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...dbreaking work of writer-artist Jim Steranko. Two previous, unrelated pulp magazines also bore that title. == Pulp magazines ==

...artime reduction of imports on British and American science-fiction [[pulp magazines]]. {{sa|Pulp magazines}}

{{Header|List of men's magazines 07/20}} ...ll as more mainstream ones. Not included here are car magazines and gadget magazines, many of which are aimed at a primarily male audience.

...es'' title went on to become one of the major pulp magazines of the 1930s. Magazines such as ''Horror Stories'' set a benchmark in macabre storytelling that ins ...the Weird Menace Magazines of the 1930s''. ("A history of the weird menace magazines, such as Horror Stories, [[Terror Tales]] & Dime Mystery.")

'''''True Detective''''' has been the name of several different magazines. The first was an [[American]] [[pulp magazine]] of more-or-less true stories of crime and criminals, cr

..., this time under the title Science Fiction Stories. Silberkleit kept both magazines on very slim budgets throughout the 1950s. In 1960 both titles ceased publi ...nes. Lowndes spent much effort to set a friendly and engaging tone in both magazines, with letter columns and reader departments that interested fans. He was mo

...glamour photography were usually marketed as "art magazines" or "[[health magazines]]". ...hotoshoot, she replied "the radio." After ''Playboy'' broke through, many magazines followed and this was instrumental in opening the market for the introducti

'''GQ (formerly Gentlemen's Quarterly)''' is an American international monthly men's magazine based in New York City and founded in {{Magazines}}

...glamour photography were usually marketed as "art magazines” or “[[health magazines]]”. ...hotoshoot, she replied "the radio." After ''Playboy'' broke through, many magazines followed and this was instrumental in opening the market for the introducti

'''Uncanny Tales''' was an [[United States|American]] pulp [[science fiction magazine]] that ran from April 1939 to May 1940. .... The influence of the "sex and sadism" side of the Goodman's portfolio of magazines was apparent in Marvel Science Stories: it was not strictly a weird-menace

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'''Dr. Lamb Library''' was a series of [[U.S.|American]] [[adult]] booklets in the 1970s. The series, of which at least 199 titles {{cat|Magazines}}

..., was very successful, and helped to make his reputation in the field. The magazines ceased publication in late 1941, but Wollheim was able to find a publisher Other well-known writers who appeared in the two magazines included Damon Knight and David H. Keller. Knight's first published story,

|nationality=American ...er]]'s Busty Beauties'', ''[[Score (magazine)|Score]]'', and ''[[Swank]]'' magazines. Crystal Gunns is currently signed by PhotoClub.

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'''B. B. Publications''' was an American publisher of adult books and magazines based in Grover City (or Hollywood), California. ...cused on topics of bondage and spanking. They include soft cover books and magazines, such as:

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