Add to favoritesThis set includes the first 50 issues of the 1976 Warlord series from DC. All issues are written and illustrated by Mike Grell. The series lasted 133 issues and has had numerous attempts at revival over the years, but the first 50 issues illustrated by Grell himself were of particular interest to me. His style is best compared to the great Neal Adams, and that quality defines the early years of the series.
VOLUME 1
First Issue Special 8
Warlord 1
Warlord 2
Warlord 3
Warlord 4
Warlord 5
Warlord 6
Warlord 7
Warlord 8
Warlord 9
Warlord 10
Warlord 11
Warlord 12
Warlord 13
Warlord 14
Warlord 15
Warlord 16
Warlord 17
Warlord 18
Warlord 19
Warlord 20
Warlord 21
Warlord 22
Warlord 23
Warlord 24
Warlord 25
VOLUME 2
Warlord 26
Warlord 27
Warlord 28
Warlord 29
Warlord 30
Warlord 31
Warlord 32
Warlord 33
Warlord 34
Warlord 35
Warlord 36
Warlord 37
Warlord 38
Warlord 39
Warlord 40
Warlord 41
Warlord 42
Warlord 43
Warlord 44
Warlord 45
Warlord 46
Warlord 47
Warlord 48
Warlord 49
Warlord 50
Warlord Annual 1
Very cool! I recently picked up this entire series and had thought about binding it. what color did you go with for the buckram?
I went with navy/dark blue w/ white lettering. After removing all the double page ads, back covers, and backup stories, the first 50 issues easily fit into two volumes.
I only bound the stuff written and drawn by Grell himself. Damn, those are some mighty fine comics. The next few issues are supposedly written by Grell, but I read somewhere that he didn’t do it, but rather that they were ghosted by someone else. I also included the first Annual at the end of the second volume. I guess I need to edit my post!
They were ghosted by his wife.
To further elaborate… Scripting credits for issues #52-71 per Mike Grell October 2006. “I worked by dictation and she (wife Sharon) typed the scripts. I plotted, she wrote. I got billing credit.”