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Dark Force Rising (Comic adaptation)

by Mike Baron; Terry Dodson

Earliest known edition
1998
Selected edition
paperback
Pages in this edition
160
English editions
1 ↗
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February 4, 1998 · Dark Horse · eng

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What is Dark Force Rising (Comic adaptation) about?

The second collected comic adaptation continues the Legends trilogy’s story, with Mike Baron adapting Timothy Zahn’s novel and Terry Dodson providing the principal art. It belongs between the Heir to the Empire and Last Command adaptations.

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Use this as the middle volume of the comic route, keeping it separate from the prose edition.

Where does it fit?

Number 2 of 3 in Star Wars: The Thrawn Trilogy (Comic adaptations). These numbers refer to collected adaptations. Individual issue numbers and omnibus packaging do not add extra novels to the original trilogy.

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