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Venture SF, an American digest, appeared in 1957, publishing 10 issues before it folded in 1958. From 1960-1967, it was revived for six issues, where subsequently from 1963-1965, a British edition published 28 issues. This collection includes No. 1-16, the two American waves. Authors of note include Theodore Sturgeon, Dean R. Koontz, and Vonda McIntyre.

Scope and Contents Note From the Sub-Series:

Venture SF, an American digest, appeared in 1957, publishing 10 issues before it folded in 1958. From 1960-1967, it was revived for six issues, where subsequently from 1963-1965, a British edition published 28 issues. This collection includes No. 1-16, the two American waves. Authors of note include Theodore Sturgeon, Dean R. Koontz, and Vonda McIntyre.

Scope and Contents Note From the Sub-Series:

Venture SF, an American digest, appeared in 1957, publishing 10 issues before it folded in 1958. From 1960-1967, it was revived for six issues, where subsequently from 1963-1965, a British edition published 28 issues. This collection includes No. 1-16, the two American waves. Authors of note include Theodore Sturgeon, Dean R. Koontz, and Vonda McIntyre.

Scope and Contents Note From the Sub-Series:

Venture SF, an American digest, appeared in 1957, publishing 10 issues before it folded in 1958. From 1960-1967, it was revived for six issues, where subsequently from 1963-1965, a British edition published 28 issues. This collection includes No. 1-16, the two American waves. Authors of note include Theodore Sturgeon, Dean R. Koontz, and Vonda McIntyre.

Scope and Contents Note From the Sub-Series:

Venture SF, an American digest, appeared in 1957, publishing 10 issues before it folded in 1958. From 1960-1967, it was revived for six issues, where subsequently from 1963-1965, a British edition published 28 issues. This collection includes No. 1-16, the two American waves. Authors of note include Theodore Sturgeon, Dean R. Koontz, and Vonda McIntyre.

Scope and Contents Note From the Sub-Series:

Venture SF, an American digest, appeared in 1957, publishing 10 issues before it folded in 1958. From 1960-1967, it was revived for six issues, where subsequently from 1963-1965, a British edition published 28 issues. This collection includes No. 1-16, the two American waves. Authors of note include Theodore Sturgeon, Dean R. Koontz, and Vonda McIntyre.

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Vortex, a US digest, released two issues in 1953. It was designed to have several short stories, shorter than usual, from a wide range of authors. The magazine is not to be confused with The Vortex. This collection includes both issues. Authors of note include Marion Zimmer Bradley.

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Vortex, a US digest, released two issues in 1953. It was designed to have several short stories, shorter than usual, from a wide range of authors. The magazine is not to be confused with The Vortex. This collection includes both issues. Authors of note include Marion Zimmer Bradley.

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Weird Mystery magazine began in 1970 as crime/mystery magazine, publishing four issues in total. This collection includes all four issues. An author of note includes Marion Zimmer Bradley.

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Weird Mystery magazine began in 1970 as crime/mystery magazine, publishing four issues in total. This collection includes all four issues. An author of note includes Marion Zimmer Bradley.

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Weird Mystery magazine began in 1970 as crime/mystery magazine, publishing four issues in total. This collection includes all four issues. An author of note includes Marion Zimmer Bradley.

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Weird Mystery magazine began in 1970 as crime/mystery magazine, publishing four issues in total. This collection includes all four issues. An author of note includes Marion Zimmer Bradley.

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Weird Science Illustories magazine published one issue in 1950. This collection includes the one issue.

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Weird Terror (Tales) magazine first published in 1969 as a companion to Startling Mystery Stories and Mysteries of Horror. Its life was brief. It contained some reprints and the rest originals. This collection includes No. 1-3. Reprint authors of note include H.P. Lovecraft and Edgar Allan Poe. Original authors of note include Edmond Hamilton.

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Weird Terror (Tales) magazine first published in 1969 as a companion to Startling Mystery Stories and Mysteries of Horror. Its life was brief. It contained some reprints and the rest originals. This collection includes No. 1-3. Reprint authors of note include H.P. Lovecraft and Edgar Allan Poe. Original authors of note include Edmond Hamilton.

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Weird Terror (Tales) magazine first published in 1969 as a companion to Startling Mystery Stories and Mysteries of Horror. Its life was brief. It contained some reprints and the rest originals. This collection includes No. 1-3. Reprint authors of note include H.P. Lovecraft and Edgar Allan Poe. Original authors of note include Edmond Hamilton.

Scope and Contents Note From the Sub-Series: Wonder Stories, an American digest, was popular in its day, first published in 1929. It underwent two title changes, namely Thrilling Wonder Stories (1935-1955) and Startling Stories (1955), the latter of which was the final consecutive issue that had that title. This collection includes the 1957 revival issue. Authors of note include Ray Bradbury, Theodore Sturgeon, A.E. van Vogt, and...

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Worlds of Fantasy, an American magazine, published a total of four issues from 1968-1971. It was produced out of Galaxy Publishing Co., not to be confused with the British digest of the same name, which unsuccessfully published in the 1950s. This collection includes Vol. 1 No. 3-4. Notable authors associated include Lester Del Rey and Ursula Le Guin.

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Worlds of Fantasy, an American magazine, published a total of four issues from 1968-1971. It was produced out of Galaxy Publishing Co., not to be confused with the British digest of the same name, which unsuccessfully published in the 1950s. This collection includes Vol. 1 No. 3-4. Notable authors associated include Lester Del Rey and Ursula Le Guin.

Scope and Contents Note From the Sub-Series: IF Worlds of SF started off in 1952, merged Worlds of Tomorrow into it in 1967, and then merged into Galaxy in 1974. A single issue was published later in an attempted revival in 1986. This collection includes Vol. 1-23, as well as the IF First and Second Worlds of SF and The Best of IF No....