Ken MagazineNo. 1 Vol. 1, April 1938News/Photos/Coming WWII Topicality

  

Ken magazine was a short-lived American publication launched in April 1938, known for its bold investigative journalism and political commentary during a tumultuous pre-World War II era. This inaugural issue (Volume 1, Number 1) featured provocative content including coverage of'The Coming Moroccan Revolt,' reflecting the magazine's focus on international affairs and political unrest.

This first edition of Ken magazine is particularly valued by collectors of vintage periodicals, political memorabilia, and pre-WWII publications. Historians and journalism enthusiasts prize these issues for their documentation of shifting global politics and their representation of American investigative journalism during a critical historical period. The magazine's short publication run (it ceased publication in 1939) makes original copies increasingly scarce and sought after.