Actually, the indexer whose work I quoted thought that
HOMICIDE became TERROR...hm. (I think CRIME & JUSTICE and
KILLERS were supposed to be the same magazine at different
times, too. These folks didn't make themselves too easy to
track!)
TM
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"Homicide Detective Story Magazine" published only one
issue--September 1956, which had the rather nice contents
that included a John D. MacDonald story and one by William
Campbell Gault.
"Homicide" was published by Everett M. Arnold, Arnold
Magazines, Inc., 1 Appleton Street, Holyoke, Massachusetts;
editorial offices 303 Lexington Avenue, New York 16, New
York. It said it was a bimonthly.
And guess what, "Homicide Detective Story Magazine" became
"Killers Mystery Story Magazine" with the same addresses in
Mass. and in NYC. Cook lists the
contents for the January 1957 (#3) and March 1957 (#4) issues
which makes me
think there was a November 1956 issue (#2) of either
"Homicide" or
"Killers."
The contents of the two issues do not equal the first
but includes stories by Talmadge Powell, Edward D. Hoch,
Joseph Commings, Charles Fritch and Henry Slesar.
"Terror Detective Story Magazine" Four known issues from
October 1956 to April 1957. Published by Arnold Magazines, 1
Appleton Street....editorial offices 303 Leington Ave. NY 16,
NY. Another sister publication of Homicide, Crime and
Justice, and Killers. Stories by Fredric Brown, John Jakes,
Edward Hoch, Harlan Ellison and Robert Turner.
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