White Dwarf Issue 110, published in February 1989, is a foundational "Oldhammer" magazine featuring Wayne England cover art and critical rules for early Warhammer 40,000, including Eldar Titans and Space Marine infantry, alongside Dwarf Firethrower rules. Collectors often value this issue for its historical map of early Games Workshop store locations. For a detailed look at the 1989 issue, watch this YouTube video from A look at my oldest White Dwarf - 110 from February 1989!
Issue 110 landed in a sweet spot. The "Citadel Journal" was still a pull-out section in the middle. The magazine had shed its pure RPG roots and fully embraced being the house organ for the exploding Warhammer hobby. Copies of the original physical magazine now fetch triple-digit prices on eBay—provided you can find one without a battered spine or missing the card insert. White Dwarf Issue 110, published in February 1989,
One of the most iconic sections is the introduction of Eldar Phantom-class Titans , including the Shade and Spectre variants. It also provided rules for Eldar vehicles and walkers like the Spirit Warrior and War Walker. Digital Availability: The existence of a PDF version
Games Workshop has cracked down on wholesale archive sharing, but they have released select old issues via Warhammer Vault (part of Warhammer+). Issue 110 might be in there. If not, second-hand digital scans circulate among collectors for personal use. Eldar Titan Legions: One of the most iconic
: This issue's Illuminations section features the art of Wayne England , who also illustrated the cover. The piece famously depicts Blood Angels and other iconic 80s-era imagery.
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