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Coronet [v 1 #4, February 1937] ed. Anon. (David A. Smart, 35¢, 196pp, digest) [PSP]

Coronet [v 1 #5, March 1937] ed. Arnold Gingrich (David A. Smart, 35¢, 194pp, digest, cover by Corneille de Lyon) Only major contents listed. [PSP]

Coronet [v 2 #1, Whole No. 7, May 1937] Only fiction listed.

Coronet [v 4 #3, Whole No. 21, July 1938] (Esquire, Inc., digest) Information from EBAY auction. Only fiction listed.

Coronet [v30 #2, Whole No. 176, June 1951] ed. Gordon Carroll (Esquire, Inc., 25¢, 160pp, digest) [PSP]

Coronet [v41 #5, Whole No. 245, March 1957] ed. Lewis W. Gillenson (Esquire, Inc., 25¢, 160pp, digest, cover by Arthur Sarnoff) [KB, from ToC]

Corpse

The Corpse Magazine [v 1 #1, April 2004] ed. Paul Grant (Oleander Press; Beaverton, OR, $4.95, 188pp+, tp, cover by William “Nick” Johns)

Corpse [v 1 #1, April 2004] ed. Paul Grant (Oleander Press; Beaverton, OR, 188pp, tp) [PDF]

Corridor

Corridor [# 1, January/February 1971] ed. Michael Butterworth (cover by Rick Barman) Back cover: Arthur Moyse.

Corridor [# 2, May/June 1971] ed. Michael Butterworth (cover by Bob Jenkins) Back Cover: Jack Yates.

Corridor [# 3, May/June 1972] ed. Michael Butterworth

Corridor [# 4, Winter 1972] ed. Michael Butterworth (cover by David Britton)

Corridor [# 5, 1974] ed. Michael Butterworth pp. 2 and 31 of SF Foundation copy [inside front and back covers] unprinted. Becomes Wordworks.

Cosmic Speculative Fiction

Cosmic Speculative Fiction [v 1 #1, Spring 2004] ed. Edward McFadden (Edward McFadden, free, 22pp, 8½" x 11" PDF) Free via email from EdMcFadden6@yahoo.com. [TM]

Cosmopolitan
          The Cosmopolitan — USA; Mar. 1886- ; Joseph N. Hallock (1886-1889), John Brisben Walker (1889-1905), William Randolph Hearst (1905- ); monthly; standard format, on coated stock, often with colour illustrations, it became a big slick with the Sep. 1916 issue; editors Joseph N. Hallock (1886-1889), John Brisben Walker (1889-1905), Ray Long (1918-1931); although failing when taken over in 1889, it became a success under Walker in the 1890s, dropping its price to 10 cents in competition with the new-model magazines such as McClure’s and Munsey’s; it serialized Wells’s “The War of the Worlds” (1897) and “The First Men in the Moon” (1900-1901); other authors included Maxim Gorky, W. W. Jacobs, Ambrose Bierce, Arthur B. Reeve; went through a muck-raking period in the 1900s but switched heavily to fiction in 1912; absorbed Hearst’s International, Mar. 1925. [DP]

The Cosmopolitan [v18 #3, January 1895] ed. John Brisben Walker & Arthur Sherburne Hardy Details taken from photocopy of Table of Contents. [PSP]

The Cosmopolitan [v19 #2, June 1895] ed. John Brisben Walker & Arthur Sherburne Hardy Details taken from photocopy of Table of Contents. [PSP]

The Cosmopolitan [v 22 #6, April 1897] ed. John Brisben Walker (10¢) Details taken from scan of Table of Contents. [Phil Stephensen-Payne]

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