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Star Wars Tales #22

Dark Horse Comics · February 2005

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About this issue

Artist
Brandon Badeaux, Lucas Marangon, and Steve Pugh
Colorist
Dan Jackson, Lucas Marangon, and Michael Atiyeh
Letterer
Michael Heisler
Cover
Keith Wood and Lee Bermejo
Editor
Jeremy Barlow
Script
Ian Edginton, Lucas Marangon, and Rob Williams
Characters
Darca Nyl, Logray, Lycan, Mace Windu, Wat Tambor, Wicket, and Yoda
Teams
B1 Battle Droids, Biths, Clone Troopers, Ewoks, Galactic Empire, Galactic Republic, Grans, Ithorians, Jawas, Jedi Order, Nikto, Rebel Alliance, Stormtroopers, The Jedi High Council, Twi'leks, and Zabraks
Story arc
Galactic Civil War
Cover date
February 2005
Cover price
$5.99
UPC
76156897289402211
Pages
68
Rating
Unknown

The "new" Star Wars Tales continues! The vastness of the Star Wars galaxy hosts an ever-unfolding mythology, filled with character-driven stories of loss and tragedy, of heroism and redemption. This issue contributes three more such tales to the mythos-the tragic saga of mysterious Jedi Darca Nyl continues to unravel, courtesy of Cla$$war writer Rob Williams and Star Wars: Empire artist Brandon Badeaux; Two enemy soldiers accidentally left behind after Return of the Jedi's Battle of Endor must survive a tribe of disgruntled Ewoks and each other in "Marooned" by Lucas Marangon; and we kick off the issue with a tie-in to the highly anticipated LucasArts video game Republic Commando. Sophisticated yet easily accessible-it's Star Wars comics at their best!