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The All-Story. The All-Story Magazine was a Munsey pulp. Debuting in January 1905 (the word "Magazine" was dropped from the title in 1908), this pulp was published monthly until March 1914. Effective March 7, 1914, it changed to a weekly schedule and the title All-Story Weekly.
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Argosy All-Story Weekly: July 24, 1920 – September 28, 1929...
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The All-Story Magazine. In January 1905, Frank Munsey, originator of the all-fiction magazine, sought to capitalize on the growing popularity of the format by releasing a second pulp title, All-Story. Becoming a weekly in 1914 and absorbing Cavalier later that year, the magazine would run until 1920 when it was itself absorbed into the Argosy ...
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The Argosy was founded in 1882 by Frank Munsey as "The Golden Argosy", and was originally a children's newspaper. It adopted the name The Argosy in 1888, and went to a pulp magazine format in 1894. It absorbed The Junior Munsey in 1902. It absorbed Railroad Man's Magazine in 1919 and for a short time was titled "Argosy and Railroad Man's Magazine"....
1883, 1888, 1892, 1897, 1905, 1908, 1912, 1916-1923: Comic Book Plus has selected issues from volumes 1 and 6 of The Golden Argosy, from volumes 14, 23, 24, 49, 58, 71, 82, 85, 92, 106, and 119 of...1884-1885: HathiTrust has volume 3 of The Golden Argosy, covering December 8, 1884 through November 28, 1885. Access may be restricted outside the United States.1885: HathiTrust has part of volume 3 of The Golden Argosy(running from April 25 through November 28, 1885), though this scan is not restricted to the United States.1886-1887: HathiTrust has parts of volume 5 of The Golden Argosy, which covered December 4, 1886 through November 26, 1887.We also have listings for a British magazine known as The Argosy.We also list The Junior Munsey, which this magazine absorbed in 1902.We also list some issues of The Railroad Man's Magazinebefore this magazine absorbed it.We also list All-Story, which this magazine absorbed in 1920.The All-Story appeared monthly January 1905-March 1914, weekly from 7 March 1914 (as All-Story Weekly ), incorporated Cavalier Weekly (see The Cavalier) to form All-Story Cavalier Weekly from 16 May 1914, and reverted to All-Story Weekly from 15 May 1915 to 17 July 1920, when it merged with Argosy Weekly to form Argosy All-Story Weekly.
11. Jan. 2018 · The character Zorro first appeared in All-Story Weekly in August 1919, and Conan the Barbarian debuted in Weird Tales, December 1932. The popularity of pulp magazines crossed over to other media. Hero adventures were easily translated to the Silver Screen in serials like Buck Rogers (1939) and Flash Gordon (1936), feature films ...
