Talk:The Unexplained (magazine)

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Please don't delete this article. It won't stay like this. I can't show any sources, but only because I have never heard of it outside of the series itself-and amazon, if you're interested.[1]

Am certain there were more than 26 issues of the Series.[edit]

Possibly 50 or 60 Issues were released.Johnwrd (talk) 19:00, 15 July 2018 (UTC)[reply]

There were 156 issues of the magazine (in the UK), one extra-large issue which was just the index, and you could buy thirteen binders which made the issues into a set of books. I don't know where this article got 26 volumes from, unless they mean the paperback reissues of articles grouped by topic (rather than have the topics scattered at random as the magazines did). This article's a bit of a mess tbh. Sophie means wisdom (talk) 20:48, 12 January 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Coming late to this discussion, but the 26 volumes applies to the American reprint by publishers H.S. Stuttman in the 1990s under the rearranged title Mysteries of Mind, Space & Time: The Unexplained. This seems to consist of articles from the original UK edition reorganized in alphabetical order by topic. Currently there's a list of the original UK 157 issues at https://partworkscollectables.co.uk/The-Unexplained-Orbi with (I think) the title/subject of the first article in each issue. Unfortunately the Partworks Collectables website took the description of the magazine from Wikipedia so it also refers to 26 volumes! Sorry, I can't take this any further myself, and it's not a topic I'm interested in - but perhaps there's someone who would like to correct and update this article? John O'London (talk) 15:56, 5 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]