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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Garnfellow" data-source="post: 3416185" data-attributes="member: 1223">Alas, I got very few of them at my local hobby shop back in the day.Instead, I am haunted by a picture in an old TSR catalog from the early 80s. The picture was part of an ad promoting the Dragon's UK sister, the White Dwarf. And the picture was of a huge stack of White Dwarf magazines, with strange and wondrous covers of monsters and starships and the like.By the time I really was into D&D, TSR and GW had begun to part company, and WD was drifting away from D&D. But I never really got that ad out of my head.About 8-10 years ago I started buying issues online. (I've never really seen them for sale at a used bookstore or game stores.) One or two at a time, gradually growing and slowly filling in the holes in the collection. It's been a long, slow, and sometimes expensive process. If you want to start a collection, use ebay and be patient. The good news is, individual issues are fairly cheap and (IMHO) the golden age of WD only runs from about issues 12 to 48.Good hunting!</blockquote>