The FictionMags Index

Magazines, Listed by Title

Just SF:    (about)
Fanzine.

Just SF
(Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1 #1, 1981 ($2.00, 44pp, octavo, cover by John Betancourt) (Contents)

Paradox
Title changed from Just SF. A third issue was advertised in late 1982 but was never published. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ v2 #1, Summer 1982 ($2.00, 54pp, large e/s, cover by Kiel Stuart) (Contents)

Justice    (about)
A pulp magazine in all but format, Justice carried the subtitle “Amazing Detective Mysteries”, but focused on crime-adventure rather than detective puzzle plots. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1 #1, May 1955 (Non-Pareil Publishing Corp. (Atlas), 35¢, 160pp+, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #2, July 1955 (Non-Pareil Publishing Corp., 35¢, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #3, October 1955 (Non-Pareil Publishing Corp., 35¢, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #1, January 1956 (Non-Pareil Publishing Corp., 35¢, digest) (Contents)

K-9 and His Bowser Aces    (about)
One-shot fanzine—a parody of the Ziff-Davis pulps. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1 #1, July 1990 (Pulp Confidential Press, $10.00, 12pp, 8.5" x 5.5", cover by George Chastain) (Contents)

Ka-Zar:    (about)
A character pulp. The lead novels are usually SF in nature, but the back up stories almost never are.

Ka-Zar
(Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1 #1, October 1936 (Manvis Publications, Inc., 10¢, 128pp+, pulp, cover by J. W. Scott) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #2, January 1937 (Manvis Publications, Inc., 10¢, 128pp+, pulp, cover by J. W. Scott) (Contents)

Ka-Zar the Great
Title changed from Ka-Zar.
• ___ v1 #3, June 1937 (Manvis Publications, Inc., 10¢, 128pp+, pulp, cover by J. W. Scott) (Contents)

Kadath (1974)    (about)
This issue was printed but, for reasons not known, was never officially distributed; at least no subscribers are known to have received it. Carter did give a few copies away to friends over the years and photocopies of those have begun to circulate in recent years. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ #1, 1974 ($5.00, 28pp, large, cover by John Allan) (Contents)

Kadath (1979)    (about)
Semi-professional magazine. The first two issues were entirely in Italian. Approximately half the print run of the second issue contained an extra, separately paginated section, printed in English. Starting with #4 the issues were printed entirely in English. We have indexed only the English contents. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1 #1, October 1979
• ___ v1 #2, Maggio 1980 (L2500, 48+viiipp+, large s/s) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #3, November 1980 (L3000, 56pp+, large s/s, cover by photo) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #4, July 1981 ($4/£1.80, 36pp+, large s/s, cover by Jim Pitts) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #1, July 1982 ($5/£2.50, large s/s, cover by Jim Pitts) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #2/3, Fall 1984 ($9/£5, large s/s, cover by Jim Pitts) (Contents)

The Kalahari Review    (about)
• ___ #1, Winter 1992 (Kalahari Press, $8.50, 66pp, 6" x 9" s/s) (Contents)

The Kaleidograph    (about)
• ___ v7 #9, January 1936 (Whitney Montgomery & Vaida Stewart Montgomery; Dallas, TX, 25¢, 24pp, 9½" x 6¼") (Contents)

Kaleidotrope    (about)
• ___ #1, October 2006 (Kaleidotrope; Carle Place, NY, $4.00, 44pp+, 7" x 8½", cover by Jim Cleaveland) (Contents)
• ___ #2, April 2007 (Kaleidotrope; Carle Place, NY, $4.00, 48pp+, 7" x 8½", cover by Remi Treuer) (Contents)
• ___ #3, October 2007 (cover by Remi Treuer) (Contents)
• ___ #4, April 2008 (cover by Remi Treuer) (Contents)
• ___ #5, October 2008 (cover by Jim Cleaveland) (Contents)
• ___ #6, April 2009 (cover by Creighton Matthews) (Contents)
• ___ #7, October 2009 (cover by Kurt Kirchmeier) (Contents)
• ___ #8, April 2010 (Contents)
• ___ #9, July 2010 (Contents)
• ___ #10, October 2010 (Contents)
• ___ #11, April 2011 (Contents)
• ___ #12, Summer 2011 (cover by Ted Jean) (Contents)
• ___ #13, Fall 2011 (cover by Donovan Reid) (Contents)
• ___ Winter 2012 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by David McDaniel) (Contents)
• ___ Spring 2012 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Eleanor Leonne Bennett) (Contents)
• ___ Summer 2012 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Eleanor Leonne Bennett) (Contents)
• ___ Autumn 2012 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Remi Treuer) (Contents)
• ___ Winter 2013 (Fred Coppersmith, online) (Contents)
• ___ Spring 2013 (Fred Coppersmith, online) (Contents)
• ___ Summer 2013 (Fred Coppersmith, online) (Contents)
• ___ Autumn 2013 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Alex Vannini) (Contents)
• ___ Winter 2014 (Fred Coppersmith, online) (Contents)
• ___ Spring 2014 (Fred Coppersmith, online) (Contents)
• ___ Summer 2014 (Fred Coppersmith, online) (Contents)
• ___ Autumn 2014 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Rhiannon Rasmussen-Silverstein) (Contents)
• ___ Winter 2015 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Bridget Wilde) (Contents)
• ___ Spring 2015 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Tex McCranie) (Contents)
• ___ Summer 2015 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Toe Keen) (Contents)
• ___ Autumn 2015 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by P. Emerson Williams) (Contents)
• ___ Winter 2016 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Toe Keen) (Contents)
• ___ Spring 2016 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Tex McCranie) (Contents)
• ___ Summer 2016 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Cesar Valtierra) (Contents)
• ___ Autumn 2016 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Eddie Wilson) (Contents)
• ___ Winter 2017 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Cesar Valtierra) (Contents)
• ___ Spring 2017 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Tais Teng) (Contents)
• ___ Summer 2017 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Eddie Wilson) (Contents)
• ___ Autumn 2017 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Kat Weaver) (Contents)
• ___ Winter 2018 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Kat Weaver) (Contents)
• ___ Spring 2018 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Toe Keen) (Contents)
• ___ Summer 2018 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Shauna O’Meara) (Contents)
• ___ Autumn 2018 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Kristin Kwan) (Contents)
• ___ Winter 2019 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Grant Wilson) (Contents)
• ___ Spring 2019 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Teresa Guido) (Contents)
• ___ Summer 2019 (Fred Coppersmith, online, cover by Patrick King) (Contents)

The Kansas City Star Magazine    (about)
The Kansas City Star Magazine is a Sunday supplement not syndicated in any other national paper, and was of standard proportions: (11 x 16 inches). The stock was a very brittle pulp paper. Contains fiction, photos of celebrities and local personages, fashion pages, and journalism and loads of advertising. Occasionally fictionalized drama photo plays turn up in issues, accompanied by scenes from the movie.
• ___ August 10, 1924 (11" x 16") (Contents)
• ___ November 16, 1924 (11" x 16") (Contents)
• ___ February 15, 1925 (11" x 16") (Contents)
• ___ December 6, 1925 (11" x 16") (Contents)
• ___ May 9, 1926 (11" x 16") (Contents)
• ___ July 18, 1926 (11" x 16") (Contents)
• ___ August 26, 1926 (11" x 16") (Contents)

Keen Science Fiction!    (about)
(Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1 #1, April 1996 (Spokane, WA, $4.00, 40pp+, octavo) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #2, May 1996 (Spokane, WA, $4.00, 44pp+, octavo) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #3, June 1996 (Spokane, WA, $4.00, 48pp+, octavo) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #4, July 1996 (Spokane, WA, $4.00, 46pp+, octavo, cover by WJA Meyer) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #5, August 1996 (Spokane, WA, $4.00, 66pp+, octavo, cover by WJA Meyer) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #6, September 1996 (Spokane, WA, $4.00, 50pp+, octavo, cover by WJA Meyer) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #7, October 1996 (Spokane, WA, $4.00, 54pp+, octavo, cover by WJA Meyer) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #8, November 1996 (Spokane, WA, $6.50, 58pp+, quarto e/s, cover by WJA Meyer) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #9, December 1996 ($4.00, 58pp+, quarto e/s, cover by Jeff Ward) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #1, January 1997 (Spokane, WA, $4.00, 58pp+, octavo, cover by Kevin D. Duncan) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #2, February 1997 (Spokane, WA, $4.00, 58pp+, octavo, cover by Teresa Keene) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #3, #12, March 1997 (Spokane, WA, $4.00, 58pp+, octavo, cover by Kevin D. Duncan) (Contents)

Kelly’s Magazine    (about)
Reprint magazine rebinding unsold copies of Complete Detective Novel Magazine and Wild West Stories and Complete Novel Magazine. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1 #1, 1932 (Teck Publications, Inc., 25¢, 272pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #2, 1932 (Teck Publications, Inc., 25¢, 276pp+, pulp) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #3, 1933 (Teck Publications, Inc., pulp) (Contents) (Placeholder)
• ___ v1 #4, 1933 (Teck Publications, Inc., 25¢, 274pp+, pulp) (Contents) (Placeholder)

The Kenyon Review    (about)
• ___ Spring 1960 (Contents) (Placeholder)
• ___ Fall 1960 (Contents) (Placeholder)
• ___ Summer 1964 (Contents) (Placeholder)
• ___ v30, #118, Issue 1, 1968 (The Kenyon Review, $1.00, 144pp, digest, cover by George Suyeoka) (Contents)
• ___ Winter 1979 (Contents) (Placeholder)
• ___ v12 #1, Winter 1990 (Kenyon College, $6.00, 221pp+, octavo s/b, cover by Nanette Black) (Contents)
• ___ Spring 1997 (Contents) (Placeholder)
• ___ Winter 2004 (Contents) (Placeholder)

Keyhole Detective Casebook    (about)
--- see under Detective Casebook.

Keyhole Detective Cases    (about)
• ___ v1 #1, March 1942 (15¢, large) (Contents)

Keyhole Mystery Magazine:    (about)
Initially Keyhole Mystery Magazine presented a good array of the more standard mystery and detective short stories by many of the better-known mystery fiction authors, but was unable to sustain sales and folded after only three issues. It was relaunched over a year later, by a different publisher, under the title Keyhole Detective Story Magazine, with an emphasis on a more violent, fast-action, clip, heavily laced with tough and coarse characters and, above all, sex.

Keyhole Mystery Magazine
(Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1 #1, April 1960 (35¢, 130pp, digest, cover by Ed Emsh) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #2, June 1960 (Winston Publications, Inc., 35¢, 130pp, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v1 #3, August 1960 (35¢, digest) (Contents)

Keyhole Detective Story Magazine
Title changed from Keyhole Mystery Magazine. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ v2 #1, January 1962 (35¢, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #2, April 1962 (35¢, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #3, June 1962 (35¢, digest) (Contents)
• ___ v2 #4, September 1962 (35¢, digest) (Contents)

Khaki and Blue:    (about)

Khaki and Blue
• ___ (May 1946) (Pan Press Publications, 1/6d, 64pp, 5" x 7") (Contents)

Civvy Street
Title changed from Khaki and Blue.
• ___ June 1946 (Ex-Service Publishing Co., 1/-, 32pp, digest) (Contents)
• ___ August 1946 (Ex-Service Publishing Co., 1/-, 32pp, digest) (Contents)
• ___ October 1946 (Ex-Service Publishing Co., 1/-, 32pp, digest) (Contents)
• ___ December 1946 (Ex-Service Publishing Co., 1/-, 32pp, digest, cover by David Myers) (Contents)
• ___ February 1947 (Ex-Service Publishing Co., 1/-, 32pp, digest) (Contents)

Khatru
• ___ #2, May 1975 (Phastasmicon Press Publication, $1.25, 62pp) (Contents)

Khrizma    (about)
Small press fantasy/horror magazine.
• ___ #1: Myths & Legends, Spring 2006 (Tersus Publishing, £2.50, 32pp, A5) (Contents)
• ___ #2: Health and Well-Being, Summer 2006 (Tersus Publishing, £2.50, 32pp, A5) (Contents)
• ___ #3: Vampires in Autumn, Autumn 2006 (Tersus Publishing, £2.50, 52pp, A5) (Contents)
• ___ #4: Spirituality, Winter 2006 (Tersus Publishing, £2.50, 52pp, A5) (Contents)
• ___ #5: Stress, Spring 2007 (Tersus Publishing, £2.50, 32pp, A5) (Contents)
• ___ #6: Fate, Summer 2007 (Tersus Publishing, £2.50, 32pp, A5) (Contents)
• ___ #7: Modern Ghosts, Autumn 2007 (Tersus Publishing, £2.50, 32pp, A5) (Contents)
• ___ #8: ESP, Winter 2007 (Tersus Publishing, £2.50, 32pp, A5) (Contents)
• ___ #9: Magic, Spring 2008 (Tersus Publishing, £2.50, 32pp, A5) (Contents)
• ___ #10: Weird & Wonderful Tales, Summer 2008 (Tersus Publishing, £2.50, 32pp, A5) (Contents)
• ___ #11: Special Journeys, Autumn 2008 (Tersus Publishing, £2.50, 32pp, A5) (Contents)
• ___ #12: Deep and Dangerous, Winter 2008 (Tersus Publishing, £2.50, 32pp, A5) (Contents)

Kids’ Highway    (about)
• ___ May 2001 (Contents)

Killers Mystery Story Magazine:    (about)
A short-lived magazine that represented the transitional period between the pulp-style detective fiction of the 1940s and early 1950s, and the more polished and sophisticated crime fiction of the 1960s.

Homicide Detective Story Magazine
(Pub. Info.)
• ___ v1 #1, September 1956 (Arnold Magazines, Inc., 35¢, 128pp, digest) (Contents)

Killers Mystery Story Magazine
Title changed from Homicide Detective Story Magagzine. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ #2, November 1956 (Arnold Magazines, Inc., 35¢, 128pp, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #3, January 1957 (35¢, digest) (Contents)
• ___ #4, March 1957 (Arnold Magazines, Inc., 35¢, digest, cover by Norman Saunders) (Contents)

Kimota    (about)
Small press sf, fantasy and horror fiction magazine. (Pub. Info.)
• ___ #1, Winter 1994/95 (The Preston Speculative Fiction Group, £2.00, 48pp, A5, cover by Jim Pitts) (Contents)
• ___ #2, Summer 1995 (The Preston Speculative Fiction Group, £2.00, 48pp, A5, cover by Martin McKenna) (Contents)
• ___ #3, Winter 1995 (The Preston Speculative Fiction Group, £2.00, 56pp, A5, cover by Bryan Talbot) (Contents)
• ___ #4, Summer 1996 (The Preston Speculative Fiction Group, £2.50, 64pp+, A5) (Contents)
• ___ #5, Winter 1996/97 (The Preston Speculative Fiction Group, £2.50, 74pp+, A5, cover by Bryan Talbot) (Contents)
• ___ #6, Summer 1997 (The Preston Speculative Fiction Group, £2.50, 80pp, A5, cover by Rachael Huntington) (Contents)
• ___ #7, Winter 1997/98 (The Preston Speculative Fiction Group, £2.50, 72pp, A5, cover by Chris Moore) (Contents)
• ___ #8, Spring 1998 (The Preston Speculative Fiction Group, £2.50, 88pp, A5, cover by Dave Windett) (Contents)
• ___ #9, Autumn 1998 (The Preston Speculative Fiction Group, £2.50, 80pp, A5, cover by Poppy Alexander) (Contents)
• ___ #10, Winter 1999 (The Preston Speculative Fiction Group, £2.50, 76pp, A5, cover by Anthony Mercer) (Contents)
• ___ #11, Autumn 1999 (The Preston Speculative Fiction Group, £2.50, 72pp, A5, cover by Poppy Alexander) (Contents)
• ___ #12, Spring 2000 (The Preston Speculative Fiction Group, £2.50, 71pp, A5, cover by Cathy Buburuz) (Contents)
• ___ #13, Autumn 2000 (The Preston Speculative Fiction Group, £2.50, 71pp, A5, cover by T23) (Contents)
• ___ #14, Spring 2001 (The Preston Speculative Fiction Group, £2.50, 68pp, A5, cover by Séan Russell Friend) (Contents)
• ___ #15, Autumn 2001 (The Preston Speculative Fiction Group, £2.99, 68pp, A5, cover by Poppy Alexander) (Contents)
• ___ #16, Spring 2002 (The Preston Speculative Fiction Group, £2.99, 74pp, A5, cover by Dave Windett) (Contents)