One of the things about this blog that continues to give me joy are the people I meet through it. Recently, I was contacted by artist Alan H...

Though my series of White Dwarf retrospectives is complete, I continue to examine the advertisements that appeared in the magazines. I do t...

Having come to the end of my look back at the first 80 issues of White Dwarf last week , I thought, before launching a new series, I'd o...

And so, with issue #80 (August 1986), we come to the end of my retrospective on Games Workshop's White Dwarf. Even so, I'll likely h...

With issue #79 of White Dwarf (July 1986), I reach the penultimate issue I'll cover in this series. Though I'm glad to have done it ...

I've got to be honest: reading White Dwarf for these posts is not as much fun as it used to be. Partly, I think I'm simply tired of ...

Issue #77 of White Dwarf (May 1986) features an immediately recognizable cover illustration by Chris Achilleos. The image is probably best-k...

Here's an advertisement for the Warhammer scenario pack, McDeath , described as follows: The evil, sadistic and thoroughly unpleasant Mc...

Issue #76 of White Dwarf (April 1986) features a cover by Peter Andrew Jones, whose art has appeared on the cover of the magazine several ti...

Issue #75 of White Dwarf (March 1986) sports a horror – or I should I say Call of Cthulhu ? – themed cover by Lee Gibbons, whose work appear...

Issue #74 of White Dwarf (February 1986) sports a cover by American conic book artist, Frank Brunner, who's probably best known for his ...

Issue #73 of White Dwarf (January 1986) features a cover by Lee Gibbons, an artist whose work I recall from various Call of Cthulhu products...

Issue #72 of White Dwarf (December 1985) features a cover by Lee Gibbons that's striking not just for its style but also its subject mat...

Issue #71 of White Dwarf (November 1985) boasts an eye-catching Alan Craddock cover, featuring a team-up between a heroic knight and a Conan...