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I just bought all 5 issues of this comic and, after reading them, most of the information in this article is vastly wrong. First off, the title is just "WARRIOR", secondly there is no plot to the Christmas issue. It is solely a bunch of unrelated pin-ups (Santa in bondage, however, does exist). I want to edit this page, but I'm not certain that if I do so it won't just be edited back. -NuclearConvoy
I think this is the wrong title. The book itself is just "Warrior"
Of course an article can be redirected without discussion. Happens all the time every day. But hey, let'sdiscuss away. The article should be redirected because it is a completely unsourced article which serves no purpose as a separate article that isn't served by the main article. Otto4711 14:27, 15 July 2007 (UTC)
- This seems fine as a separate entry. section in the main entry should be trimmed down and that information mvoed over here, where it stands a bette chance of being sourced. There is a need for expansions (on the plot side) and that can't be done in the main entry. I have also dug out and added extra information on the comic. ( Emperor 14:46, 15 July 2007 (UTC))
Santa Rape:
It might be worth mentioning that the image which leads people to refer to issue three as "The Santa rape" is not actually the bondage poster (although that's weird enough) but the one on the following page depicting a naked Santa passed out on the floor and Warrior putting on his pants with what appears to be a guilty expression on his face. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 24.5.84.96 ( talk) 07:36, 19 July 2009 (UTC)
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I just bought all 5 issues of this comic and, after reading them, most of the information in this article is vastly wrong. First off, the title is just "WARRIOR", secondly there is no plot to the Christmas issue. It is solely a bunch of unrelated pin-ups (Santa in bondage, however, does exist). I want to edit this page, but I'm not certain that if I do so it won't just be edited back. -NuclearConvoy
I think this is the wrong title. The book itself is just "Warrior"
Of course an article can be redirected without discussion. Happens all the time every day. But hey, let'sdiscuss away. The article should be redirected because it is a completely unsourced article which serves no purpose as a separate article that isn't served by the main article. Otto4711 14:27, 15 July 2007 (UTC)
- This seems fine as a separate entry. section in the main entry should be trimmed down and that information mvoed over here, where it stands a bette chance of being sourced. There is a need for expansions (on the plot side) and that can't be done in the main entry. I have also dug out and added extra information on the comic. ( Emperor 14:46, 15 July 2007 (UTC))
Santa Rape:
It might be worth mentioning that the image which leads people to refer to issue three as "The Santa rape" is not actually the bondage poster (although that's weird enough) but the one on the following page depicting a naked Santa passed out on the floor and Warrior putting on his pants with what appears to be a guilty expression on his face. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 24.5.84.96 ( talk) 07:36, 19 July 2009 (UTC)