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True Twilight TalesTotal Issues: 2
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True War [1956]Total Issues: 5+
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True War [1975]Total Issues: 5+Possibly non-fiction.
Sources: MansWorld |
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True Weird (Stories)Total Issues: 3True Weird was a large magazine subtitled "strange... fantastic... true!". The magazine contained no fiction. It dealt with sensationalized accounts of myths legends and stories. Topics such as Lincoln's ghost, Count St. Germain (4000 year old man), levitation, the Holland tulip mania of 1635 and various vampires, witches and werewolves. The magazine would not be of interest to most collectors.
Editors: Howard Booth Formats: bedsheet Sources: UltGuide, MansWorld |
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True West
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True Western AdventuresCopy of #1 seen for 1957.
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True Western and Far WestSpurious reading of entry for True Western Stories Sources: DinWest |
True Western StoriesTotal Issues: 13+4+23+28+7+9=84Issues & Index Sources
PublishersStreet & SmithFormatsstandard pulpFrequencymonthlySourcesAHGTTP, UltGuide, DinWest |
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True World
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TrumpetTotal Issues: 12Amateur magazine.
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Trunk StoriesTotal Issues: 4Horror and speculative fiction magazine with fiction, articles and poetry.
Editors: William Smith Email Address: trunkstories@hotmail.com Prices: $4.00 Pagecounts: 38 Frequency: bi-annual |
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TruthTotal Issues: 4240Essentially an expose magazine aimed at political and society issues, but covering all forms of art and literature. It usually ran one or two stories per issue and, in 1877, Grenville Murray began the popular "Queer Stories" feature that later supplied enough material to fill at least 24 books of selected reprints. Most stories were anonymous and many gave the impression of being true, but all (?) were fiction. Truth published H.G. Wells's "In the Modern Vein" (8-Mar-1894). Later contributors included E.R. Punshon and Douglas Newton. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersTruth Publishing Co., LondonEditorsFormatstabloidFrequencyweeklySourcesBritLit3 |
Truth (Canada)Subtitled "A Weekly Magazine of Current Literature", the magazine
features a mix of short and medium-length Canadian and international
news (some identified by source), jokes and puns and amusing anecdotes,
short essays about politics, installments of four or five novels, and
lots of ads (including one for the Great Ottoman Blood Remedy). Sort of
a late Victorian Canadian READER'S DIGEST.
Formats: saddle-stitched roughly-tabloid-sized newsprint magazine Pagecounts: 32pp |
Truth (US)Believed to be like Puck, Judge, and Life, and documented as an early magazine to carry comic strips (first appearance of "The Yellow Kid" in #372, 2-Jun-1894). Issues & Index Sources
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The TryoutTotal Issues: 300Fanzine that published some early stories by H.P. Lovecraft.
Editors: Charles W. Smith Formats: 5" x 7" Pagecounts: 22pp Frequency: monthly |
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Tubby Haig SupplementTotal Issues: 9 (numbered 51A - 59A)Issued as a supplement to Bullseye Library in order to get around the
wartime ban on new publications.
Editors: Augustus Baker Prices: 2d Pagecounts: 36pp Frequency: monthly |
Tumbleweed
Editors: Joseph E. Shelton |
