Each issue rebound three unsold issues of Fantastic Adventures with a new cover.

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Adventure Fiction Index

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Publishers:   Pulp Tales Press
Formats:   digest
Prices:   $10.95
Pagecounts:   80pp

#1 carried the front cover and the lead story from the US July 1946 issue, as well as the Frank Paul back cover from the same date. #2 had the cover and lead story from US June 1942 and it, too carried a Frank Paul back cover, but this one from the original US issue from December 1945. These two issues were only 32 pages in length and the remaining stories they contained were drawn from various earlier numbers from the 1942-45 period. SFI gives 1947 as the date for these, but IdxBSF dates them as July and September 1946, which are the dates used here.

British reprint edition of Fantastic Adventures.

Reprints seven stories from Fantastic Adventures.

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Science Fiction Index

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Publishers:   Fiction House Press
Formats:   quarto

An SF/fantasy catalog that regularly published fiction from 1992 to 2005.

Online SF magazine.

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Canadian reprint edition of Fantastic Novels Magazine.

British reprint edition of Fantastic Novels Magazine.

There were two undated issues in 1950 or thereabouts. One is unnumbered and is a full reprint of the November 1949 (US) issue, while the other is numbered as #1 and is a partial reprint of the May 1949 (US) issue. The first is thought to have appeared first but doesn't list a publisher, although it carries a Thorpe & Porter advert on the back, while the second gives the publisher as "Pembertons (of Manchester)".

Dreadful juvenile sf. According to Walter Gibson all of the stories in this magazine were written either by himself or Ed Burkholder. Gibson could only identify one of his pseudonyms. One of the bylines is a known Burkholder pseudonym. J. Randolph Cox, who prepared a massive bibliography of Gibson's work, examined the remainder of the stories and is of the opinion that the two Bruce Crandall stories are probably by Gibson, and that the others are probably not.

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Booklet series.

Online magazine that also publishes an ebook edition. The final issue was an unnumbered "People of Color Take Over Fantastic Stories of the Imagination".

Fanzine.

Fantastic Story Quarterly was a pulp magazine which merged pulp reprints with new stories, with each issue featuring a lead novel or novella and a number of short stories.

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