Satirical magazine; roughly speaking, a US equivalent of the UK's Private Eye.

Total Issues: 3

Total Issues: 1

Total Issues: 1

Total Issues: 5+5=10

Relationship with previous Spy Stories uncertain; title revived with Hersey's company bought by Wyn.

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Total Issues: 3

Formed from the merger of George Bruce's Contact and George Bruce's Squadron. Note that for the first issue at least, the title on the ToC is just Squadron and the title on the cover is Squadron Combined with Contact.

Small press fantasy/horror fiction magazine.

Subtitled "A Magazine for Men" and very similar in style to the British Lilliput, with a number of stories in each issue.

Total Issues: 9

Total Issues: 314+

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Total Issues: 18+

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Featured "cartoons, humour, fiction & comment". Started out in a full-sized magazine format, but switched to a smaller digest format within a year of its first issue.

Total Issues: 2

A satirical magazine which takes the line that "our planet is indeed dying, and the people who are killing it have names and addresses, but why not sit on our hands and laugh until the bitter end?"

A heavy emphasis on poetry and international fiction with occasional special issues, e.g. Eastern European literature, Australian literature, etc. Also sponsors an international fiction contest. Emphasis on social injustice issues and relationship with community. Publishes 10-12 stories per year. Incorporating Three Arts Quarterly and the North East Arts Review.