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The Lone Eagle (continued) * ___ v12 #1, July 1936 (Better Publications, Inc., 10¢, 132pp, pulp, cover by Eugene M. Frandzen) from TOC only. [JL] (Contents) * ___ v12 #2, August 1936 (Better/Thrilling Publications, 10¢, 130pp, pulp, cover by Eugene M. Frandzen) [MH] (Contents) * ___ v12 #3, September 1936 (Better/Thrilling Publications, 10¢, 130pp, pulp, cover by Eugene M. Frandzen) [MH] (Contents) * ___ v13 #1, October 1936 (Better Publications, Inc., 10¢, 132pp, pulp, cover by Eugene M. Frandzen) [JL] (Contents) * ___ v13 #3, December 1936 (Better/Thrilling Publications, 10¢, 130pp, pulp, cover by Eugene M. Frandzen) [CP] (Contents) * ___ v14 #1, February 1937 (Better Publications, Inc., 10¢, 132pp, pulp, cover by Eugene M. Frandzen) [JL] (Contents) * ___ v14 #2, April 1937 (Better Publications, Inc., 10¢, 132pp, pulp, cover by Eugene M. Frandzen) [JL] (Contents) * ___ v15 #1, August 1937 (Better Publications, Inc., 10¢, 132pp, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski) [JL] (Contents) * ___ v15 #2, October 1937 (Better/Thrilling Publications, 10¢, 114pp, pulp, cover by Eugene M. Frandzen) [MH] (Contents) * ___ v15 #3, December 1937 (Better Publications, Inc., 10¢, 116pp, pulp, cover by Eugene M. Frandzen) [JL] (Contents) * ___ v16 #1, February 1938 (Better Publications, Inc., 10¢, 116pp, pulp, cover by Eugene M. Frandzen) [JL] (Contents) * ___ v16 #2, April 1938 (Better Publications, Inc., 10¢, 116pp, pulp, cover by Eugene M. Frandzen) [JL] (Contents) * ___ v16 #3, June 1938 (Better Publications, Inc., 10¢, 116pp, pulp, cover by Eugene M. Frandzen) [JL] (Contents) * ___ v17 #1, August 1938 (Better Publications, Inc., 10¢, 116pp, pulp, cover by Eugene M. Frandzen) [JL] (Contents) * ___ v17 #2, October 1938 (Better/Thrilling Publications, 10¢, 114pp, pulp) [MH] (Contents) * ___ v17 #3, December 1938 (Better Publications, Inc., 10¢, 116pp, pulp) [JL] (Contents) * ___ v18 #2, April 1939 (Better Publications, Inc., 10¢, 116pp, pulp, cover by Eugene Frandzen) [JL] (Contents) * ___ v19 #1, August 1939 (Better Publications, Inc., 10¢, 116pp, pulp) from TOC only. [JL] (Contents) * ___ v19 #2, October 1939 (Better Publications Co./Thrilling, 10¢, pulp) [DLS] (Contents) * ___ v21 #2, October 1940 (Better Publications, Inc., 10¢, 116pp, pulp) from TOC only. [JL] (Contents) * ___ v22 #2, April 1941 (Better/Thrilling Publications, 10¢, 114pp, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski) [MH] (Contents)
Lone Eagle (UK)

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The Lone Eagle (UK)

* ___ v22 #1, February 1941 (Atlas Publishing & Distributing Co. Ltd., 6d, 80pp, pulp) Partial reprint of the February 1941 (US) issue, plus 1 story from the October 1940 (US) issue. (Contents)
* ___ v22 #2, April 1941 (Atlas Publishing & Distributing Co. Ltd., 6d, 64pp, pulp) Partial reprint of the April 1941 (US) issue. (Contents)
* ___ v22 #3, June 1941 (Atlas Publishing & Distributing Co. Ltd., 6d, 64pp, pulp) Reprint of the June 1941 (US) issue. (Contents)
The Lone Ranger

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* ___ v 1 #1, August 1936 (3¢, 32pp, pulp) Details taken from eBay listing. [Phil Stephensen-Payne] This publication is of major significance in the development of The Lone Ranger character. As The Lone Ranger radio show was becoming a nationwide popular phenomenon, the Spartan Publishing Co. of New York City published this “Ashcan” prototype for a monthly pulp magazine for copyright purposes. Front cover depicts The Lone Ranger wearing a red bandanna rather than trademark black mask. This prototype is dated 7 months prior to the first issue of the mass circulation publication which was titled “The Lone Ranger Magazine” with the Vol. 1, No. 1 issue dated April 1937. Spartan changed their name to Trojan by April or May 1937. Note that the stories in this issue have no Lone Ranger content, but the third entry on the title page lists page 21 as the start of story “The Lone Ranger Rides—A Glimpse Down Pioneer Trail.” This part of large, bold type reads in part “...It’s The Man Who Rides Alone Who Meets Danger In The Most Dramatic Fashion...The Lone Rider Carries Excitement Wherever He Goes! Follow The Adventures Of The Lone Ranger In Every Thrilling Issue Of This Magazine.” The magazine also carries several full page or smaller advertising pages, including a full-page Johnson-Smith ad showing 21 of their novelties and offering their catalogue. Inside covers are blank, back cover is ad for musical instruction from US School of Music. (Contents)
* ___ v 1 #2, 1936 (pulp) Three stories were announced as “forthcoming in the next issue”. [Phil Stephensen-Payne] (Contents) [ (unpublished]
The Lone Ranger: Heigh-Yo Silver!

* ___ 1938 (Whitman Publishing Co., 10¢, 72pp, 8½" x 11½") Note: Based on the Famous Radio Series. [Tom Daniels] (Contents)
The Lone Ranger Magazine

* ___ features Lasted 8 issues before transforming into Romantic Western.
* ___ v1 #1, April 1937 (Trojan Publishing Corp., pulp, cover by Kidd) [larry@pulpgen.com] (Contents)
* ___ v1 #2, May 1937 (Trojan Publishing Corp., pulp, cover by H. J. Ward) [larry@pulpgen.com] (Contents)
* ___ v1 #3, June 1937 (Trojan Publishing Corp., pulp, cover by H. J. Ward) [larry@pulpgen.com] (Contents)
* ___ v1 #4, July 1937 (Trojan Publishing Corp., pulp, cover by H. J. Ward) [larry@pulpgen.com] (Contents)
* ___ v1 #5, August 1937 (Trojan Publishing Corp., pulp, cover by H. J. Ward) [larry@pulpgen.com/JE:20083] (Contents)
* ___ v1 #6, September 1937 (Trojan Publishing Corp., pulp, cover by H. J. Ward) [larry@pulpgen.com] (Contents)
* ___ v2 #1, October 1937 (Trojan Publishing Corp., pulp, cover by H. J. Ward) [larry@pulpgen.com] (Contents)
* ___ v2 #2, November 1937 (Trojan Publishing Corp., pulp, cover by H. J. Ward) Becomes Romantic Western. [larry@pulpgen.com] (Contents)
Lone Star Western (Australia)

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* ___ v 1 #1 (195?) (Frew Publications Pty., 2/-, 129pp, digest) Details taken from photocopy of Table of Contents. [PSP] (Contents)
The Long Story

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* ___ No. 12, Spring 1994 (The Long Story; Lawrence MA, $5, 5½"x8½") annual magazine. [CB] (Contents)
Look

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* ___ February 19, 1957 (large) [Paul Di Filippo] (Contents)
The Looker-On

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* ___ v 2 #29, September 7, 1929 (Amalgamated Press, The, 3d, 28pp, 9"x12") This is the final issue. [PSP] (Contents)
Los Angeles Times

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* ___ March 25, 1928 (newspaper) [John Locke] (Contents)
* ___ October 14, 1928 (newspaper) [John Locke] (Contents)
* ___ August 21, 1948 (newspaper) [John Locke] (Contents)
* ___ June 20, 1954 (newspaper) [John Locke] (Contents)
Louis L’Amour Western Magazine

* ___ features Information provided by PSP.
* ___ v 1 #1, (March 1994) (Dell Magazines, $2.95, 112pp, quarto, cover by Dan Cosgrove) (Contents)
* ___ v 1 #2, May 1994 (Dell Magazines, $2.95, 104pp, quarto, cover by J. D. Challenger) (Contents)
* ___ v 1 #3, July 1994 (Dell Magazines, $2.95, 104pp, quarto, cover by James Bama) (Contents)
* ___ v 1 #4, September 1994 (Dell Magazines, $2.95, 104pp, quarto, cover by Robert Farrington Elwell) (Contents)
* ___ v 1 #5, November 1994 (Dell Magazines, $2.95, 104pp, quarto, cover by Don Crook) (Contents)
* ___ v 2 #1, January 1995 (Dell Magazines, $2.95, 104pp, quarto, cover by William George) (Contents)
* ___ v 2 #2, March 1995 (Dell Magazines, $2.95, 104pp, quarto, cover by Mort Künstler) (Contents)
* ___ v 2 #3, May 1995 (Dell Magazines, $2.95, 104pp, quarto, cover by Frank C. McCarthy) (Contents)
* ___ v 2 #4, July 1995 (Dell Magazines, $2.95, 104pp, quarto, cover by Nelson Boren) (Contents)
* ___ v 2 #5, September 1995 (Dell Magazines, $2.95, 104pp, quarto, cover by Robert McGinnis) (Contents)
* ___ v 2 #6, November 1995 (Dell Magazines, $2.95, 104pp, quarto, cover by Don Crook) (Contents)
* ___ v 3 #1, January 1996 (Dell Magazines, $2.95, 104pp, quarto, cover by Don Crook) (Contents)
Lovat Dickson’s Magazine

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* ___ v 1 #1, November 1933 (Lovat Dickson Ltd.; London, 1/-, 144pp, 15cm x 22½cm) [Mike Ashley/Denny Lien] (Contents)
* ___ v 1 #2, December 1933 (Lovat Dickson Ltd.; London, 1/-, 144pp, 15cm x 22½cm) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
* ___ v 2 #1, January 1934 (Lovat Dickson Ltd.; London, 1/-, 144pp, 15cm x 22½cm) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
* ___ v 2 #2, February 1934 (Lovat Dickson Ltd.; London, 1/-, 136pp, 15cm x 22½cm) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
* ___ v 2 #3, March 1934 (Lovat Dickson Ltd.; London, 1/-, 136pp, 15cm x 22½cm) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
* ___ v 2 #4, April 1934 (Lovat Dickson Ltd.; London, 1/-, 136pp, 15cm x 22½cm) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
* ___ v 2 #5, May 1934 (Lovat Dickson Ltd.; London, 1/-, 132pp, 15cm x 22½cm) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
* ___ v 2 #6, June 1934 (Lovat Dickson Ltd.; London, 1/-, 128pp, 15cm x 22½cm) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
* ___ v 3 #1, July 1934 (Lovat Dickson Ltd.; London, 1/-, 126pp, 15cm x 22½cm) annual subscription rate drops from 15 to 12 shillings. [Denny Lien] (Contents)
* ___ v 3 #2, August 1934 (Lovat Dickson Ltd.; London, 1/-, 126pp, 15cm x 22½cm) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
* ___ v 3 #3, September 1934 (Lovat Dickson Ltd.; London, 1/-, 126pp, 15cm x 22½cm) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
* ___ v 3 #4, October 1934 (Lovat Dickson Ltd.; London, 1/-, 126pp, 15cm x 22½cm) with this issue there’s a change of editorship, and a policy change to add more articles. [Denny Lien] (Contents)
* ___ v 3 #5, November 1934 (Lovat Dickson Ltd.; London, 1/-, 116pp, 15cm x 22½cm) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
* ___ v 3 #6, December 1934 (Lovat Dickson Ltd.; London, 1/-, 120pp, 15cm x 22½cm) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
* ___ v 4 #1, January 1935 (Lovat Dickson Ltd.; London, 1/-, 120pp, 15cm x 22½cm) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
* ___ v 4 #2, February 1935 (Lovat Dickson Ltd.; London, 1/-, 120pp, 15cm x 22½cm) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
* ___ v 4 #3, March 1935 (Lovat Dickson Ltd.; London, 1/-, 106pp, 15cm x 22½cm) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
* ___ v 4 #4, April 1935 (Lovat Dickson Ltd.; London, 1/-, 120pp, 15cm x 22½cm) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
* ___ v 4 #5, May 1935 (Lovat Dickson Ltd.; London, 1/-, 120pp, 15cm x 22½cm) [Denny Lien] (Contents)
* ___ v 4 #6, June 1935 (Lovat Dickson Ltd.; London, 1/-, 124pp, 15cm x 22½cm) This is the last issue, though nothing in the issue itself indicates that, and subscriptions were still offered. But “End Pages” is gone, aside from a couple of lines announcing the winner of their last contest, which may be significant. What also may be significant is a production error where most pages are numbered incorrectly (and this is retained in the facsimile I’m using); the numbers as given on the toc are correct (and it’s those I use below) but those on the pages themselves drop two hundred digits starting with the page that should be 613 but is appears as 413 — and so on to “508” which is really 708, and the last page of the last issue. [Denny Lien] (Contents)
Love Adventures

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* ___ v 1 #1, March 1933 (Anthony J. Harkness Inc., 15¢, 144pp+, pulp) [STM] (Contents)
Love and Romance

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* ___ May/Jun 1948 (Star Publishing Corporation, 1/-, 24pp) (Contents)
Love and War Stories

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* ___ v 1 #1, January 1930 (Good Story Magazine Company, Inc., 20¢, 128pp+, pulp) TOC lists date as December 1929. [JL] (Contents)
Love Book Magazine

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* ___ v 1 #3, November 1936 (Popular Publications, Inc., 10¢, 128pp+, pulp, cover by Martha Traver) [JL, from ToC] (Contents)
* ___ v 1 #4, December 1936 (Popular Publications, 10¢, 128pp, pulp, cover by Martha Traver) Story illus. by Clinton Spooner. [JE] (Contents)
* ___ v 1 #5, January 1937 (Popular Publications, 10¢, 128pp+, pulp, cover by Martha Traver) [JL] (Contents)
* ___ v 1 #6, February 1937 (Popular Publications, 10¢, 128pp+, pulp, cover by Martha Traver) [JL] (Contents)
* ___ v 2 #1, May 1937 (Popular Publications, 10¢, 128pp+, pulp, cover by Martha Traver) [JL] (Contents)
* ___ v 2 #2, June 1937 (Popular Publications, 10¢, 128pp+, pulp, cover by Martha Traver) [JL] (Contents)
* ___ v 2 #3, July 1937 (Popular Publications, 10¢, 128pp+, pulp, cover by Martha Traver) [JL] (Contents)
* ___ v 2 #4, August 1937 (Popular Publications, 10¢, 128pp+, pulp, cover by Martha Traver) [JL] (Contents)
* ___ v 3 #1, September 1937 (Popular Publications, 10¢, 128pp+, pulp) [JL] (Contents)
* ___ v 3 #2, October 1937 (Popular Publications, 10¢, 128pp+, pulp) [JL] (Contents)
* ___ v 3 #4, December 1937 (Popular Publications, 10¢, 128pp+, pulp) [JL] (Contents)
* ___ v 4 #1, January 1938 (Popular Publications, 10¢, 128pp+, pulp) [JL] (Contents)
* ___ v 4 #4, April 1938 (Popular Publications, 10¢, 128pp+, pulp) [JL] (Contents)
* ___ v 5 #1, May 1938 (Popular Publications, 10¢, pulp) [PSP] (Contents)
* ___ v 5 #3, July 1938 (Popular Publications, 10¢, 112pp+, pulp) [JL] (Contents)
* ___ v 6 #1, September 1938 (Popular Publications, 10¢, 112pp+, pulp) [JL] (Contents)
* ___ v 6 #2, October 1938 (Popular Publications, 10¢, pulp) [PSP] (Contents)
* ___ v 7 #1, January 1939 (Popular Publications, 10¢, 112pp+, pulp) [JL] (Contents)
* ___ v 7 #3, March 1939 (Popular Publications, 10¢, 112pp, pulp) [PSP] (Contents)
* ___ v 7 #4, April 1939 (Popular Publications, 10¢, 112pp+, pulp) [JL] (Contents)
* ___ v10 #4, April 1940 (pulp) Contents taken from auction listing on eBay. (Contents)
* ___ v14 #2, June 1941 (Popular Publications, 10¢, 112pp, pulp) [PSP] (Contents)
* ___ v14 #3, July 1941 (Popular Publications, 10¢, 112pp, pulp) [PSP] (Contents)
* ___ v18 #4, January 1943 (pulp) Contents taken from auction listing on eBay. (Contents)
* ___ v19 #4, May 1943 (pulp) Contents taken from auction listing on eBay. (Contents)
* ___ v20 #1, June 1943 (pulp) Contents taken from auction listing on eBay. (Contents)
* ___ v20 #3, August 1943 (pulp) Contents taken from auction listing on eBay. (Contents)
* ___ v21 #3, December 1943 (pulp) Contents taken from auction listing on eBay. (Contents)
* ___ v21 #4, January 1944 (pulp) Contents taken from auction listing on eBay. (Contents)
* ___ v23 #1, June 1944 (Popular Publications, 10¢, pulp) Information from EBAY ToC scan. (Contents)
* ___ v23 #2, July 1944 (pulp) Contents taken from auction listing on eBay. (Contents)
* ___ v23 #3, August 1944 (Popular Publications, Inc., 10¢, pulp) [JL, from ToC] (Contents)
* ___ v24 #2, November 1944 (Popular Publications, 15¢, 88pp, pulp) Details from EBAY auction. (Contents)
* ___ v24 #4, January 1945 (pulp) Contents taken from auction listing on eBay. (Contents)
* ___ v25 #1, February 1945 (pulp) Contents taken from auction listing on eBay. (Contents)
* ___ v25 #3, April 1945 (Popular Publications, Inc., 15¢, pulp) [JL, from ToC] (Contents)
* ___ v27 #2, November 1945 (15¢, pulp) Partial contents from auction listing on eBay. (Contents)
* ___ v27 #3, December 1945 (pulp) Contents taken from auction listing on eBay. (Contents)
* ___ v32 #3, August 1947 (Popular Publications, 15¢, pulp) Contents taken from auction listing on eBay. (Contents)
* ___ v32 #4, September 1947 (pulp) Contents taken from auction listing on eBay. (Contents)
* ___ v33 #4, January 1948 (Popular Publications, 15¢, 88pp, pulp) Details from EBAY auction. (Contents)
* ___ March 1948 (Popular Publications, 15¢, 98pp, pulp) Details from EBAY auction. (Contents)
* ___ v36 #2, November 1948 (Popular Publications, 15¢, pulp) [PSP] (Contents)

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