Originally published in 1983 by Marvel Comics, the 4-issues that make up Star Wars: Return of the Jedi have been reprinted a number of times.

In 1994, Dark Horse released the two-issue Classic Star Wars: Return of the Jedi series, a pair of prestige format comic books reprinting Return of the Jedi #1-4, making them available for the first time since their original publication. Creators include Archie Goodwin, Al Williamson, and Carlos Garzon, with new covers by Adam Hughes and Williamson, and a special gallery of concept artwork was included in each issue.

RETURN OF THE JEDI (Classic Star Wars) Bagged Versions

Then, when the original version of the Classic Trilogy was released "for the last time" on video, a set of collected editions were published. These issues borrowed the same cover artwork from the video set and were square-bound. All three volumes were available separately, or in a special slipcase boxed set with slightly different cover art.

Collected Edition Boxed Set

In honor of 1997's Special Editions, Dark Horse reprinted the Classic Star Wars: Return of the Jedi trade paperback with a new cover by Greg and Tim Hildebrandt, but no changes to the interior art. The trade paperback was also part of a Special Edition Boxed Set.

Collected Special Edition Boxed Set

In 1999, a Japanese Manga version was produced by Shin-ichi Hiromoto, with covers by Adam Warren. This version was altered to suit Western audiences, being read left to right.

Manga Edition

And of course, Star Wars comics are not exclusively American. Here we feature some covers from other countries around the world.

International Editions