List of fictional magazines

This is a list of fictional magazines.

Fictional magazines

Pornographic

From "The Simpsons"

* "American Breast Enthusiast"
* "Cheek Week"
* "Gigantic Asses"
* "Granny Fanny"
* "Playdude", a take-off on "Playboy"
* "Successful"

From "Futurama"

* "Bender's Big Butt Fembots", an indecent magazine published by Bender
*"Pentiumhouse", pornography for robots, parody of "Penthouse magazine"
*"National Pornographic", a parody of "National Geographic",
*"Playbot", pornography for robots
*"Victoria's Circuit", pornography for robots, a parody of Victoria's Secret catalog, so may just be a catalog
*"Zero-G Juggs"

From miscellaneous

* "Ace", "Bangers", "Bling" and "Froth" - from the 2004 novel "The Pornographer Diaries" by Danny King
* "Bait" - from the 1987 "Dragnet" movie
* "Big & Bouncy" - a magazine kept under Adrian Mole's bed
* "Booty" - from the computergame "Doom 3
* "Butt Frenzy" - "Aqua Teen Hunger Force"
* "Buxom Octopus Woman" - a Japanese magazine in an episode of "American Dad!"
* "Crack Whore" - Eric Cartman's mom was once on the cover, "South Park"
* "Disobedient School Prefect" - a Japanese magazine in an episode of "American Dad!"
* "Girls, Giggles and Garters" - "Good Omens" and "Discworld"
* "Holding Your Own Boobs" - fictional ad from a Saturday Night Live episode featuring Sarah Michelle Gellar
* "Playbeing" - a journal of sports, technology and gynecology ("The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy")
*"Playpen" - a takeoff on "Penthouse" and "Playboy" seen on the shows "Married... with Children", "Family Guy", "That 70's Show", "Kyle XY", "The X-Files", "Millennium", "Lost" and, perhaps in its initial appearance, "That Girl"
* "Rhode Island Slut" - sex-based classifieds magazine, from the film "Dumb and Dumber"
*"Sapphire" - adult magazine, "Monk"
*"Scurvy" - "Aqua Teen Hunger Force"
*"Spank" - "Beavis and Butt-head" - a parody of "Swank" adult magazine
*"Stagman" magazine - "The Muller-Fokker Effect" - a take-off on "Playboy"
*"Taint" magazine - "Mr. Show with Bob and David"
*"True Vampire Stories" - magazine in "Tomb of Dracula"

Other

From the "Discworld" series

* "Ankh-Morpork Literary Gazette and Paradigm Shifters Monthly"
* "Battle Call", Omnian magazine, parodies "War Cry"
* "Bows and Ammo", a take-off on "Guns and Ammo"
*"Total Pins" and other magazines for pin collectors
*"Unadorned Facts", Omnian magazine, parodies "The Plain Truth"
*"Warrior of Fortune", a take-off on "Soldier of Fortune"
*"What Gallows?"

From the Harry Potter series

*"Transfiguration Today
*"Which Broomstick?"
*"Witch Weekly"

From "The Simpsons"

*"Bad Boy's Life" a parody of "Boys' Life"
*"Bear Baiter"
*"Blue Pants Weekly"
*"Cliff Biker"
*"Danger Liker"
*"Glass Eater"
*"Hip Punishments"
*"Men's Fatness"
*"Modern Couch Gag"
*"Mosh Pitter"
*"Non-Threatening Boys" magazine
*"Oatmeal Enthusiast" (from The Simpsons Movie) (Note: This is actually a real magazine)
*"Rock Jumper"
*"Smothering Mother" magazine (which Lisa says is a Larry Flynt publication)

From Ugly Betty

All of the magazines listed are owned by Meade Publication, the fictional company in the series:
*"Hot Flash" - Magazine aimed at older women
*"Hudson" - a monthly lifestyle magazine
*"MODE" a monthly fashion magazine which is the main focus of the series
*"MYW" (Modern Young Woman), a monthly contemporary women/lifestyle magazine
*"Psychology Now" - Health monthly
*"Player" - Men's magazine

Competing magazines:
*"Isabella" - MODE's rival

From miscellaneous

* "American Sports Magzine" - "In Good Company"
* "Are We Done Yet?" - How-to magazine for home construction - "Are We Done Yet?"
* "Beaker & Electrode" - "Narbonic", a magazine for mad scientists
* "Blush" - "Just Shoot Me!"
* "Business Shriek" - "Monsters, Inc.", spoof of "Business Week"
* "Chewing" - a "high-gloss, literate and sophisticated" magazine for gum chewers, "Calvin and Hobbes"
* "Composure" - women's magazine similar to "Cosmopolitan", "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days"
* "Consumer Medicine", "The 40-Year-Old Virgin"
* "Cool Trash Magazine" - from the cartoon, "Jem"
* "DirtNow" - a tabloid magazine which is combination of two formerly separate magzines called "Dirt" and "Now" in "Dirt"
* "Doggy Style" - Fashion magazine for dogs, "Family Guy"
* "Donkey Punch" - "Metalocalypse"
* "Drumtastic" - "Metalocalypse"
* "Fretmagic Kids!" - Guitar magazine, "Homestar Runner"
* "GameHOG" - "Doom 3"
* "Global Weekly", later "Global Community Weekly" - "Left Behind" series
*"Guns & Nachos" - "Doom 3"
*"Harpies Bizarre", "Bewitched"
*"Hundredaire Socialite" - Interviews with "hundredaires", "Homestar Runner"
*"Hush-Hush" - gossip tabloid magazine in James Ellroy's novel "L.A. Confidential" and the film version
*"JABAN" - "Muhyo and Roji's Bureau of Supernatural Investigation"
*"Jon" - "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart"
* "Knit Wit", from Pushing Daisies, episode "Smell of Success"
*"Know Magazine" - 1960s men's magazine, "Down With Love"
*"Martian Science" - "Doom 3"
*"Metropolitan" - news magazine Sarah Jane Smith works for in "Doctor Who"
*"Modern Girl" - "Married...with Children"
*"Mouth" - 60s underground magazine, "Hippies"
*"Nanako" - a magazine mentioned in "Sailor Moon R"
*"National Exaggerator" - Weekly World News-type periodical favored by Freddy Jones in "A Pup Named Scooby-Doo"
*"National Tatler" - tabloid in Thomas Harris's novel "Red Dragon" and its sequels
*"National Whisper" - tabloid in "Superman" comics
*"Nerds Who Live With Their Mother Monthly" - mentioned by the writer of Crimson Chin in "The Fairly OddParents"
*"The New Frontiersman" - right-wing news and opinion, "Watchmen"
*"Newstime" - news magazine in "Superman" comics owned by Colin Thornton
*"Now Magazine" - news magazine affiliated with the Bugle in Marvel Comics
*"Nova Express" - news tabloid, "Watchmen"
*"Oceanographic Explorer" - "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou"
*"OSU" - ""
*"Pageant Scene Magazine" - magazine for beauty contest enthusiasts in the "Hiccy Burp" episode of "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends"
*"Popular Bridge Work" - "Zits"
*"Scragford's Farthing" - a fictional magazine satirizing the formulaic nature of many Victorian and Edwardian magazines in "D'Ordel's Pantechnicon" by Sir Mark Sykes
*"Screen Idol" - "Married...with Children"
*"Scorch Magazine" - a music magazine from the Sabrina, the Teenage Witch television series
*"Serial Killer Weekly" - "Mad Magazine"
*"Spit Sink Weekly"' - "Zits"
*"Spo!" - "Perfect Blue"
*"Sub Par" - Golf magazine, "Blondie"
*"SugarApe" (or "sugaRAPE") - Urban lifestyle magazine, "Nathan Barley"
*"Surprise" - a tabloid magazine in "Sailor Moon"
*"Teen Magazeen" - the magazeens for teens, "Dinosaur Comics"
*"Timber Maniacs" - "TimMani" for short, flagship magazine of publishing house of the same name, "Final Fantasy VIII". Stopped from being printed due to carrying articles from political dissidents.
*"Top Goss" magazine - "Coronation Street"
*"UAC Today" - "Doom 3"
*"The Weekend on Sunday" - "Nathan Barley"
*"Weekly Global Gumshoe" - "Metalocalypse"
*"What's News" - "Blacksad"
*"Wizards and Shut-ins" - "American Dad!"
*"YouthQuake" - "Glamorama"

ee also

*List of fictional newspapers
*List of fictional books
*List of fictional comics
*List of fictional media