with minor editing.
Don

Not a match.
Don

In the ballpark, but has slab serifs like the previous version: Campanile by Richard Ware.
Don

The lettering in this nameplate seems to have started out as a compressed Bodoni.
Compare to the lettering in the Women's Day nameplate used in 2013 which has slab serifs http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-HDV3olSPeRM/UQlTDPo-OuI/AAAAAAAAEIs/UKlJCCAO-zc/s1600/Woman's+Day+March+2013+Cover.jpg
Don

Pretty close.
Don

Harsh from creativemarket.com, expanded horizontally.
Don

The lettering in the nameplate is the 1994 revision of the lettering in the previous nameplate which dates from 1944. Compare to the namplate in the first edition https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e8/Une_Le_Monde.jpg Le Monde used the lettering style of the nameplate of a previous news paper called Le Temps. Compare the nameplate style of the nameplate in a 19th century edition of Le Temps with the pre-1994 Le Monde https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/8d/Soudan_fran%C3%A7ais-Binger.jpg
Don

Eloquent based on Pistilli roman?
Don

Far from a perfect match, but in the ballpark.
Don

Always happy to learn something new.
I did not actually compare the digital outlines in a font editor, so my comment on cloning seems to have not been spot on.
All I do know is that the Steffmann fonts are his improved versions of existing digital fonts. Without research I can't state what digital font he used as the basis for his version of this design. Mr. Steffmann's practice of sharing obscure digital fonts after his improvements is well known and has been discussed many times in various font forums.
Don

I seem to recall that Arabella is a clone of Heather.
Don

_MANDARIN_ looks like a custom logo.
Purista Bold is similar to the letter-forms but is a little too wide.
Don

Still looking for _BUT THERE IS SOMETHING_
But I can note that_nutella_ is a custom logo. It seems to have been derived from ITCAvant Garde Std-Bold
Don

Klavika Display Bold is close.
Apparently available only from the foundry, unlike the ordinary Klavika which is also sold at MyFonts.
Don

A2 Beckett Medium is close.
Expensive, and apparently available only from UK.
You can check the letters here: http://fontdeck.com/font/a2beckett/medium
Don

This was lettering from the era when fans could buy a comic book for 10 cents.
To reproduce the letters, a font like Industry Ultra could be adapted. Needs to be thicker, narrower and customized with the serif at the apex of _A_. A companion font Industry Inc. has some shadow effects.
Don

AFAIK this is a proprietary font, not available to the public, consisting of a cleaned up version of Matt Groening’s lettering.
Don

The bottom half of Mademoiselle is really close.
Don

Before the Goth treatment this was probably ITC Benguiat
Don