I am finally nearing completion of my WIP collection, it has taken many years to do this. I am missing numbers 28, 34, 53 and 56. If anyone has spares to sell please get in touch shaun.dellenty@hotmail.co.uk
Many thanks-Shaun
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I recently listened to the Twin Peaks Unwrapped podcast interview with Craig Miller's father and I think he said that if issues are listed as sold out on the new website (http://wrappedinplasticmag.com/), as all of those particular issues are, there might be an unfulfilled order or leftovers or something and if you write to his PO Box he may be able to help you. Sort of a convoluted process, but to fulfill your collection it might be worthwhile! Here's the interview if you want to check it out: http://twinpeaksunwrapped.com/e/twin-pe ... hn-thorne/ (the interview comes after the one w/ John Thorne & starts around 58:00)ShaunDLondon wrote:Hi Folks,
I am finally nearing completion of my WIP collection, it has taken many years to do this. I am missing numbers 28, 34, 53 and 56. If anyone has spares to sell please get in touch shaun.dellenty@hotmail.co.uk
Many thanks-Shaun
The http://www.wrappedinplasticmag.com/ website is an ESSENTIAL resource if you are looking for back issues of Wrapped in Plastic! After drooling over the http://spectrummagazines.bizland.com/ site for some time, but being unable to place an order there, I discovered Howard Miller's website at just about the perfect time, I think I may have placed one of the first orders there (because he jacked up the shipping price after sending my first order!).LostInTheMovies wrote:I recently listened to the Twin Peaks Unwrapped podcast interview with Craig Miller's father and I think he said that if issues are listed as sold out on the new website (http://wrappedinplasticmag.com/), as all of those particular issues are, there might be an unfulfilled order or leftovers or something and if you write to his PO Box he may be able to help you. Sort of a convoluted process, but to fulfill your collection it might be worthwhile! Here's the interview if you want to check it out: http://twinpeaksunwrapped.com/e/twin-pe ... hn-thorne/ (the interview comes after the one w/ John Thorne & starts around 58:00)ShaunDLondon wrote:Hi Folks,
I am finally nearing completion of my WIP collection, it has taken many years to do this. I am missing numbers 28, 34, 53 and 56. If anyone has spares to sell please get in touch shaun.dellenty@hotmail.co.uk
Many thanks-Shaun
I need to snatch up some of those back issues myself, while they're still available at such affordable prices. The first time I watched any Twin Peaks was the year after they discontinued, so I never got to collect any when they were new.That's awesome that you'll have a complete collection - I'm envious!
Those $200 eBay prices are a JOKE! You CAN find these for a fair price if you are dedicated and patient!SheWoreTheRing wrote:Funnily enough, I needed all 4 of those as well. Then, I found 28 in a stack of Spectrum zines I had bought and was happy.
Last week, I bought 34 on ebay.
So, I still need 53 and 56, and have seen that other people need them too. Were less of those made?
Also, the only other issues I need are 2, 5 and 7. They're on ebay for $200 each. Are they this rare? Were no 2nd pressings issued? I can't imagine the deal given I have 1,3,4,6,8,... but anyway.
Thanks and good luck to both of us in our hunt