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[vertigoartgore]

2002's Captain America: Dead Men Running Vol.1 #1 cover by cover artist Derek Hess.

[the-gershomite]

Star Wars Chewbacca #4 of 4 -April 2000- Dark Horse Comics

written by Darko Macan

story pages 1-10 illustrated by Rafael Kayanan

story pages 1-10 colored by Heroic Age

story pages 11-22 penciled by Dusty Abell

story pages 11-22 inked by Jim Royal

story pages 11-22 colored by Dave Nestelle

lettered by Vickie Williams

cover art by Sean Phillips

[balu8]

Marshal Bass 

Cover by Igor Kordey

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[smashpages]

‘Martine Moon’ debuts on Panel Syndicate

Darko Macan and Goran Sudžuka’s new comic is about a ‘beautiful, bold and only slightly bitchy’ socialite who battles ‘aliens, gods, terrorists and scum from every corner of history.’

[coupleofdays]

The old Star Wars comic "Lady Luck", which tells the tale of how Lando Calrissian managed to become the administrator of Cloud City (in the pre-Disney canon, at least), is a very entertaining read. One of the two authors of the comic, Rich Handley, has been kind enough to put it up to read for free here, together with some fun commentary on its creation. I highly recommend it.

[bringbackwendellvaughn]

[uwmspeccoll]

CHEWIE!!! May the 4th be with you!

This May 4th we highlight everyone’s favorite woolly character, Chewbacca the Wookiee -- or, as Princess Leia once referred to him as “this big walking carpet.” Trusty first officer of Han Solo’s Millennium Falcon, he is loyal, fearsome, and a Wookiee of . . . well, many words, but all of it unintelligible.

These images are from the Dark Horse comic book Star Wars, Chewbacca, produced as a limited series of four issues published from January 2000 to April 2000 (we only hold numbers 2-4). The story is written by Darko Macan. The credits for the issues shown here are as follows:

Issue No. 2: illustrated by Jan Duursema and Dave Gibbons, penciled by Dusty Abell, inked by Jim Royal, and colored by Color Graphix, Angus McKie, and Dave Nestelle. Issue No. 3: illustrated by Martin Egeland and Kilian Plunkett, penciled by John Nadeau, inked by Jordi Ensign, and colored by Dan Jackson, Color Graphix, and Dave Nestelle. Issue No. 4: illustrated by Rafael Kayanan, penciled by Dusty Abell, inked by Jim Royal, and colored by Heroic Age and Dave Nestelle. 

Our copy is a gift from our comic book consultant Jim Lowder.

View our previous Star Wars Day posts.

[tozozozo-x]

I love short stories. And short comics. I love everything I can start and finish in one day. Everything made that way is cut from the same cloth. Everything that takes longer than a day (...) is already a process where every morning I have to remember who I was when I started the story. Everything that takes longer than a day looks dangerously like work. Work is paid; short stories, rarely.

Darko Macan