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Underworld RomancesTotal Issues: 3+1=4Issues & Index Sources
PublishersPopular PublicationsFormatsstandard pulpFrequencymonthlySourcesAHGTTP, UltGuide |
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UnderworldsTotal Issues: 2
Editors: Thomas Deja (#1), Sean Wallace (#2) Formats: 7½" x 9" spiral-bound Prices: $5.99 Pagecounts: 108pp |
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Underworld StoriesSubtitled "incorporating Crime Story Magazine" even though Crime Story Magazine was being published at the same time.
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The Underworld [1930] (UK)British reprint edition of The Underworld.
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Underworld [1951] (UK)Total Issues: 2?
Editors: Maurice Read Prices: 2/- Pagecounts: 64pp |
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UnearthTotal Issues: 8A small press SF magazine devoted to beginning writers.
Editors: Jonathan Ostrowsky-Lantz and John M. Landsberg Formats: digest Prices: $1.00 (but varied) Pagecounts: 128pp (but varied) Frequency: quarterly |
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UnhingedTotal Issues: 6Small press fantasy/horror fiction magazine.
Editors: Paul J. Lockey Formats: A5 Prices: £2.50 Pagecounts: 80 Frequency: irregular |
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The Union JackTotal Issues: 193Labelled "New Series" from issue 144 (3-Oct-1882). Issues & Index Sources
#superseded by The Union Jack Library PublishersEditorsFormatslarge tabloidPrices1dPagecounts16ppFrequencyweekly |
The Union Jack Library [1888]Total Issues: 12Lofts states "It is believed to have been published weekly," but Gifford gives monthly. "Small pocket size which portrayed on its cover a soldier on one side, a sailor on the other, with a Union Jack spread across the top. Very bloodthirsty stories published. The numbering was very crude, as some copies were numbered one number on the cover and a different one inside. (e.g. issue 3 has No.6 on the cover)." (W.O.G. Lofts)
Frequency: monthly |
The Union Jack Library [1894]Total Issues: 494+1531=2025Best known as the home of Sexton Blake (the character had had first
appeared in The Halfpenny Marvel, 1893, then was moved over to The Union
Jack in 1894). Contained complete stories of 36-40,000 words. Early
covers were by H.M. Lewis, well served by the introduction of colour
covers in the early 1920s, although it was not long before Blake's best
artist, Eric R. Parker came on the scene. The Detective Supplement was
introduced around 1921, some 12,000 words of material (the lead story
was at that time around 25-30,000 words). Issues & Index Sources
#becomes Detective Weekly PublishersHarmsworth (Amalgamated Press)EditorsWilliam H. Maas J.H. Pym S. Rossiter Shepherd [Assistant Editor] Jack Hunt [Assistant Editor] Formatsenlarged to large tabloidPrices½d; increased to 1d; 2d from #885Pagecounts20pp; 28ppFrequencyweekly |
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The Union MagazineUnder Kirkland was mostly fiction, sketches and poetry. Authors inc. J.A. Neal, W.G. Simms, Catherine Sedgwick. Under Sartain mostly literary review and poetry. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersIsrael Post, 1847; James L. DeGraw, 1848; John Sartain, Philadelphia, from 1849.EditorsCaroline M. Kirkland alone to 1848, then with John S. Hart to Jun-1851; Reynell Coates to Nov-1851; then John SartainFrequencymonthly |
UniqueTotal Issues: 1Fanzine.
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Unique RomancesTotal Issues: 1?
Prices: 1/- Pagecounts: 32pp |
Unique Tales [1937]Fanzine. Issues & Index Sources
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Unique Tales [1974]Fanzine.
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The United Co-operativeTotal Issues: 3APA fanzine that published some poetry and fiction by H.P. Lovecraft, among others.
Formats: digest Pagecounts: 8pp |
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