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Star Wars Tales #19

Dark Horse Comics · April 2004

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About this issue

Artist
Lucas Marangon, Paul Lee, Scott Kurtz, and Sean Murphy
Penciller
Greg Tocchini, Nuria Peris, and Ramón Bachs
Inker
Eddie Wagner and Kris Justice
Colorist
Jim Zubkavich, Michael Atiyeh, and Tom Smith
Letterer
Michael Heisler, Robert Kirkman, and Steve Dutro
Cover
Andrew Robinson and Dan Jackson
Editor
Michael Carriglitto and Scott Allie
Story
James Pascoe, Jeremy Barlow, Jim Royal, Ken Lizzl, and W. Haden Blackman
Characters
Ben Skywalker, Boba Fett, Bossk, C-3PO, Chewbacca, Count Dooku, Darth Vader, Han Solo, Luke Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Princess Leia, R2-D2, and Sarlacc
Teams
Astromech Droids, B1 Battle Droids, Falleen, Galactic Empire, Jawas, Jedi Order, New Republic, Rebel Alliance, Stormtroopers, The Sith, Trandoshans, Weequays, and Wookiees
Story arc
Galactic Civil War
Cover date
April 2004
Cover price
$5.99
UPC
76156897289401911
Pages
68
Rating
Unknown

A hyperdrive malfunction sends the Mellinnium Falcon massively off course trapping Han Solo galaxies away from his home system. Now stranded lightyears from everything he knows, Han must fight the life threatening hazards of the jungle filled world that has become his prison. Will he be able to fix the Falcon and return to all he knows and loves? This is one Star Wars story that you won’t want to miss! Also in this issue, Scott “PvP” Kurtz’s tale of high-school angst—Star Wars style!