The FictionMags Index

Index by Magazine Issue: Page 573

The Phantom Detective (continued)
• []v49 #2, May 1947 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 15¢, 114pp, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski) (Contents)
• []v49 #3, July 1947 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski) (Contents)
• []v50 #1, September 1947 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski) (Contents)
• []v50 #2, November 1947 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski) (Contents)
• []v50 #3, January 1948 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 15¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v51 #1, March 1948 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski) (Contents)
• []v51 #2, May 1948 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 15¢, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski) (Contents)
• []v51 #3, July 1948 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 15¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v52 #1, September 1948 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 15¢, 114pp, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski) (Contents)
• []v52 #2, November 1948 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 15¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v52 #3, January 1949 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 20¢, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski) (Contents)
• []v53 #1, March 1949 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 20¢, 130pp, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski) (Contents)
• []v53 #2, Spring 1949 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 20¢, 130pp, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski) (Contents)
• []v53 #3, Summer 1949 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 20¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v54 #1, Fall 1949 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 20¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v54 #2, Winter 1950 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 20¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v54 #3, Spring 1950 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 20¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v55 #1, Summer 1950 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 20¢, 130pp, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski) (Contents)
• []v55 #2, Fall 1950 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 20¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v55 #3, Winter 1951 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 20¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v56 #1, Spring 1951 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 25¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v56 #2, Summer 1951 (25¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v56 #3, Fall 1951 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 25¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v57 #1, Winter 1952 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 25¢, pulp, cover by Samuel Cherry) (Contents)
• []v57 #2, Spring 1952 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 25¢, pulp, cover by Samuel Cherry) (Contents)
• []v57 #3, Summer 1952 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 25¢, pulp, cover by Kirk Wilson) (Contents)
• []v58 #1, Fall 1952 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 25¢, pulp, cover by Kirk Wilson) (Contents)
• []v58 #2, Winter 1953 (25¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v58 #3, Spring 1953 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 25¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v59 #1, Summer 1953 (Standard Magazines, Inc., 25¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v59 #2, Fall 1953 (unpublished) (Contents)

[]The Phantom Detective (Canada)   (about)
Canadian reprint edition of The Phantom Detective. (Pub. Info.)
• []v39 #3, February 1943 (American News Company, 15¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []May 1943 (American News Co., 15¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []August 1943 (American News Co., 15¢, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
• []November 1943 (American News Company, 15¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v41 #1, February 1944 (American News Company, 15¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v41 #2, May 1944 (American News Co., 15¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v41 #3, August 1944 (American News Co., pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
• []v42 #1, November 1944 (American News Co., 15¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v45 #1, February 1945 (Standard Magazines, Toronto, 15¢, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski) (Contents)
• []v45 #2 April 1945 (Standard Magazines, Toronto, 10¢, 82pp, pulp) (Contents)
• []v45 #3 June 1945 (Standard Magazines, Toronto, pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
• []v46 #1, August 1945 (Standard Magazines, Toronto, 10¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v46 #2, October 1945 (Standard Magazines, Toronto, 10¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v46 #3, December 1945 (Standard Magazines, Toronto, 10¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v47 #1, February 1946 (Standard Magazines, Toronto, 10¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v47 #2, April 1946 (Standard Magazines, Toronto, 10¢, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski) (Contents)
• []v47 #3, June 1946 (Standard Magazines, Toronto, pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
• []v48 #1, August 1946 (Standard Magazines, Toronto, 10¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v48 #2, November 1946 (Standard Magazines, Toronto, 10¢, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski) (Contents)
• []v48 #3, January 1947 (pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
• []v49 #1, March 1947 (pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
• []v49 #2, May 1947 (pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
• []v49 #3, July 1947 (pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
• []v50 #1, September 1947 (pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
• []v50 #2, November 1947 (pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
• []v50 #3, January 1948 (Better Publications of Canada, Ltd., 15¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v51 #1, March 1948 (Better Publications of Canada, Ltd., pulp) (Contents)
• []v51 #2, May 1948 (Better Publications of Canada, Ltd., 15¢, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski) (Contents)
• []v51 #3, July 1948 (pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
• []v52 #1, September 1948 (Better Publications of Canada, Ltd., 15¢, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski) (Contents)
• []v52 #2, November 1948 (Better Publications of Canada, Ltd., 20¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v52 #3, January 1949 (Better Publications of Canada, Ltd., pulp) (Contents)
• []v53 #1, March 1949 (Better Publications of Canada, Ltd., pulp) (Contents)
• []v53 #2, Spring 1949 (pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
• []v53 #3, Summer 1949 (Better Publications, Toronto, 20¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v54 #1, Fall 1949 (Better Publications, Toronto, 20¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v54 #2, Winter 1950 (pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
• []v54 #3, Spring 1950 (pulp) (Contents) (Missing)
• []v55 #1, Summer 1950 (Better Publications, Toronto, 20¢, pulp, cover by Rudolph Belarski) (Contents) (Incomplete)
• []v55 #2, Fall 1950 (Better Publications, Toronto, 20¢, pulp) (Contents)
• []v55 #3, Winter 1951 (Better Publications, Toronto, 20¢, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)

[]The Phantom Detective (UK)   (about)
British reprint edition of The Phantom Detective. (Pub. Info.)
• []#1, (1950?) (Pemberton’s (of Manchester) Ltd., 1/-, pulp) (Contents)
• []#2, (1950?) (Pemberton’s (of Manchester) Ltd., 9d, 64pp, pulp) (Contents)
• []#3, (1950?) (9d, pulp) (Contents) (Incomplete)
• []#4, (August 1950) (Pemberton’s (of Manchester) Ltd., 9d, 64pp, pulp) (Contents)

[]Phantom Detective Cases   (about)
One of the many undated “one shot” magazines published in the UK in the years after the Second World War. Second in a loose series with Crime Confessions, Mystery Crime Cases and Dynamic Detective Cases. (Pub. Info.)
• []n.d. (July 1948) (John Spencer, 1/-, 28pp, pulp) (Contents)

[]Phantom Drift   (about)
• []#1, Fall 2011 (Phantom Drift Limited, OR, $15.00, 160pp) (Contents)
• []#2, October 2012 (Contents)
• []#3, October 2013 (Phantom Drift Limited, $15.00, 162pp, tp, cover by Chris Mars) (Contents)
• []#4, October 2014 (Phantom Drift Limited, $15.00, 170pp, tp, cover by Damian Michaels) (Contents) (Incomplete)
• []#5, October 2015 (Phantom Drift Limited, $15.00, 170pp, tp, cover by Paul Lewin) (Contents)
• []#6, October 2016 (Phantom Drift Limited, $15.00, 172pp, tp, cover by Irene Hardwicke Olivieri) (Contents) (Incomplete)
• []#7, October 2017 (Phantom Drift Limited, $15.00, 172pp, tp, cover by Alan M. Clark) (Contents)
• []#8, (January) 2019 (Phantom Drift Limited, $15.00, 176pp, tp, cover by Naoto Hattori) (Contents)
• []#9, (April) 2020 (Phantom Drift Limited, $15.00, 176pp, tp, cover by John Coyne) (Contents)
• []#10, (December) 2020 (Phantom Drift Limited, $15.00, 176pp, tp, cover by Nicoletta Ceccoli) (Contents)

[]Phantom Magazine   (about)
• []#0, Fall 2006 ($5.95) (Contents)

[]Phantom Mystery Magazine   (about)
British reprint edition of The Phantom Detective. (Pub. Info.)
• []v1 #1, August 1961 (digest) (Contents)
• []v1 #2, September 1961 (Atlas Publishing & Distributing Co. Ltd., 2/-, 128pp, digest) (Contents)
• []v1 #3, October 1961 (Atlas Publishing & Distributing Co. Ltd., 2/-, 128pp, digest) (Contents)
• []v1 #4, November 1961 (Atlas Publishing & Distributing Co. Ltd., 2/-, 127pp, digest) (Contents)
• []v1 #5, December 1961 (2/-, digest) (Contents)
• []v1 #6, January 1962 (2/-, digest) (Contents)
• []v1 #7, February 1962 (2/-, digest) (Contents)
• []v1 #8, March 1962 (Atlas Publishing & Distributing Co. Ltd., 2/-, 112pp, digest) (Contents)
• []v1 #9, April 1962 (Atlas Publishing & Distributing Co. Ltd., 2/-, 128pp, digest) (Contents)

[]The Phantom Suspense-Mystery Magazine   (about)
Australian crime magazine reprinting from American magazines such as Manhunt, Pursuit Detective Story Magazine and Hunted Detective Story Magazine. (Pub. Info.)
• []v1 #1, 195? (The Original Novels Foundation, 2/-, 114pp, digest) (Contents)
• []v1 #2, 195? (The Original Novels Foundation, 2/-, 114pp, digest) (Contents)
• []v1 #3, 195? (The Original Novels Foundation, 2/-, 116pp, digest) (Contents)
• []v1 #4, 195? (The Original Novels Foundation, 2/-, 114pp, digest) (Contents)
• []v1 #5, 195? (The Original Novels Foundation, 2/-, 114pp, digest) (Contents)
• []v1 #6, 195? (The Original Novels Foundation, 2/-, 114pp, digest) (Contents)

[]Phantoms   (about)
Small press fantasy/horror fiction magazine. (Pub. Info.)
• []July 1996 (Phantoms, £2.80, 42pp, A5) (Contents)
• []September 1996 (Phantoms, £2.80, 40pp, A5) (Contents)
• []November 1996 (Phantoms, £2.80, 40pp, A5) (Contents)
• []January 1997 (Phantoms, £2.80, 48pp, A5) (Contents)
• []March 1997 (Phantoms, £2.80, 45pp, A5) (Contents)
• []May 1997 (Phantoms, £2.80, 48pp, A5) (Contents)

[]Phenomena   (about)
• []v2 #2, #4, Summer 1983 (Foster Publications, $1.75/£1.00, 32pp, 7″ x 8½″ s/s) (Contents)

[]Phil May’s Annual   (about)
This was an interesting annual - sometimes appearing twice yearly as a WINTER ANNUAL and SUMMER ANNUAL - in fact the full title was usually presented as PHIL MAY’S ILLUSTRATED WINTER [or SUMMER] ANNUAL. Apart from two larger issues it was normally a squat almost square format, always with the same cover of a jester. It went through a range of editors and publishers and the early issues reflected Phil May’s renown for cartoons and jokes and the stories were usually humorous, certainly light hearted, and occasionally romantic. The odd ghost story or weird tale was also often humorous. However over time it grew increasingly macabre, especially under its final editor Harry Thompson whose issues are almost all full of weird and supernatural stories, the best by the Australian Ernest Favenc. I’ve listed the fiction and articles only but between every story was usually a cartoon or sketch by May, sometimes a portfolio of several pages. Needless to say the magazine did not long outlast his death. There are some well known names here but also some very strange stories by virtual unknowns. All the Sophie Osmond stories are weird. There’s also a Sherlock Holmes pastiche - I haven’t checked yet but I wasn’t sure if this was recorded. It’s by a “Mr. M--” who I believe is Julian Croskey - whoever he was.
Details supplied by Mike Ashley.
• []#1, Summer 1892 (The Central Publishing & Advertising Co., 1/-, 126pp, cover by Phil May) (Contents)
• []#2, Winter 1892 (Walter Haddon’s Central Publishing & Advertising Co., 1/-, 112pp, cover by Phil May) (Contents)
• []#3, Winter 1893 (Walter Haddon’s Central Publishing & Advertising Co., 1/-, 112pp, cover by Phil May) (Contents)
• []#4, Winter 1894 (Walter Haddon’s Central Publishing & Advertising Co., 1/-, 112pp, cover by Phil May) (Contents)
• []#5, Winter 1895 (The Office, Bouverie House, 1/-, 112pp, cover by Phil May) (Contents)
• []#6, Winter 1896 (Neville Beeman, Ltd., 1/-, 122pp, cover by Phil May) (Contents)
• []#7, Winter 1897 (Neville Beeman, Ltd., 1/-, 112pp, cover by Phil May) (Contents)
• []#8, Summer (June) 1898 (W. Thacker, 1/-, 112pp, standard, cover by Phil May) (Contents)
• []#9, Winter (December) 1898 (W. Thacker, 1/-, 112pp, standard, cover by Phil May) (Contents)
• []#10, Winter (December) 1899 (W. Thacker, 1/-, 96pp, cover by Phil May) (Contents)
• []#11, Winter 1900/01 (W. Thacker, 1/-, 96pp, cover by Phil May) (Contents)
• []#12, Winter 1901/02 (W. Thacker, 1/-, 96pp, cover by Phil May) (Contents)
• []#13, Summer 1902 (W. Thacker, 1/-, 96pp, cover by Phil May) (Contents)
• []#14, Winter 1902/03 (W. Thacker, 1/-, 96pp, cover by Phil May) (Contents)
• []#15, Winter 1903/04 (W. Thacker, 1/-, 96pp, cover by Phil May) (Contents)
• []#16, Winter 1904/05 (W. Thacker, 1/-, 96pp, cover by Phil May) (Contents)

[]Philadelphia City Paper   (about)
• []January 15-22, 2004 (Paul Curci, free, 96pp, tabloid) (Contents)
• []March 17-24, 2005 (Paul Curci, free, 96pp, tabloid) (Contents)
• []January 5-12, 2006 (Paul Curci, free, 80pp, tabloid, cover by Ryan Casey) (Contents)
• []#1215, September 4-11, 2008 (Philadelphia Experiments, free, 72pp, tabloid) (Contents)
• []January 1, 2009 (Philadelphia Experiments, free, tabloid) (Contents)
• []#1401, April 5-11, 2012 (free, 56pp, tabloid) (Contents)

[]The Philadelphia Independent   (about)
• []v1 #3, Late Summer, 2002 (50¢, 14pp, broadside) (Contents)
• []v1 #4, Autumn 2002 (50¢, 14pp, broadside) (Contents)

[]The Philadelphia Inquirer   (about)
• []December 16, 1894 (Contents) (Incomplete)
• []December 2, 1900 (Contents) (Incomplete)
• []June 6, 1909 (Contents) (Incomplete)
• []March 12, 1950 (Contents) (Incomplete)
• []July 12, 1989 (Contents) (Incomplete)
• []August 18, 1991 (Contents) (Incomplete)
• []#311, April 7, 2009 (Philadelphia Media Holdings, small broadsheet, 75¢) (Contents)
• []#312, April 8, 2009 (Philadelphia Media Holdings, small broadsheet, 75¢) (Contents)

[]Philadelphia Stories   (about)
• []v2 #1, Spring 2005 (free, 20pp, 8½″ x 11″, cover by David Aronson) (Contents)
• []v2 #4, Winter 2005-2006 (free, 20pp, 8½″ x 11″) (Contents)

[]Phobos Magazine   (about)
• []#1, Autumn/Winter 2013 (Tower Phobos, $4.99, cover by Alfred Klosterman) (Contents)
• []#2, (July) 2014 (Tower Phobos, $2.99, ebook, cover by K-Fai Steele) (Contents)
• []#3, (February) 2015 (Tower Phobos, $5.99, cover by Ron Sanders) (Contents)
• []#4, (July) 2017 (Tower Phobos, $6.99, cover by Abigail Larsen) (Contents) (Incomplete)

[]The Phoenix (1914)
• []v1 #1, June 1914 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v1 #2, July 1914 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v1 #3, August 1914 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v1 #4, September 1914 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v1 #5, October 1914 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v1 #6, November 1914 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v2 #1, December 1914 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v2 #2, January 1915 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v2 #3/4, February/March 1915 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 40pp+) (Contents)
• []v2 #5, April 1915 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v2 #6, May 1915 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v3 #1, June 1915 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v3 #2/3, July/August 1915 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v3 #4, September 1915 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v3 #5, October 1915 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v3 #6, November 1915 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v4 #1, December 1915 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v4 #2, January 1916 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v4 #3, February 1916 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v4 #4, March 1916 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v4 #5, April 1916 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v4 #6/v5 #1, May/June 1916 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v5 #2, July 1916 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v5 #3, August 1916 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v5 #4, September 1916 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v5 #5, October 1916 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v5 #6, November 1916 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)
• []v6 #1, Dec 1916 (Michael Monahan, 10¢, 32pp+) (Contents)

[]Phoenix (1941)   (about)
• []v3 #1, October/November 1941 (Cynthia Crawshaw, 6d, 16pp, 5“x7.75”) (Contents)

[]Phoenix (1946)   (about)
• []Spring 1946 (The Furze Press, 1/6d, 36pp, 5“x8.5”) (Contents)
• []Autumn 1946 (The Furze Press, 1/6d, 36pp, 5“x8.5”) (Contents)

[]Phoenix Phables   (about)
• []v1 #1, June 1998 (13th Hour Publications, 36pp+, quarto, cover by D. L. Hutchinson) (Contents)

[]Photo Detective   (about)
A light fiction detective magazine “with as fresh a slant as tomorrow’s newspaper.” The stories were illustrated with photographs of models. The men are shown fully clothed and generally intently examining clues. The women show a lot of leg. (Pub. Info.)
• []v1 #1, September 1937 (Emess Publishing Company, 15¢, 32pp, 9″ x 12″) (Contents)