This paper settles in the negative the following open question: Are -magic graphs necessarily -magic? For an abelian group , we examine the properties of -magic labelings with constant weight , called , and utilize well-known results on edge-colorings in order to construct (from -regular graphs) infinite families that are -magic but not -magic. Noting that our arguments lead to connected graphs of order for all that are -magic and not -magic, we conclude the paper by investigating the zero-sum integer-magic spectra of graphs, including Cartesian products, and give a conjecture about the zero-sum integer-magic spectra of -regular graphs.