Comics, magazines and newspapers

5,857–5,904 of 216,525, free to read, from the world's archives.

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Comics and magazines carry no age ratings, and Golden Age comics and the pulps are full of horror, crime, violence and racist caricature, so each work is placed cautiously from what its archive says about it. Erotica is for adults, never left out for it; a pornographic comic (a Tijuana bible) is listed for them without its cover and offered nowhere yet, as the law where it would be read asks for a proof of age this site does not have.

Little Ones	Funny-animal comics and nursery magazines.
Kids	Comics and magazines made for children, such as St. Nicholas and Child Life, unless they deal with ghosts, monsters, spies or fights.
Tweens	Humour and teen comics, science, computing, sport and hobby magazines, true stories and education.
Teens	Everything else, including the pulps and anything we cannot tell about; horror, crime, war, westerns, superheroes and romance go no lower; every newspaper, since historic papers carry graphic reports and racist content.
Adult	Works with racist caricature (named, or a series known for it, such as The Spirit's Ebony White), wartime comics of 1941–1946 and jungle comics, which commonly carried it, each with a note saying so; the true-crime magazines and the "weird menace" pulps; erotica, the girlie and "spicy" pulps, sexual themes and gore.

Comics, magazines and newspapers

The Saturday Evening Post 1923-04-07: Vol 195 Iss 41

Astounding British Ed. v15n12 (1960 02)

Fantastic Adventures v09n06 (1947 10) (cape1736)

New Worlds #026v09 (1954 08)

Forbidden Worlds 018

Fantastic Adventures v14n09 (1952 09) (unz.org)

Planet Stories v05n10 (1953 01)

New Nick Carter Weekly #09 [1897-02-27]

The Saturday Evening Post 1851-12-27: Vol 31 Iss 1587

Suspense Comics 011

Planet Stories v06n10 (1955 Spring)

Astounding British Ed. v15n01 1959 01

Terry and the Pirates 27

Cavalcade 1953-12

Collier's v129 n13 [1952-03-29]

Eerie 010

Space Adventures 13

The New Movie 1934-08 Vol. 10, No. 2

Western Story Annual 1941

The Saturday Evening Post 1906-01-20: Vol 178 Iss 30

The Saturday Evening Post 1919-06-28: Vol 191 Iss 52

The Saturday Evening Post 1920-07-24: Vol 193 Iss 4

Astounding British Ed. v13n09 (1957 09)

Manhunt v11 n04 [1963-08]

The Beadle Story Papers, 1870-1897: A Study Of Popular Fiction - Louis George Pecek (doctoral dissertation, 1959)

Popular Magazine v070 n03 [1923-11-20]

Super-Detective v07 n05 [1945-07]

Красная Новь 1929 № 01-12

All Humor Comics 016

Giggle Comics 023 -fixed

Avon Fantasy Reader 07 (1948) (Wolfhound)

Bringing Up Father 022

Cowboy Western 039 - JVJ

Fantastic Adventures v12n03 (1950 03) (color)

Fantastic v01n02 (1952 Fall)

Startling Stories v25n01 (1952 02)

Astounding British Ed. v09n03 1953 03

Animal Comics 003

Fantastic Adventures v05n02 (1943 02) (cape1736)

Motion Picture v59n03 (1940-04.Fawcett)(Cecil B DeDregs)

Fantastic Universe v04n04 (1955-11.King-Size)

Out Of This World Adventures v01n01 (1950 07)

People’s Story Magazine, Nov 25 1922

Astounding British Ed. v08n02 (1952 02)

[EEMF-217] Vic Adams (1960) El secreto de Ganímedes

Pocket Book Story Teller Weekly - 27th August, 1949.

Unknown April 1940

The Saturday Evening Post 1921-05-21: Vol 193 Iss 47