A couple of TIEs screaming overhead might be nice. Which reminds me of the two issues Andrea did in the Screaming
Citadel story arc in the Doctor Aphra series. Such fun!

What's Emily VanCamp up to these days?

K2 - “Jyn. I’ll be there for you. Cassian said I have to.”

Well, K2, looks like Cassian is also putting his blaster where his mouth is.

A fantastic, high energy commission, congrats!

That third panel of Scott and Kurt, all the feels. I have no arty words other than absolutely stunning. Congrats, Fisch, she's a beauty (Jean and the page).

Yeah, Tim Truman predominantly handled writing duties, but did the art chores on a couple of the 15 or 18 issues he scripted during the Dark Horse era.

His passing will be a huge loss for the roll. But as Benjamin Bratt just showed, good characters can overcome a change of actors. And I agree, Baylon should be in good hands for season 2.

I have dipped my toes in some vintage DC pages recently, this kind of page makes me want to take a full plunge. Fantastic imagery and layouts with just the right amount of tension building dialogue.

The subplot involving Luke and Lando's mission to Bazarre made a great two-parter with issue #59. Great page, congrats!

Well, Michael Tommy Hodges showed all of them what it was really going to take!

I've never seen an inked page from this series either. Perhaps there's a glorious pile o' pages that Mauro Vargas is sitting on still. I feel like I tried chasing him down once a few years ago and maybe he's in Ecuador, or Argentina? Anyways, I never found the direct line or rep at the time. Might need to add him back on the active hunt list.

But... the high SW holidays are all this month. Besides, I have all year now to post more DC superhero art!

This might be my favorite of the month so far, Marcus.

Take that Boba!!!

Agreed. Especially since Day inked a number of Infantino pencilled issues earlier in the series, which look more like Infantino. Pure Day would have been a treat.

"This is completely amazing and possibly the best possible thing ever." -- this unbiased Star Wars guy

This is so wizard!

"Open Sesame"

That long ribbon of a cape billowing out with Dark Side energy, a black void at the center the scene of carnage. I'd hate to be on the Imperial clean-up crew. Sir, I recommend we just set this one aflame and adrift.

Clearly, they did other things with their boots on.

I have circled back to look at this one AGAIN. So good.

Luckily, there will be no quiz!

Not nearly, but I do own 100% of the pages that I have already purchased. Ha!

Lovely!

One can only hope, that party was bouncing!

Who doesn't occasionally still spend a weekend afternoon doing chores listening to Sesame Street? It's still where the cool kids hang out.

Hmmm... what else rhymes with Mando?

Who knew FCBD came with trade in and upgrade offers? Great story and congrats on a rollicking Rancor!

Absolutely incredible! The tonal work and the detail in the coat and the airplane fabrics, a joy to look at.

Oh man, these Fleecs pages are so much fun! And ditto on the Droids art today, shot right by my wallet.

Those future Legacy TIEs were an interesting design. Nice bit of production change caught there between the original and the published. Man, I too love Brian's ink work on this series. Lovely!

May the Fourth be with you!

Fun fact for the quiz master, IG-88's head in Star Wars Episode V is a repurposed combustion chamber from a Rolls Royce Derwent jet engine. So, he's also a hot head that often goes blasting off. Ha!

Fantastic! May the Fourth be with you, and all of the Next Art crew!

Posting a firecracker of a strip for the 4th, nice one, Jordan. May the Fourth be with you!

Rules were meant to be broken. You don't wanna get mixed up with a guy like me. I'm a loner, Dottie. A rebel.

One of the most memorable and poignant tales of the original series, and a personal favorite. Congratulations, Dino, it's stellar.

Judd draws a pretty sweet Yoda, nice!

I always expected Neil was a leg man.

Stellar Star Wars page! Still waiting to nab a Mazzucchelli myself. With only one issue worth of pages, they don't pop up often. Congrats!

Super Spidey collector!

Man-sized carnivorous blaster toting starship flying green rabbit, of course.

The only name you need to know is Jaxxon.

Amazeballs.

Han had just stun blasted him a page or two before, so I'd probably be pouty too. And I have always loved Infantino's take on Wookiees.

Artoo, the true hero of the entire Star Wars saga! And thanks for the excellent info, often detective work is involved in deciphering animation production art purpose and provenance.

Woo hoo! This is the May! I remember when Joe was drawing this issue. I knew I was going to need to grab some Star Wars dino pages. This was the issue Joe also got to do the cover, and used the Batman layout for Darth Vader that he always planned to use if he ever got the chance at DC. Although he swapped the bats for TIEs.

I had traded my only other SW UK Weekly page to a good friend. So I had been on the look out for a replacement when this one popped up at auction, and I got lucky.

Or is it that Mr. Ford is a big fan of you? Hmm...

I'm not saying it isn't, I would tend to agree with you. Why else would it be placed pricely there?

"Let the Wookiee win." - C-3PO.