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...d the title is in bold. The list does not contain the missing issues for ''Fantastic Story Magazine'' and ''Science Fiction Digest'' because they soon will be e ||''Famous Fantastic Mysteries'' ||15

...978. xxii+268 p. "First ed. (1948) published under title: The checklist of fantastic literature"

* Indexed 121 issues of Fantastic (Data thanks to Bill Anderson). * Indexed 36 issues of Fantastic Adventures (Data thanks to Dan Kurdilla).

...Bleiler's [https://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?102826 The Checklist of Fantastic Literature], which was published in 1948). Tuck also provides basic biblio

...don't remember any of the ones I've read as being fantastic in nature. His fantastic literature is definitely a minimal amount of his output.--[[User:Swfritter| ...SF, although the world of espionage that he writes of in some of them is "fantastic" it is not speculative as we use the term. I have read three or 4 of his no

* Completed indexing Fantastic Adventures (1939-1953).

:I personally like how Fantastic Fiction handles [http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/r/joel-rosenberg/ this]

| [[Series:Famous Fantastic Mysteries|Famous Fantastic Mysteries]] | [[Series:Fantastic|Fantastic]]

* Added 3 issues of Fantastic Story Magazine.

[[Magazines|Magazine]] projects also exist. Pages such as [[Magazine:Fantastic Universe Science Fiction]] provide an index to the individual magazine publ

...tinuing on with Amazing Stories 1960's up. Doing secondary verification of Fantastic per request.--[[User:Rkihara|Rkihara]] 18:00, 6 June 2008 (UTC) '''Finished''' Secondary verification of Fantastic completed, finishing up with Amazing, after which I will be ramping down to

'''The Checklist of Fantastic Literature''' by Everett F. Bleiler (Chicago: Shasta, 1948, xvii+455, cover '''Infinite Worlds: The Fantastic Visions of Science Fiction Art''' by Vincent Di Fate. The Clute & Nichols &

* Added a page for Fantastic and Fantastic Adventures, and put selected issues from 1961 and 1962 online.

* [http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/ Fantastic Fiction] * [http://www.geocities.com/jessnevins/vicintro.html Fantastic, Mysterious, and Adventurous Victoriana]

...-1969#1966|1966]]||24H ''[http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pl.cgi?FANTVOYA1966 Fantastic Voyage]'' (Hougton Mifflin 1966)

...major database merges we've gone through, there's a downside: there are a fantastic number of author name variations, duplicate titles, and numerous miscategor

...ntry. In [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?198690 the December 1956 Fantastic Universe] there's a story by "Vithaldas O'Quinn" (almost certainly a pseudo ...the [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pl.cgi?FANTUNIVJUNJUL1953 June-July 1953 Fantastic Universe], and it approved OK but the record is still there. [[User:Mike Ch

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| Fantastic Fiction cover Image URLs are changing

...any of the Clutes or Reginalds. Reconciled with the author's Web site and Fantastic Fiction. [[User:Ahasuerus|Ahasuerus]] 20:12, 27 May 2006 (CDT)

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| style="text-align: left;" | Supernatural, gothic, and fantastic fiction; small editions; run by Brian J. Showers in Ireland.

#**fantastic voyages ...Otherwise I have everything there, plus Bleiler's original ''Checklist of Fantastic Literature'', as well as Bleiler's ''Science Fiction: The Gernsback Years''

...e potential nightmares of merging artwork when going through the run of '''Fantastic'''. I had the reproduced pieces of artwork in hand but still knew it would

|| A Fantastic Yuletide

| Change Fantastic Fiction's domain name

...of what I had in mind would be a serialization of a sf/f novel in ''Famous Fantastic Mysteries'', the premier reprint pulp of the 1940s. If there is no publicat ...nto.best.vwh.net/b4.htm#A56 is omnibus of the 1976 collections ''The Light Fantastic'' and ''Star Light, Star Bright'', has TWO publication entries for the "(Ju

...://www.darkregions.com/books/new-releases/nightmares-realm-new-tales-weird-fantastic Publisher] !| Tripping the Tale Fantastic

...the ISFDB. One is a poet, born in 1951. The other wrote book reviews for Fantastic Universe in the mid-1950s. These are clearly two different people.'' == Fantastic Art Portfolios ==

...don't remember any of the ones I've read as being fantastic in nature. His fantastic literature is definitely a minimal amount of his output.--[[User:Swfritter| ...SF, although the world of espionage that he writes of in some of them is "fantastic" it is not speculative as we use the term. I have read three or 4 of his no

...can think of is the fact that a number of reprint magazines (e.g. ''Famous Fantastic Mysteries'') significantly (and notoriously) abridged texts when they repri ...one think of any execptions. I did merge some of the reprint cartoons in ''Fantastic'' but cartoons are a special case. The possible cases where merging might m

|| This story is not fantastic; it is merely romantic. Are we to conclude that it is not true, its unreali || This story is not fantastic; it is simply romantic and nobody would think of classing it as legendary.

...on-speculative fiction picture books with art by well-known artists of the fantastic that have been included in the db for various reasons. For example, I'm not

...for non-genre material - only material by authors whose data is primarily fantastic should have any non-genre entries. Finding them - use either the generic ma ...source of a particular series (the publisher, author's web site, fan site, Fantastic Fiction, etc.) and will cite that. --[[User:Marc Kupper|Marc Kupper]]|[[Use

...a single month in the title, use that month. E.g. the March 1959 issue of Fantastic Universe was preceded by January 1959 and succeeded by May 1959; it should ...ocal detail, is it fantasy? (PS I have found this story in an anthology of fantastic stories, so I guess it is in.) --[[User:Vasha77|Vasha (cazadora de tildes)]

...Astounding/Analog issues you didn't have, I didn't check the one issue of Fantastic Universe, as I only have a few copies and they're buried away. I only read ...the prices are different" or "coverart is like this, but the blurb isn't 'Fantastic! from the Times', it's 'Terrific! from the Manchester Evening Post'. [[User

...mong other responsibilities, he was managing editor of Amazing Stories and Fantastic Adventures, then under Raymond A Palmer's editorship.

...stories as well as books. Typesetting style is not important; for example, Fantastic Universe typically printed story titles in lower case, but these titles are

...resembles works of apocalyptic science fiction, and Wikipedia views it as "fantastic literature". But current scholarship suggests that this flood story is like

...imonthly, give the date in the form given on the magazine -- for example, "Fantastic Universe, June-July 1953" or "Interzone, Fall 1979". A hyphen should be use

...as I consider them as Fantasy titles. However, no online database (Locus1, Fantastic Fiction) except Ernesto Vegetti's [http://www.fantascienza.com/catalogo/A07