- A
magazine is a
periodical publication,
print or digital,
generally produced on a
regular schedule, that
contains any of a
variety of subject-oriented...
- an
American science fiction magazine launched in
March 1952 by
Quinn Publications,
owned by
James L. Quinn. The
magazine was
moderately successful, though...
-
independent company.
Manga magazines published by
Shueisha include the Jump
magazine line,
which includes shonen magazines W****ly Shōnen Jump, Jump SQ...
-
People is an
American w****ly
magazine that
specializes in
celebrity news and human-interest stories. It is
published by
Dotdash Meredith, a subsidiary...
- Time (stylized in all caps as TIME) is an
American news
magazine based in New York City. It was
published w****ly for
nearly a century.
Starting in March...
- ($6–7 billion), with
annual sales of 1.9 billion
manga books and
manga magazines (also
known as
manga anthologies) in ****an (equivalent to 15 issues per...
-
Songs of All Time" is a
recurring song
ranking compiled by the
American magazine Rolling Stone. It is
based on
weighted votes from
selected musicians, critics...
-
integral within the gun (internal/fixed
magazine) or
externally attached (detachable
magazine). The
magazine functions by
holding several cartridges within...
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serials in Shueisha's W****ly Shōnen Jump and
other Jump
magazines), Kodansha's Shōnen
Magazine Comics, Shoga****an's Shōnen
Sunday Comics, and
Akita Shoten’s...
- a
fixed set of
goods or services. Periodicals, such as a
newspaper or
magazine, have
several types of subscriptions: Paid
circulation Non-paid circulation...
