Total Issues: 4

Soldiers of Fortune lasted 4 issues from October 1931 to May 1932. It specialized in historical adventure, and in that sense, was a precursor to another short-lived pulp, Golden Fleece. Subtitled "Stories of Glamorous Romance and Adventure In All Lands In All Times", the covers were all painted by Jerry Delano and featured a knight in plate armor (10/31), a Robin Hood-type (12/31), a samurai warrior (2/32) and a Davy Crockett lookalike (5/32).

Perhaps its greatest claim to fame today is the indirect hand it played in the launch of Astounding Stories, as related by Harry Bates in the introduction to Alva Rogers' A REQUIEM FOR ASTOUNDING. At the end of 1929, William Clayton was going to publish a historical adventure pulp, to be called Torchlights of History. The editor he tabbed for the task was Harry Bates, who begged off and instead convinced Clayton to publish a SF magazine. However, Bates could not so easily escape his fate--when Soldiers of Fortune was launched in 1931, he was its editor.

Total Issues: 3

Semi-professional magazine.

Waite states this reached 33 volumes

Total Issues: 10 (tp Sep-2009)

Total Issues: 5

Celebrates "the nobler, more spiritual aspects of Man, the World and their Creator".

Total Issues: 43 (to Dec-2002)

Total Issues: 36

Total Issues: 394

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Total Issues: 26

Total Issues: 16

A fantasy gaming magazine that regularly published fiction.

A "feminist journal of language and art".

Total Issues: 1

Small press sf, fantasy and horror fiction magazine recorded on tape. This trial issue contains four stories from Auguries and one original story, and was distributed free to subscribers of Exuberance.