Magnetic Fantasies

Magnetic Fantasies was an American gaming magazine first published in February 1981, and published by Magnetic Fantasies, edited and published by Claude Plum, Richard Koch, and Arnett Taylor. The magazine was headquartered in Los Angeles, California.
Contents.
"Magnetic Fantasies" was a publication devoted to the art of Computerized Fantasy Simulations, its goal to cover the ever growing field of computer RPGs.
Reception.
Bruce F. Webster reviewed "Magnetic Fantasies" in "The Space Gamer" No. 43. Webster commented that "Recommendation: look before you buy, and buy only if there is some information in there worth the cost of the magazine. I realize they're just starting ... but I don't remember the early "Space Gamers" being this bad."