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| − | == (1) A Fanzine by Vol Molesworth==
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| − | A [[fanzine]] published by [[Vol Molesworth]] in Australia. [[Veney]] and [[Bert Castellari]] also participated.
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| + | * [[Cosmos (Molesworth fanzine)|Vol Molesworth fanzine]] |
| − | Issue || Date || Pages || Notes
| + | * [[Cosmos (Gillings fanzine)|Walter Gillings fanzine]] |
| − | 1 ||April 1940 ||6 ||
| + | * [[Cosmos (Edgerton fanzine)|Blake Edgerton fanzine]] |
| − | 2 ||May 1940 ||8 ||
| + | * [[Cosmos (Australian prozine)|Australian prozine]] |
| − | 6 ||1940 ||2 ||
| + | * [[Cosmos (Rennison fanzine)|J. Edward Rennison fanzine]] |
| − | 7 ||1940 ||2 ||
| + | * [[Cosmos (British fanzine)|British fanzine, editor unknown]] |
| − | 8 ||August 1940 ||2 ||
| + | * [[Cosmos Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine]] |
| − | 9 ||August 1940 ||2 ||
| + | * [[Cosmos, the serial novel]] |
| − | 10 ||September 1940 ||2 ||
| + | * [[Cosmos SF Club]] |
| − | 11 ||colspan="3"| Never published
| + | * Carl Sagan's TV Series |
| − | 12 ||October 1940 ||12 ||V2.1
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| − | 13 ||1941 ||12 ||Misnumbered V12.2; Final issue
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| − | == (2) A Fanzine by Walter Gillings==
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| − | A fanzine published by [[Walter Gillings]] in the UK. It had three issues in April-June, 1969. ''Cosmos'' was in many ways a continuation of his earlier [[fanzine]] ''[[Scientifiction]]''.
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| − | Issue || Date || Pages || Notes
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| − | 1 ||April 1969 ||20 ||
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| − | 2 ||May 1969 ||20 ||
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| − | 3 ||June 1969 ||20 ||Final issue
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| − | == (3) A Media Fanzine by Blake Edgerton ==
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| − | A media [[fanzine]] edited by [[Blake Edgerton]] in the 80s, on behalf of the [[Cosmos SF Club]]. There were twelve issues from 1981 to 1982 and three more from 1987 to 1989.
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| − | == (4) An Australian Prozine==
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| − | [[Australian]] popular science magazine that regularly published [[science fiction]] short stories.
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| − | == (5) A Prozine by David G. Hartwell==
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| − | ''Cosmos Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine'', a [[prozine]] edited by [[David G. Hartwell]] which was published in 1977.
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| − | == (6) A fanzine by J. Edward Rennison==
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| − | A [[fanzine]] edited by [[J. Edward Rennison]] in the UK. It was included with ''[[Futurian War Digest]]''.
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| − | Issue || Date || Pages || Notes
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| − | 1 ||January 1941 ||1 ||in ''[[FWD]] #4''
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| − | 2 ||February 1941 ||3 ||in ''[[FWD]] #5''
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| − | 3 ||March 1941 ||2 ||in ''[[FWD]] #6''
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| − | 4 ||November 1941 ||4 ||in ''[[FWD]] #14''
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| − | 5 ||December 1941 ||6 ||in ''[[FWD]] #15''
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| − | 6 ||February 1942 ||18 ||Final issue
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| − | == (7) A Serial Novel==
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| − | [[Cosmos, the serial novel]] was published in seventeen chapters by seventeen different authors in [[Science Fiction Digest]] / [[Fantasy Magazine]] between July, 1933 and January, 1935. See [[Cosmos, the serial novel]] for more.
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| − | == (8) A British fanzine==
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| − | Vol. 1 No. 1. Dated Spring 1937, although editorial dated May 28 1938.
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| − | Published at 57 Beauclair Drive, Liverpool 15, No editor stated.
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| − | Typed with headings written in various coloured inks. Cover similarly produced with drawings in silver ink (or chalk possibly) on thick black paper.
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| − | Cover attributed to [[David A. Breese]].
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| − | Size 6 inches by 8 3/4 inches. No price stated.
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| − | 60 pages. Pages not numbered although index is.
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| − | 2 * Contents page
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| − | 3 * Anonymous * Editorial
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| − | 5 * D. McIlwain * The ever rolling stream * ss
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| − | 19 * [[Robert E. Howard]] * Which will scarcely be understood * pm ''[[Weird Tales]]'' Oct 1937
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| − | 22 * James Halfacre * Trains * ss
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| − | 26 * [[John F. Burke]] * The road to Valhalla * ss
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| − | 48 * Paul Gabriel * Double exposure * ss
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| − | 54 * Edgar Daniel Kramer * Bride of Baal * pm Weird Tales May 1936
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| − | 56 * [[Mary Elizabeth Counselman]] * Witch-burning * pm Weird Tales Oct 1936
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| − | 58 * [[H. P. Lovecraft]] * The Canal * pm Weird Tales Jan 1938
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| − | Vol. 1 No. 2. No dates although artwork dated 1938.
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| − | Published at 57 Beauclair Drive, Liverpool 15, No editor stated.
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| − | Typed with headings written in various coloured inks. Cover similarly produced with drawings in silver ink (or chalk possibly) on thick black paper.
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| − | Cover attributed to [[David A Breese]]. Interior illustrations by Elivo and Guy Allen.
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| − | Size 6 inches by 8 3/4 inches. No price stated.
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| − | 90 pages. Pages numbered, but incorrectly.
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| − | 2 * Contents page
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| − | 3 * Anonymous * Editorial
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| − | 5 * [[John F. Burke]] * The other side * ss
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| − | 15 * [[Clark Ashton Smith]] * Song of the Necromancer * pm ''[[Weird Tales]]'' Feb 1937
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| − | 17 * E. D. Kramer * Omega * pm
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| − | 18 * David McIlwain * Immortals of Mun * nvt illo Guy Allen
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| − | 50 * C. A. Butz * Swamp Demons * pm Weird Tales Aug-Sept 1936
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| − | 51 * Felix Kowalewski * Death of an artist * pm Weird Tales March 1937
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| − | 52 * [[Charles Eric Maine]] * From dusk till dawn * ss illo by Elivo?
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| − | 60 * [[Robert E. Howard]] * The singer in the mist * pm Weird Tales Apr 1938
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| − | 61 * Anonymous * Spacedrome K3 * ss illo Guy Allen
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| − | 80 * [[Henry Kuttner]] * Ragnarok * pm Weird Tales June 1937
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| − | 80 * Dorothy Quick * Unsought advice * pm Weird Tales May 1937
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| − | 82 * Letters from readers
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| − | 87 * [[Lord Dunsany]] * The banker and the broker * pm
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