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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

| Famous American Science Fiction - see [[Magazines#A|American Science Fiction]] | [[Series:Famous Fantastic Mysteries|Famous Fantastic Mysteries]]

...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 publication histor ...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

...of is the fact that a number of reprint magazines (e.g. ''Famous Fantastic Mysteries'') significantly (and notoriously) abridged texts when they reprinted them. ...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

...en cover ''designer''. Wouldn't an additional cover artist entry using the famous "uncredited" be a better option to get rid of the problem that Simon Spoon :::::::::: No worries, it happens fairly often. The most (in)famous example I can think of is the [http://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionar

...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 ...ment" and "Producer" or "Director" credits and cast-lists are out, however famous the names are. (Yes, Lionel Fanthorpe did appear in his own musical, and yo

...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 ...any SF examples off the top of my head although some Harry Stephen Keeler mysteries that appeared only in Spanish and Portuguese in the 1950s and were finally

...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)]

...r the mystery stuff. It seems more appropriate to use the pseudonym on the mysteries. Not that I care specifically about her case, but it's an illustration of ...as I consider them as Fantasy titles. However, no online database (Locus1, Fantastic Fiction) except Ernesto Vegetti's [http://www.fantascienza.com/catalogo/A07