warrior

[nickwire]

i know its a mag, but i think more people come here than the mag section, my bad. would anyone know if theres a price guide that list warrior mags? im guessing overstreet dosent cause they were british. any help?

[Earl Davis]

Prices...

 

http://www.comicspriceguide.com/p-issues.asp?t_ID=14974

 

Gallary...

 

http://www.comicspriceguide.com/p-gallery.asp?tid=14974

[Earl Davis]

Alternate opinion...

 

http://www.atomicavenue.com/atomic/TitleDetail.aspx?TitleID=2163

[nickwire]

sweet, thanks much

[EwanUK]

Warrior full sets (1-26) in mid-grade sell for about £60 - and always sell.

 

Partial sets seem to sell for a lot less. It's quite inconsistent.

 

Also, it's a very hard magazine to get in real high grade - but it's seriously under-valued and under appreciated...

 

Amazing art - 1st appearances of V and Miracleman etc etc...

[nickwire]

usually at cons ive been too, on the whole floor your lucky to find more than 5 issues and they are usually at least 25 a pop

[EwanUK]

Copies are very common in the UK - London particularly. Copies are often found in mid to low grades in bargain boxes - in fact, I bought a near complete set for just 50p ($1.00) a copy recently.

 

Did you know in addition to the 1-26 run and the Marvelman special, there's actually a copy of the fanzine "Comics international" that has the final edition as a reverse section of the mag?

[Earl Davis]

I have a horrible feeling that I threw that out when I dumped my CI's.

 

Earl.

[nickwire]

well...if anyone can help a brother out......and knows they can find some mid range copies, im looking for 1-6, 8 and 12 to 26. 50p each??? insane!

[EwanUK]

50p each yes, I kid you not.

 

This set has just finished.... £41 / $82 for 1-26 - see that's only £1.50 a copy.

 

BTW is it "Nick Wire" as in "Nicky Wire"

 

Warrior

 

[MK Ultra]

I had a bunch sent over across the pond from the publisher, they were only missing a couple at the time (1 or 2 years ago). Have you tried them directly?

[heartened]

This series is SERIOUSLY undervalued, probably because we Americans are biased against foreign (even British) comics. But, we have the first appearances of Miracleman and V/Vendetta, and Alan Moore's earliest work. The series thus had a profound effect in Britain and again in America as a major influence to the important independent movement of the 1980s. High grade copies of Warrior (1982) with these first appearances should be big bucks eventually, especially if slabbed.