Issues & Index Sources:  May-2007 – Jul-2009:

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Website:   www.movielocationsplus.com/Fortuna/magJS.htm
Publishers:   Pulp Tales Press
Formats:   digest
Prices:   $10.95
Pagecounts:   80pp

Gifford comments: "published for boy clerks".

Issues & Index Sources:  1946 – 1947

Publishers:   Children's Digest Publications
Frequency:   quarterly

"Articles, features and stories of interest to teen-age youth." aka International Junior Digest.

Continues as Junior Express Weekly (comic) which continued the numbering from 39-73 (18-Jun-1955 - 11-Feb-1956); became Express Weekly (74-285) and finally TV Express (286-375, last issue 6-Jan-1962) before being incorporated into TV Comic.

Issues & Index Sources:  1919 – ?:

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Publishers:   Junior Home Magazine, Inc.
Editors:   Professor M.V. O'Shea (? - 1932); Garry Cleveland Myers (1932 - ?)
Formats:   quarto
Prices:   25c
Pagecounts:   56pp
Frequency:   bimonthly

Issues & Index Sources:  1-Oct-1949 – 26-Nov-1949

Publishers:   Jaywell, Wembley Mews, Wembley
Pagecounts:   16pp
Frequency:   weekly

Issues & Index Sources:  1-Sep-1954 – 29-Feb-1957

Publishers:   Daily Mirror
Formats:   tabloid
Pagecounts:   16pp
Frequency:   weekly

One of Frank Munsey's many short-lived magazines that started life as The Quaker before being renamed The Junior Munsey. After absorbing The Puritan in Apr-1901 the cover read The Junior Munsey and The Puritan but the title remained The Junior Munsey internally.

Describing itself as "A magazine to entertain, it has no other mission" it finally merged with Argosy in 1902.

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Issues & Index Sources:  1-Oct-1953 – 18-Feb-1954

Publishers:   Westworld Publishing Ltd
Pagecounts:   20pp
Frequency:   monthly

Weekly supplement to the Daily Sketch (newspaper).

Issues & Index Sources:  1947

Publishers:   Pearce
Pagecounts:   8pp

Issues & Index Sources:  Nov-1940

Publishers:   Lutterworth
Formats:   pocket library

Small press sf magazine.

A pulp magazine in all but format, Justice carried the subtitle "Amazing Detective Mysteries", but focussed on crime-adventure rather than detective puzzle plots.

Subtitled "The Spanking Fantasy". Alt life style mag, well illustrated, with fetish fiction (spanking).

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