True crime.

Total Issues: 3

Although published for only three issues, Mobsters was an important traditional pulp magazine with "stories of the fight against the Underworld". The covers were similar to the paperback books that began in this period to crowd out the magazines.

A cover was produced for the fourth issue identifying two of the stories that would have appeared therein.

Mainly a model airplane magazine but often featuring an aviation story in the early years.

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A unique combination of pictures, illustrations and text - Wonderful Deco-era 32 pages of tasteful period nude photographs and risque stories....Mostly Full Page layouts, tinted monochrome.... Eventually published some fiction.

Total Issues: 523+87=610

Authors include W.E. Johns, Murray Roberts, merges with Boy's Cinema. Incorporates: Chums from 9-Jul-1932

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True crime magazine that occasionally published some fiction.

Total Issues: 11 (at least)

Australian digest mainly printing original stories by Australian authors, although two of the issues reprinted from stories US pulp magazines.

A popular science magazine which regularly published fiction.

Note that title given as "Modern Girl Book Magazine" on cover and "Modern Girl Book" on contents page.

Total Issues: 1?

Contained stories plus many photo studies of stars and starlets.

Total Issues: 7?

Total Issues: 1

A very large-circulation glossy for old folks; publishes occasional fiction, e.g. "The Book Collector" by Leon Arden (Dec-1993/Jan-1994).