Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi - Dark Lords of the Sith #4 pg. 19 Color Guide
Artists: Chris Gossett (Penciller) , Pamela Rambo (Colorist) , Jordi Ensign (Inker) , Tom Veitch (Writer)
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DescriptionIn search of ancient Sith magic, the Jedi Exar Kun travels to a place of mysterious, mystical power - a power so dark, so evil, that his very link to the light side of the Force is shattered. Jedi powers can't help him here. Only the dark side of the Force can save him - even as it consumes him!Social/Sharing |
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Marcus Wai 
Member Since 2005
1 - Posted on 5/10/2023
These mid 90's Dark Horse Star Wars comics had the benefit of computer colors and brighter shiny paperstock for these colors to be used. A few years later, this physical step would be gone, so pretty rare. Not sure if these also had to go through the same process of giving Lucas first dibs before being made available to collectors.
Scott M
Member Since 2003
2 - Posted on 5/10/2023
Marcus Wai wrote:
These mid 90's Dark Horse Star Wars comics had the benefit of computer colors and brighter shiny paperstock for these colors to be used. A few years later, this physical step would be gone, so pretty rare. Not sure if these also had to go through the same process of giving Lucas first dibs before being made available to collectors.
During my early years of collecting, most artists I contacted bemoaned Lucas' "right of first refusal." And, for a number of reasons - including not wanting to bother with Lucasfilm and their approval process - many of them simply held onto their art.
I do not remember having the same issue when pursuing color guides, though.
Jeffrey Wedding
Member Since 2009
1 - Posted on 5/11/2023
Scott M wrote:
During my early years of collecting, most artists I contacted bemoaned Lucas' "right of first refusal." And, for a number of reasons - including not wanting to bother with Lucasfilm and their approval process - many of them simply held onto their art.
I do not remember having the same issue when pursuing color guides, though.
A sentiment towards the process that continues to this day.
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