@MangaKid:

I'm sure they will.

@Darkarax:

Good idea. My dad likes to sell lots of things online so if I were you, he'd probably try to sell them online and give the less-new-looking ones free of charge. Whatever you do, someone will love to get good use out of them and read!

@Darkarax:

you're welcome. The main piont is that u find a good way to get rid of them

@MangaKid:

Right now, I'm thinking what I may do is donate maybe just a few of the issues I have and sell the rest. I may either try and find a place to sell them. Or I may try selling them online. But it sort of depends on what sort of shape the issues are in.

@chihiroyin:

I'd keep them in the basement, but there isn't really much room left. So I'm a little more interested in getting rid of them sooner than later. Thanks for the suggestion though.

@Keba Si Rota:

Hmm... I'm not sure if there are any used bookstores in the town where I live, but donating them to the local library is something I'm really considering.

@LuminousIceNinja:

That's another idea. Of course I'm not sure how valuable they'd be, since some of the issues might not be in the best condition.

@LoveMeRen:

Hmm... that's a thought.

If you don't want to give them away, then do what chiroyin said! Thats what I would do! You can always sell them later on... I mean, they could become vintage or something ;)

keep them in a box in the basement and look for them in 10 years and u will be more surprised how everythings changed xD
i guess its better to put them on ebay or give them to relatives or to a bookstore ^^

I've sold old magazines to a used bookstore before. I'm not sure how much they'll pay for yours, but it's still something.

If that doesn't work you could donate them. I think you can get a small tax break if you do that.

donate them to a library