Warlord, #69 Canadian

Published: May 1983

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Issue Contents:
Back Out!

Story Featuring Warlord

Credits
Story Notes

Colors credit confirmed by Anthony Tollin.

Back Out

Story Featuring Warlord

Storyline

Trying to return through time, Morgan and Shakira find themselves in Australia.

Story Notes

Scripting credits per Mike Grell, October 2006. "I worked by dictation and she typed the scripts. I plotted, she wrote. I got billing credit."

Into the Lizard Camp
Storyline

Jinal and Skinner try to kidnap the Harahashan leader.

Credits
Statement of Ownership, Management and Circulation
Credits

Letter Column Featuring Chain Mail

"First off, I am sorry to hear that Laurie Sutton has left Warlord..."

Story Notes

Letters of comment from Terry "The Hoo" Davis, Corey Cliffe, Tod Owens, Richard Rotmistrovsky, Guy Clark, Adam Gerle, Keith A. Bowden, Robbie Busch, and Andy Laurence.

In-House Column Featuring Meanwhile...

"Weary."

Credits
Lock 'n' Chase

Ad Featuring Mattel Toys , Ad Featuring Intellivision

Story Notes

Intellivision. Back cover.

Star Wars Jedi Arena Video Game Cartridge

Ad Featuring Parker Brothers Games

Ad Featuring Olympic Sales / Olympia Sales Cards

"Earn famous name prizes or earn $1.00 an item cash"

Story Notes

Olympic Sales Club.

Ad Featuring Grit Newspaper

"We are looking for a few good boys and girls..."

Story Notes

Before page 5 of Into the Lizard Camp.

AWMA Karate-Kung Fu
Story Notes

After page 4 of Into the Lizard Camp.

Green Arrow

Story Featuring Green Arrow

Credits

"Build your own collection of diecast metal racing cars!"

Story Notes

Between pages 8 and 9 of Back Out.

Ad Featuring TSR Hobbies

"The adventure is yours with Dungeons & Dragons fantasy adventure games"

Story Notes

Before page 5 of Back Out.

Behind the Candy Counter

Ad Featuring Bubble Yum

Storyline

A child wants some Bubble Yum gum.

Story Notes

Ad in comic form. After page 4 of Back Out.

Ad Featuring Mattel Toys

"Amazing new life forms are taking over Atari!"