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Star Wars Tales #21

Dark Horse Comics · October 2004

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About this issue

Artist
Brandon Badeaux and James Raiz
Penciller
Michel Lacombe
Inker
Serge LaPointe
Colorist
Dan Jackson and Michael Atiyeh
Letterer
Michael Heisler
Script
Jeremy Barlow, Nathan Butler, Rob Williams, and Shane McCarthy
Story
Shane McCarthy
Characters
Darca Nyl, Darth Vader, Jan Ors, Kyle Katarn, and Lycan
Teams
Biths, Galactic Empire, Grans, Ithorians, Jawas, Jedi Order, Nikto, Stormtroopers, Sullustans, Talz, The Sith, Twi'leks, Wookiees, and Zabraks
Story arc
Galactic Civil War
Cover date
October 2004
Cover price
$5.99
UPC
76156897289402111
Pages
68
Rating
Unknown

This is it-the beginning of a new direction for Star Wars Tales! Stepping away from the shorter, sillier Star Wars stories, with this issue Tales goes full-tilt toward a more exciting and sophisticated storytelling style. Cla$$war writer Rob Williams and Man of Steel artist Brandon Badeaux team up to bring you the story of Darca Nyl-a Jedi wandering the galaxy's Outer Rim hunting for revenge and hiding a deadly secret. Writer Shane McCarthy presents a rag-tag group of convicts and cutthroats flying for the Empire's glory in the feared TIE Fighter squadron called "Black Eight." And Kyle Katarn, star of the hit video game Jedi Outcast, goes toe-to-toe with the vile Yuuzhan Vong, in an action-packed tale by Nathan P. Butler and James Raiz (Tokyo Storm Warning).