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Star Wars: Empire (2002)

Star Wars: Empire #31

Dark Horse Comics · May 2005

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About this issue

Writer
Scott Allie
Artist
Joe Corroney
Colorist
Michael Atiyeh
Letterer
Michael David Thomas
Cover
Dan Jackson and Joe Corroney
Editor
Dave Marshall, Jeremy Barlow, and Randy Stradley
Publisher
Mike Richardson
Characters
Commander Demmings, Darth Vader, and Timi Rotramel
Teams
Assassin Droids, Galactic Empire, Mon Calamari, Rebel Alliance, The Sith, and Twi'leks
Story arc
Galactic Civil War
Cover date
May 2005
Cover price
$2.99
UPC
76156811564203111
Pages
32
Rating
Unknown

For the velociraptor-like inhabitants of Tiss'sharl, assassination is a common method of corporate or political advancement—as the planet's president can attest. But the Tiss'shar are about to get a surprising lesson in the use of force from one who has made the ruthless application of fear and violence a way of life: Darth Vader has dropped in for an unexpected visit.   Vader's arrival could not have come at a worse time for the President, who is fending off attempts on his life—and business offers from a dangerous quarter. But even the President's cool reptilian intellect can't guess at the real reasons for Vader's visit, or the depths at which the Dark Lord's machinations run…   Writer Scott Allie (Star Wars: Betrayal) and Star Wars-fan-favorite artist Joe Corroney team up for "The Price of Power".