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In 1986, Marvel introduced DROIDS, a comic book series starring R2-D2 and C-3PO, the lovable droids from the Star Wars films. Since the title was based on the cartoon series of the same name, it was released under the Star Comics name, a subline of comics that were aimed at a younger audience.

The bi-monthly series ran for a year, ending with issue #8. Of particular interest are issue #4, which was the first chapter in a crossover with the Star Comics series Ewoks, and issue #s 6-8, which featured "Star Wars According to the Droids," complete with additional scenes told from the perspective of the droids.

Star Comics DROIDS
Droids (Marvel) #1 Droids (Marvel) #2 Droids (Marvel) #3 Droids (Marvel) #4
Droids (Marvel) #5 Droids (Marvel) #6 Droids (Marvel) #7 Droids (Marvel) #8
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Droids (Marvel) #1 Droids (Marvel) #2 Droids (Marvel) #3 Droids (Marvel) #4
Droids (Marvel) #5 Droids (Marvel) #6 Droids (Marvel) #7 Droids (Marvel) #8
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