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Max Brand's Western Magazine January 1950 (UK)

New Publications, Inc.

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Publication date: January 1950

Introduction

The U.K. edition of Max Brand's Western Magazine Volume 1 Number 2, January 1950. Contains the short story SHAVE THAT HAWG!. It was first published in Argosy, October 3, 1936. Featuring Pike Bearfield. Originally titled A GENT FROM THE PECOS.

Notes

Reprinted from ARGOSY Volume 269 Number 1 dated November 28, 1936 
Most likely the same content as the US edition, but according to Howard Works only Howard's and Max Brand's stories are verified.

Edition and production details

Format
Periodical (Pulp Magazine)
Publication date
January 1950
Pages
132
Publisher / imprint
New Publications, Inc.
Cover art
Unknown
Illustrations
Unknown

2 linked Howard works

9 contents entries

  1. "Shave That Hawg! "
  2. "Shave That Hawg!" by Robert E. Howard
  3. Non-REH Contents
  4. "Taming of Tonto City" (Column)
  5. "The Tinhorn Terror" by Max Brand
  6. "Code of the Dark Riders" by John Byrne
  7. Other contents are unknown. This is believed to be a partial reprint of the January 1950 issue of the U. S. edition.
  8. "Down the Silver Trail" by L. C. Davis (Article) essay
  9. "South of the Law" by Bennett Foster

Characters / Featuring

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Preserved from the former REH World tagging system; these terms have not yet been assigned as contributors, characters or subjects.

Bibliographic and editorial layers

Howard Works source layer

Title
Max Brand's Western Magazine Volume 1 Number 2 (U.K.)
Publisher
Pemberton's of Manchester Ltd.
Date
1950
Source file
MaxBrandsWesternMagazineV1N2-1950-pembertons.html

REH World editorial layer

Title
Max Brand's Western Magazine January 1950 (UK)
Publisher
New Publications, Inc.
Date
January 1950
Source provenance

This record combines the preserved Howard Works bibliography with a reviewed REH World editorial overlay. Editorial values are displayed when present; Howard Works remains the source and fallback.