Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire Mini Comic [AMT/ERTL]
May 1996
, $0.00

Writer: John Wagner
Artist, Cover Artist: Ron Randall
Letterer: Sean Konot
Colorist: Perry McNamee



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This mini comic was packed in with various AMT/ERTL model kits from 1996 including, but not limited to Jabba the Hutt Throne Room Action Scene, Encounter with Yoda on Dagobah Action Scene, TIE Fighter Flight Display, X-Wing Flight Display, Commemorative Edition Millennium Falcon, and Commemorative Edition Darth Vader Tie Fighter.

It has the identifying number 895-1327 in the lower left corner.




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