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The following 19 magazines are available
in category "Science Fiction, Mystery, horror"
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Shock Horror Magazine
One year (6 issues) for €114.95 (USD 132.76)
Shock Horror magazine is a horror entertainment magazine covering horror movies, games, bands, tattoos, models, books, comics and events. Each issue covers...
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SciFiNow
One year (13 issues) for €157.50 (USD 181.91)
The first choice for dedicated followers of sci-fi, cult TV and horror, SciFiNow is the most dynamic, sophisticated genre magazine around. Delivering the...
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Strand Magazine
One year (4 issues) for €62.50 (USD 72.18)
The magazine for mystery lovers, delivers fiction by award winning writers such as Ray Bradbury, John Mortimer and Michael Bond. Includes an article section...
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Fantasy & Science Fiction
One year (6 issues) for €107.50 (USD 124.16)
The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction was founded in 1949 and is an award-winning science fiction magazine and the original publisher of classics...
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Black Static
One year (6 issues) for €69.95 (USD 80.79)
Black Static was founded in 1994 and is the UK's only professional horror fiction magazine, publishing new stories by some of the finest writers working...
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Beware the Dark
One year (3 issues) for €54.95 (USD 63.46)
Beware the Dark is a brand new horror fiction and dark art magazine from independent UK publisher, SST Publications. The debut issue contains fiction from...
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Locus Magazine
One year (12 issues) for €144.95 (USD 167.41)
Locus Magazine, covering the science fiction and fantasy field since 1968, is a monthly 8 1/2 x 11'' magazine often with a bright red border. Locus publishes...
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Asimovs Science Fiction
One year (12 issues) for €142.50 (USD 164.58)
Asimov's Science Fiction is a leading science fiction and fantasy magazine that brings you fantastic stories of far-flung worlds, challenging visions of...
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