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Magazines which publish fantasy fiction primarily, as opposed to other sorts of fiction, or fantasy comics or other forms of visual art (though most have published poetry, illustration and other art, and some have published at least some kinds of cartoons.

• Ariel: The Book of Fantasy 1970s US
• Famous Fantastic Mysteries 1939-1953 US covers, contents
• Fantastic 1952-1980 US (title revived in the 2000s for the former Pirate Writings) US
• Fantastic Novels 1940-1941, 1948-1951 US (covers, contents)
• The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction 1949-date US
• Night Cry 1985-1987 US
• Realms of Fantasy (magazine) date-date US
• Science Fantasy (magazine) 1950-1967 (as SF Impulse) UK
• The Twilight Zone Magazine 1981-1987 US
• Unknown (magazine) 1939-1943 US
• Weird Tales 1923-1954 US (multiple revivals, including 1986-date US)
• Whispers (Magazine/Anthologies) 1973-1987 US