Guy Gardner: Warrior #34 - DC Comics Sept 1995, The Way of the Warrior Part 7 — Take No Prisoners Conclusion! (Single Issue)

He's not asking nicely. Guy Gardner: Warrior #34 from DC Comics drops the hammer on "The Way of the Warrior" crossover with a conclusion so loud it practically rattles the staples — Guy blasting through a battlefield of bodies, Hawkman diving in from above, and Lobo doing exactly what Lobo does. Published September 1995 at $1.75 US, this Direct Sales edition carries the classic DC bullet logo and a cover by Beau, Campos, and Davis that commits fully to the chaos. Mid-'90s DC at its most unhinged and unapologetic.

What's Included:

• 📚 Guy Gardner: Warrior #34 — DC Comics, September 1995 — Direct Sales Edition
• 🎨 $1.75 US / $2.50 CAN / £1.25 UK — Direct Sales Edition with barcode
• 📌 Back cover: Playoff football cards ad featuring a pig with a branded rump and the tagline "pigskin included" — peak mid-'90s sports card marketing energy, fully unhinged, absolutely iconic

Issue Details:

• ⚡ DC Comics — Guy Gardner: Warrior #34 — September 1995 — $1.75 US — Direct Sales Edition
• 💥 Story Arc: The Way of the Warrior, Part 7 — "Take No Prisoners Conclusion!" crossover finale featuring Guy Gardner, Hawkman, and Lobo
• ✏️ Creative Team: Beau Smith (writer), Mitch Campos (pencils), Dan Davis (inks)
• 🔥 Single issue — bagged for protection.

Why Collectors Love It:

"The Way of the Warrior" was the crossover that finally gave Guy Gardner a reason to exist outside of being punched by Batman — a full-on brawl arc that pulled in Hawkman, Lobo, and half the DC street-level roster. Issue #34 is the conclusion, which means every subplot explodes at once and nobody is walking away clean. Beau Smith's Guy is loud, violent, and completely self-aware about it, and the cover — two glowing energy blasts, a sky full of enemies, and Hawkman swooping in like he owns the airspace — delivers exactly the promise of the title. The Playoff pigskin back cover is a certified time capsule: a pig, a brand, and the audacity to call it a selling point.

Condition Notes:

Normal wear consistent with age and storage — expect minor spine stress, edge wear, and light cover scuffing as shown in photos. Interior pages bright with solid color retention. Bagged for protection.

Perfect For:

Guy Gardner run completists, "Way of the Warrior" crossover hunters, Hawkman and Lobo guest appearance collectors, mid-'90s DC series enthusiasts, and anyone who has ever wanted to take no prisoners and needed the comic to back them up.