Stories

see under Clues

The Coast

Issues & Index Sources: c. 1940

Publishers: The Coast Corp.

Cococup News

Total Issues: 34

Monthly magazine of the Cococub Club.

Issues & Index Sources: Jan-1936 – Jul-1939

Publishers:   Cadbury Brothers
Pagecounts:   16pp
Frequency:   monthly

Co-Ed Campus Comedy

Total Issues: 5

Issues & Index Sources: Sep-1924 – Jan-1925:

Fictionmags Website

(sample issues only)

Publishers:   Collegiate World Publishing, Orrington Hotel, Evanston, Illinois
Formats:   standard pulp
Frequency:   monthly
Sources:   AHGTTP, UltGuide

The Cogwheel Library

Total Issues: 4?

Issues & Index Sources: 14-Nov-1921 – ?

Publishers:   Shureys Publications
Prices:   4d
Pagecounts:   80pp
Frequency:   4 per month?

Cold Print

Total Issues: 6

Issues & Index Sources: Spring 1996 – 2002:

Miller/Contento

Publishers:   John Ratcliffe; Landrake, Cornwall
Website:   www.cold-print.freeserve.co.uk
Editors:   John Ratcliffe
Formats:   A5
Prices:   £2.00
Pagecounts:   34pp

Colin Calhoun Detective

Total Issues: 13 (at least)

A 64-page digest size periodical in illustrated paper wrappers, including stories with illustrated titles.

Issues & Index Sources: in 1950s:

Crime Fiction Index (in progress)

(Missing: #1, #2, #4, #5, #6)

Publishers:   Action Comics, Sydney
Formats:   digest
Prices:   1/-
Pagecounts:   64pp
Sources:   AustCmFc


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Collage

Published Harlan Ellison's story "The Face of Helene Bournouw" (Oct-1960 - Nov-1960).

Issues & Index Sources: ?

College Capers

Total Issues: 1

Issues & Index Sources: Sep-1948

Publishers: Utopian Press, 22 Roland Gardens, London SW7

College Humor

Starts in 1920 as a series of reprints of collegiate publications and evolves into a bonafide magazine of new material, by about the beginning of Vol 2. In this latter incarnarnation it included fiction and light entertainment aimed at a "college" audience, and featured sketches of "pin-up" beauties on its covers. Included stories by Ellis Parker Butler, Zelda Fitzgerald (by-lined with F. Scott Fitzgerald) and Groucho Marx.

It was bought out Dell, and relaunched in Nov-1934, and then bought by Ned Pines in the late 30s and converted to a girlie mag.

There is also a COLLEGE HUMOR & SENSE magazine, probably from Fawcett, that runs it 1933. It may be unconnected and just capitalizing on the name.

Issues & Index Sources

1920 – ?:

Fictionmags Website

(sample issues only)

Nov-1934 – 193?

193? – Winter 1943

Publishers

  Collegiate World Publishing
  Nov-1934 – 193?: Dell
  193? – Fall 1942: Collegian Press, Inc.

Editors

H. N. Swanson

Formats

large-format slick

Prices

35c (in 1930)

Pagecounts

130pp (in 1930)

Frequency

monthly



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College Life Magazine

"Full of Snappy, Peppy and Breezy stories, cartoons and jokes".

Issues & Index Sources: in 1930s:

Fictionmags Website

(sample issues only)

Publishers:   Collegian Press, NYC
Editors:   Ned L. Pines
Prices:   25c (in 1928)
Pagecounts:   100pp (in 1928)

College Sports

Total Issues: 2?

Issues & Index Sources: Jan-1942 – Mar-1942?:

Fictionmags Website

Publishers: Adam Publishing Co., Toronto

College Stories

see under Sea Stories

Collier's Weekly

Noted for its popular fiction and high payment rates; secured first publication rights to many of Conan Doyle's "Sherlock Holmes" stories, and serialized Henry James's "The Turn of the Screw" (1898); in later years published many "Fu Manchu" serials by Sax Rohmer; other writers included Kurt Vonnegut, Ray Bradbury, Jack Finney; started life as Once-a-Week (1888 - 1898).

Issues & Index Sources

24-Apr-1888 – 4-Jan-1957:	The Standard Index of Short Stories	(Hannigan Oct-1903 - Dec-1914 only, FicMags sample issues only)
	Fictionmags Website

Publishers

1888 – 1919: P. F. Collier & Son
1919 – 1957: Crowell-Collier

Editors

  1902 – 1913: Norman Hapgood
  1914 – 1917: Mark Sullivan
  1917 – 1919: Peter Finley Dunne
  1925 – 1943: William L. Chenery
  ?: Walter Davenport
  ?: Kenneth McArdle
  1949 – 1952: Louis Ruppel
  ? – 1957: Edward Anthony

Formats

became a big slick by the 1900s

Frequency

weekly; fortnightly from May-1953

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Collins' For Boys and Girls

"This has been described as "the last of the British high-quality children's periodicals" (Humphrey Carpenter & Mari Prichard, Oxford Companion to Children's Literature). Before its demise it became a 'teenage' magazine." (Mike Ashley)