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''Saturn, the Magazine of Science Fiction'' was a short-lived bi-monthly, digest-sized [[prozine]] published by Candar Publishing, New York.
 
''Saturn, the Magazine of Science Fiction'' was a short-lived bi-monthly, digest-sized [[prozine]] published by Candar Publishing, New York.
  
Five issues were published, beginning in [[1957]], as a SF magazine. It then became a detective magazine and then a horror magazine titled ''Web Terror Stories''.
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Five issues were published, beginning in 1957, as a SF magazine. It then became a detective magazine and then a horror magazine titled ''Web Terror Stories''.
  
 
[[Donald A. Wollheim]] was the editor of the SF issues.
 
[[Donald A. Wollheim]] was the editor of the SF issues.
  
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Latest revision as of 07:30, 29 November 2022

Saturn, the Magazine of Science Fiction was a short-lived bi-monthly, digest-sized prozine published by Candar Publishing, New York.

Five issues were published, beginning in 1957, as a SF magazine. It then became a detective magazine and then a horror magazine titled Web Terror Stories.

Donald A. Wollheim was the editor of the SF issues.

SF Encyclopedia entry


Publication 1957
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