Issues seen for 2-1949, 6-1955, 7-1956, 10-56 (v2 #3), 7-1957 (v4 #1). 7-1957 is Vol 4 #1, suggesting 2 series?

British reprint of Dime Western Magazine.

Total Issues: 4

Contained a mix of articles about indians, real life lawmen and outlaws, guns etc. Short stories and author interviews. There were also book (fiction and nonfiction), film and music reviews.

Initially written mostly by Hall who produced western and naval tales and sketches, plus verse, history, criticism and gossip. Hall was especially interested in the legends of the frontier; also pub'd early work by Harriet Beecher ("A New England Sketch" Apr-1834). Thereafter became mostly a review.

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A magazine devoted to the art, literature, progress and development of the Inter-Mountain West. Official organ of the "See America First" League. Published some stories by J.U. Giesy in 1910.

Possibly preceded by a weekly magazine called Truth.

Issues typically contained a long lead novel and a filler short story.

Series of monthly novels in digest format. #20 and #21 in 1936, and at least one earlier issue in 1934. Reprinted in 1944 by Hillman.

Some issues as Western Novel and Short Stories.

Total Issues: 8

British Reprint Edition of Western Novels and Short Stories featuring covers with the full title, but given as Western Novels only in the table of contents.

Total Issues: 5+18=23

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Total Issues: 3+1+1=5

The Octopus was a villain-oriented character pulp. Numbering continued from Western Raider, whose first issue was dated Aug/Sep 1938. The second novel in this series featured a different villain and appeared in the separately numbered issue of The Scorpion.

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Total Issues: 19

Total Issues: 6

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#merges with Dime Western Magazine

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