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A Look Back at Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire #3 (1996)

Disclaimer: This is my original work with details sourced from reading the comic book and doing personal research. Anyone who wants to use this article, in part or in whole, needs to secure first my permission and agree to cite me as the source and author. Let it be known that any unauthorized use of this article will constrain the author to pursue the remedies under R.A. No. 8293, the Revised Penal Code, and/or all applicable legal actions under the laws of the Philippines.

Welcome back science fiction enthusiasts, 20th century pop culture enthusiasts, Star Wars fans and comic book collectors! Today we go back to the year 1996 to examine the 3rd chapter of a very notable Star Wars storyline that took place between the films The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi…Shadows of the Empire!  

With the first two issues of Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire released (click here and here), the overall concept of the storyline has firmly been set and with sub-plots moving. This includes characters and developments that were not reflected nor referenced at in Return of the Jedi. At this stage, there is both excitement and suspense to look forward to.

With those details laid down, here is a look back at Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire #3, published in 1996 by Dark Horse Comics with a story written by John Wagner and drawn by Kilian Plunkett. This is the 3rd chapter of the 6-issue mini-series.  

Early story

The story begins with the gang of Gizman – including the newcomer Jix – who visit Jabba The Hutt in his palace for an important meeting. After expressing doubt about Jix, Jabba tells the gang that he is aware of Luke Skywalker’s presence in Tatooine and he has been signed near the former dwelling of Ben Kenobi. Jabba finds Skywalker more valuable to him dead. A short time later, Jix asked why does Jabba want Skywalker dead when Darth Vader will on pay for him to be living. This causes a bit of tension within the gang.

With R2D2 present with him at Obi-Wan’s old place, Luke Skywalker completed his brand-new lightsaber. Suddenly a laser blast almost hits them both and Luke realizes that the gang (which just met Jabba) is fast approaching them. The laser blast came from Jix who was told to hold his fire. Moments later, Luke takes down the first gang member who arrived using his new lightsaber…

Quality

Like issue #2, the intrigue and twists kept on happening as the pay-offs to the previous issue’s build-up got executed. Indeed, the story here moved Shadows of the Empire’s concept forward gradually and what was shown is both entertaining and engaging.

You will see here Luke Skywalker’s first-ever use of his then new green-colored lightsaber (the same one in Return of the Jedi) as he becomes a target of Jabba The Hutt who has a violent gang targeting him. Dash Rendar, arguably a creative stand-in for Han Solo in this storyline and also the playable protagonist in the Nintendo 64 video game, becomes even more important as he took the risk of involving himself with Luke as the gang attacked. The interaction between Dash and Luke here is believable to follow and makes a lot of sense within the context of this storyline.

What I found captivating here was the scene in which Darth Vader actually (and bravely) objected to Emperor Palpatine’s plan. The scene was pretty short but it was a powerful display of tension and even division between them. Along the way, Prince Xizor remains relevant with regards to the potential events waiting to happen while more of Boba Fett’s struggle being targeted (as the frozen body of Han Solo is a very valuable prize for other bounty hunters) by others was dramatized nicely.

Conclusion

Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire #3 (1996) succeeded in moving the story developments forward while ending up being entertaining enough. The speed bike chase in Beggar’s Canyon along was exhilarating to see and the dramatic moments of the sub-plots had impact. Right now, I am convinced to keep on reading more of Shadows of the Empire.

Overall, Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire #3 (1996) is recommended.

+++++

Thank you for reading. If you find this article engaging, please click the like button below, share this article to others and also please consider making a donation to support my publishing. If you are looking for a copywriter to create content for your special project or business, check out my services and my portfolio. Feel free to contact me with a private message. Also please feel free to visit my Facebook page Author Carlo Carrasco and follow me on Twitter at @CarloCarrascoPH as well as on Tumblr at https://carlocarrasco.tumblr.com/ and on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/authorcarlocarrasco

A Look Back at Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire #3 (1996)

Disclaimer: This is my original work with details sourced from reading the comic book and doing personal research. Anyone who wants to use this article, in part or in whole, needs to secure first my permission and agree to cite me as the source and author. Let it be known that any unauthorized use of this article will constrain the author to pursue the remedies under R.A. No. 8293, the Revised Penal Code, and/or all applicable legal actions under the laws of the Philippines.

Welcome back science fiction enthusiasts, 20th century pop culture enthusiasts, Star Wars fans and comic book collectors! Today we go back to the year 1996 to examine the 3rd chapter of a very notable Star Wars storyline that took place between the films The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi…Shadows of the Empire!  

With the first two issues of Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire released (click here and here), the overall concept of the storyline has firmly been set and with sub-plots moving. This includes characters and developments that were not reflected nor referenced at in Return of the Jedi. At this stage, there is both excitement and suspense to look forward to.

With those details laid down, here is a look back at Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire #3, published in 1996 by Dark Horse Comics with a story written by John Wagner and drawn by Kilian Plunkett. This is the 3rd chapter of the 6-issue mini-series.  

Early story

The story begins with the gang of Gizman – including the newcomer Jix – who visit Jabba The Hutt in his palace for an important meeting. After expressing doubt about Jix, Jabba tells the gang that he is aware of Luke Skywalker’s presence in Tatooine and he has been signed near the former dwelling of Ben Kenobi. Jabba finds Skywalker more valuable to him dead. A short time later, Jix asked why does Jabba want Skywalker dead when Darth Vader will on pay for him to be living. This causes a bit of tension within the gang.

With R2D2 present with him at Obi-Wan’s old place, Luke Skywalker completed his brand-new lightsaber. Suddenly a laser blast almost hits them both and Luke realizes that the gang (which just met Jabba) is fast approaching them. The laser blast came from Jix who was told to hold his fire. Moments later, Luke takes down the first gang member who arrived using his new lightsaber…

Quality

Like issue #2, the intrigue and twists kept on happening as the pay-offs to the previous issue’s build-up got executed. Indeed, the story here moved Shadows of the Empire’s concept forward gradually and what was shown is both entertaining and engaging.

You will see here Luke Skywalker’s first-ever use of his then new green-colored lightsaber (the same one in Return of the Jedi) as he becomes a target of Jabba The Hutt who has a violent gang targeting him. Dash Rendar, arguably a creative stand-in for Han Solo in this storyline and also the playable protagonist in the Nintendo 64 video game, becomes even more important as he took the risk of involving himself with Luke as the gang attacked. The interaction between Dash and Luke here is believable to follow and makes a lot of sense within the context of this storyline.

What I found captivating here was the scene in which Darth Vader actually (and bravely) objected to Emperor Palpatine’s plan. The scene was pretty short but it was a powerful display of tension and even division between them. Along the way, Prince Xizor remains relevant with regards to the potential events waiting to happen while more of Boba Fett’s struggle being targeted (as the frozen body of Han Solo is a very valuable prize for other bounty hunters) by others was dramatized nicely.

Conclusion

Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire #3 (1996) succeeded in moving the story developments forward while ending up being entertaining enough. The speed bike chase in Beggar’s Canyon along was exhilarating to see and the dramatic moments of the sub-plots had impact. Right now, I am convinced to keep on reading more of Shadows of the Empire.

Overall, Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire #3 (1996) is recommended.

+++++

Thank you for reading. If you find this article engaging, please click the like button below, share this article to others and also please consider making a donation to support my publishing. If you are looking for a copywriter to create content for your special project or business, check out my services and my portfolio. Feel free to contact me with a private message. Also please feel free to visit my Facebook page Author Carlo Carrasco and follow me on Twitter at @CarloCarrascoPH as well as on Tumblr at https://carlocarrasco.tumblr.com/ and on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/authorcarlocarrasco

A Look Back at Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire #3 (1996)

Disclaimer: This is my original work with details sourced from reading the comic book and doing personal research. Anyone who wants to use this article, in part or in whole, needs to secure first my permission and agree to cite me as the source and author. Let it be known that any unauthorized use of this article will constrain the author to pursue the remedies under R.A. No. 8293, the Revised Penal Code, and/or all applicable legal actions under the laws of the Philippines.

Welcome back science fiction enthusiasts, 20th century pop culture enthusiasts, Star Wars fans and comic book collectors! Today we go back to the year 1996 to examine the 3rd chapter of a very notable Star Wars storyline that took place between the films The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi…Shadows of the Empire!  

With the first two issues of Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire released (click here and here), the overall concept of the storyline has firmly been set and with sub-plots moving. This includes characters and developments that were not reflected nor referenced at in Return of the Jedi. At this stage, there is both excitement and suspense to look forward to.

With those details laid down, here is a look back at Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire #3, published in 1996 by Dark Horse Comics with a story written by John Wagner and drawn by Kilian Plunkett. This is the 3rd chapter of the 6-issue mini-series.  

Early story

The story begins with the gang of Gizman – including the newcomer Jix – who visit Jabba The Hutt in his palace for an important meeting. After expressing doubt about Jix, Jabba tells the gang that he is aware of Luke Skywalker’s presence in Tatooine and he has been signed near the former dwelling of Ben Kenobi. Jabba finds Skywalker more valuable to him dead. A short time later, Jix asked why does Jabba want Skywalker dead when Darth Vader will on pay for him to be living. This causes a bit of tension within the gang.

With R2D2 present with him at Obi-Wan’s old place, Luke Skywalker completed his brand-new lightsaber. Suddenly a laser blast almost hits them both and Luke realizes that the gang (which just met Jabba) is fast approaching them. The laser blast came from Jix who was told to hold his fire. Moments later, Luke takes down the first gang member who arrived using his new lightsaber…

Quality

Like issue #2, the intrigue and twists kept on happening as the pay-offs to the previous issue’s build-up got executed. Indeed, the story here moved Shadows of the Empire’s concept forward gradually and what was shown is both entertaining and engaging.

You will see here Luke Skywalker’s first-ever use of his then new green-colored lightsaber (the same one in Return of the Jedi) as he becomes a target of Jabba The Hutt who has a violent gang targeting him. Dash Rendar, arguably a creative stand-in for Han Solo in this storyline and also the playable protagonist in the Nintendo 64 video game, becomes even more important as he took the risk of involving himself with Luke as the gang attacked. The interaction between Dash and Luke here is believable to follow and makes a lot of sense within the context of this storyline.

What I found captivating here was the scene in which Darth Vader actually (and bravely) objected to Emperor Palpatine’s plan. The scene was pretty short but it was a powerful display of tension and even division between them. Along the way, Prince Xizor remains relevant with regards to the potential events waiting to happen while more of Boba Fett’s struggle being targeted (as the frozen body of Han Solo is a very valuable prize for other bounty hunters) by others was dramatized nicely.

Conclusion

Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire #3 (1996) succeeded in moving the story developments forward while ending up being entertaining enough. The speed bike chase in Beggar’s Canyon along was exhilarating to see and the dramatic moments of the sub-plots had impact. Right now, I am convinced to keep on reading more of Shadows of the Empire.

Overall, Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire #3 (1996) is recommended.

+++++

Thank you for reading. If you find this article engaging, please click the like button below, share this article to others and also please consider making a donation to support my publishing. If you are looking for a copywriter to create content for your special project or business, check out my services and my portfolio. Feel free to contact me with a private message. Also please feel free to visit my Facebook page Author Carlo Carrasco and follow me on Twitter at @CarloCarrascoPH as well as on Tumblr at https://carlocarrasco.tumblr.com/ and on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/authorcarlocarrasco

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The Royal Scottish National Orchestra look back to Shadows of the Empire

#ShadowsoftheEmpire #StarWars #FanthaTracks #shadowsoftheempire #RSNO #RoyalScottishNationalOrchestra #JoelMcNeely

On 23rd April 1996, the music inspired by Shadows of the Empire scored by Young Indiana Jones Chronicles composer Joel McNeely was released, and as we approach an unbeliev...
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On 23rd April 1996, the music inspired by Shadows of the Empire scored by Young Indiana Jones Chronicles composer Joel McNeely was released, and as we approach an unbeliev...
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The Royal Scottish National Orchestra look back to Shadows of the Empire

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On 23rd April 1996, the music inspired by Shadows of the Empire scored by Young Indiana Jones Chronicles composer Joel McNeely was released, and as we approach an unbeliev...
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The Royal Scottish National Orchestra look back to Shadows of the Empire

#ShadowsoftheEmpire #StarWars #FanthaTracks #shadowsoftheempire #RSNO #RoyalScottishNationalOrchestra #JoelMcNeely

On 23rd April 1996, the music inspired by Shadows of the Empire scored by Young Indiana Jones Chronicles composer Joel McNeely was released, and as we approach an unbeliev...
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The Royal Scottish National Orchestra look back to Shadows of the Empire

#ShadowsoftheEmpire #StarWars #FanthaTracks #shadowsoftheempire #RSNO #RoyalScottishNationalOrchestra #JoelMcNeely

On 23rd April 1996, the music inspired by Shadows of the Empire scored by Young Indiana Jones Chronicles composer Joel McNeely was released, and as we approach an unbeliev...
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#ShadowsOfTheEmpire #4 was published on this day in 1996, featuring a rare look at #BobaFett without his chest armor

This fan-favorite "legends" mini-series told a Fett-centric tale between "Empire" and "Jedi," although later retconned in canon

More about this issue: https://bobafett.club/sote4

#StarWars #BobaFettFanClub #DailyFett

#ShadowsOfTheEmpire #4 was published on this day in 1996, featuring a rare look at #BobaFett without his chest armor

This fan-favorite "legends" mini-series told a Fett-centric tale between "Empire" and "Jedi," although later retconned in canon

More about this issue: https://bobafett.club/sote4

#StarWars #BobaFettFanClub #DailyFett

#ShadowsOfTheEmpire #4 was published on this day in 1996, featuring a rare look at #BobaFett without his chest armor

This fan-favorite "legends" mini-series told a Fett-centric tale between "Empire" and "Jedi," although later retconned in canon

More about this issue: https://bobafett.club/sote4

#StarWars #BobaFettFanClub #DailyFett

#ShadowsOfTheEmpire #4 was published on this day in 1996, featuring a rare look at #BobaFett without his chest armor

This fan-favorite "legends" mini-series told a Fett-centric tale between "Empire" and "Jedi," although later retconned in canon

More about this issue: https://bobafett.club/sote4

#StarWars #BobaFettFanClub #DailyFett

#ShadowsOfTheEmpire #4 was published on this day in 1996, featuring a rare look at #BobaFett without his chest armor

This fan-favorite "legends" mini-series told a Fett-centric tale between "Empire" and "Jedi," although later retconned in canon

More about this issue: https://bobafett.club/sote4

#StarWars #BobaFettFanClub #DailyFett

Legends of the Force: Episode 46 – Secrets Of Shadows of the Empire

https://countzeroor.com/2025/07/30/legends-of-the-force-episode-46-secrets-of-shadows-of-the-empire/

#StarWars #1990sInBooks #LegendsOfTheForce #ShadowsOfTheEmpire #StarWarsExpandedUniverse
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Legends of the Force: Episode 46 – Secrets Of Shadows of the Empire

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Before #RobotChicken and #WarOfTheBountyHunters, we had this moment in #ShadowsOfTheEmpire #3, published on this day in 1996

More: https://bobafett.club/sote3

#BobaFett #HanSolo #BobaFettFanClub #DailyFett

Before #RobotChicken and #WarOfTheBountyHunters, we had this moment in #ShadowsOfTheEmpire #3, published on this day in 1996

More: https://bobafett.club/sote3

#BobaFett #HanSolo #BobaFettFanClub #DailyFett

Before #RobotChicken and #WarOfTheBountyHunters, we had this moment in #ShadowsOfTheEmpire #3, published on this day in 1996

More: https://bobafett.club/sote3

#BobaFett #HanSolo #BobaFettFanClub #DailyFett

Before #RobotChicken and #WarOfTheBountyHunters, we had this moment in #ShadowsOfTheEmpire #3, published on this day in 1996

More: https://bobafett.club/sote3

#BobaFett #HanSolo #BobaFettFanClub #DailyFett

Before #RobotChicken and #WarOfTheBountyHunters, we had this moment in #ShadowsOfTheEmpire #3, published on this day in 1996

More: https://bobafett.club/sote3

#BobaFett #HanSolo #BobaFettFanClub #DailyFett

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5/3/24 — Open 6-9p Mask recommended. No open drinks, please.

For Star Wars Day, the original trilogy in 3 versions, plus original expanded universe novels, now known as Legends. These & many more here, now! May the Fourth be with You!

#BonnettsBooks #DaytonOhio #BrickAndMortar #UsedBookStore #StarWars #StarWarsDay #StarWars #ANewHope #TheEmpireStrikesBack #ReturnOfTheJedi #HeirToTheEmpire #ShadowsOfTheEmpire #MayTheForceBeWithYou

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5/3/24 — Open 6-9p Mask recommended. No open drinks, please.

For Star Wars Day, the original trilogy in 3 versions, plus original expanded universe novels, now known as Legends. These & many more here, now! May the Fourth be with You!

#BonnettsBooks #DaytonOhio #BrickAndMortar #UsedBookStore #StarWars #StarWarsDay #StarWars #ANewHope #TheEmpireStrikesBack #ReturnOfTheJedi #HeirToTheEmpire #ShadowsOfTheEmpire #MayTheForceBeWithYou

@bookstodon
@mastodonbooks

5/3/24 — Open 6-9p Mask recommended. No open drinks, please.

For Star Wars Day, the original trilogy in 3 versions, plus original expanded universe novels, now known as Legends. These & many more here, now! May the Fourth be with You!

#BonnettsBooks #DaytonOhio #BrickAndMortar #UsedBookStore #StarWars #StarWarsDay #StarWars #ANewHope #TheEmpireStrikesBack #ReturnOfTheJedi #HeirToTheEmpire #ShadowsOfTheEmpire #MayTheForceBeWithYou

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5/3/24 — Open 6-9p Mask recommended. No open drinks, please.

For Star Wars Day, the original trilogy in 3 versions, plus original expanded universe novels, now known as Legends. These & many more here, now! May the Fourth be with You!

#BonnettsBooks #DaytonOhio #BrickAndMortar #UsedBookStore #StarWars #StarWarsDay #StarWars #ANewHope #TheEmpireStrikesBack #ReturnOfTheJedi #HeirToTheEmpire #ShadowsOfTheEmpire #MayTheForceBeWithYou

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On this day in 1997, the paperback for #ShadowsOfTheEmpire was first published

The coordinated "SOTE" efforts began in 1996 and included this novel, comics, a video game, toys, and even a soundtrack

Cover art: Drew Struzan

#StarWars #DailyFett

On this day in 1997, the paperback for #ShadowsOfTheEmpire was first published

The coordinated "SOTE" efforts began in 1996 and included this novel, comics, a video game, toys, and even a soundtrack

Cover art: Drew Struzan

#StarWars #DailyFett

On this day in 1997, the paperback for #ShadowsOfTheEmpire was first published

The coordinated "SOTE" efforts began in 1996 and included this novel, comics, a video game, toys, and even a soundtrack

Cover art: Drew Struzan

#StarWars #DailyFett

On this day in 1997, the paperback for #ShadowsOfTheEmpire was first published

The coordinated "SOTE" efforts began in 1996 and included this novel, comics, a video game, toys, and even a soundtrack

Cover art: Drew Struzan

#StarWars #DailyFett

On this day in 1997, the paperback for #ShadowsOfTheEmpire was first published

The coordinated "SOTE" efforts began in 1996 and included this novel, comics, a video game, toys, and even a soundtrack

Cover art: Drew Struzan

#StarWars #DailyFett

Please, I'm all in for a good:

- Republic Commando II
- Jedi Knight III
- Shadows of the Empire II

If it's the latter, then IT BETTER BE GOOD, otherwise I'm on a one-way trip to punch somebody in the face.

#Videogames #Gaming #StarWars #Respawn #RepublicCommando #JediKnight #ShadowsOfTheEmpire

Please, I'm all in for a good:

- Republic Commando II
- Jedi Knight III
- Shadows of the Empire II

If it's the latter, then IT BETTER BE GOOD, otherwise I'm on a one-way trip to punch somebody in the face.

#Videogames #Gaming #StarWars #Respawn #RepublicCommando #JediKnight #ShadowsOfTheEmpire

Please, I'm all in for a good:

- Republic Commando II
- Jedi Knight III
- Shadows of the Empire II

If it's the latter, then IT BETTER BE GOOD, otherwise I'm on a one-way trip to punch somebody in the face.

#Videogames #Gaming #StarWars #Respawn #RepublicCommando #JediKnight #ShadowsOfTheEmpire

Please, I'm all in for a good:

- Republic Commando II
- Jedi Knight III
- Shadows of the Empire II

If it's the latter, then IT BETTER BE GOOD, otherwise I'm on a one-way trip to punch somebody in the face.

#Videogames #Gaming #StarWars #Respawn #RepublicCommando #JediKnight #ShadowsOfTheEmpire

Please, I'm all in for a good:

- Republic Commando II
- Jedi Knight III
- Shadows of the Empire II

If it's the latter, then IT BETTER BE GOOD, otherwise I'm on a one-way trip to punch somebody in the face.

#Videogames #Gaming #StarWars #Respawn #RepublicCommando #JediKnight #ShadowsOfTheEmpire

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"Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire - Soundtrack Album to the Novel" music by Joel McNeely with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra

Keeping in the vein of obscure Star Wars soundtracks, this is my favorite non John Williams score. This was part of a multi-media project for Shadows of the Empire which included a video game, comics, the novel, and even a soundtrack for the book.
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Now Playing:
"Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire - Soundtrack Album to the Novel" music by Joel McNeely with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra

Keeping in the vein of obscure Star Wars soundtracks, this is my favorite non John Williams score. This was part of a multi-media project for Shadows of the Empire which included a video game, comics, the novel, and even a soundtrack for the book.
#Music #MastodonMusic #NowPlaying #NowListening #Soundtrack #Soundtracks #StarWars #ShadowsOfTheEmpire

Now Playing:
"Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire - Soundtrack Album to the Novel" music by Joel McNeely with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra

Keeping in the vein of obscure Star Wars soundtracks, this is my favorite non John Williams score. This was part of a multi-media project for Shadows of the Empire which included a video game, comics, the novel, and even a soundtrack for the book.
#Music #MastodonMusic #NowPlaying #NowListening #Soundtrack #Soundtracks #StarWars #ShadowsOfTheEmpire

Now Playing:
"Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire - Soundtrack Album to the Novel" music by Joel McNeely with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra

Keeping in the vein of obscure Star Wars soundtracks, this is my favorite non John Williams score. This was part of a multi-media project for Shadows of the Empire which included a video game, comics, the novel, and even a soundtrack for the book.
#Music #MastodonMusic #NowPlaying #NowListening #Soundtrack #Soundtracks #StarWars #ShadowsOfTheEmpire

Comic Review: Shadows of the Empire

https://countzeroor.com/2023/05/20/comic-review-shadows-of-the-empire/

#comics #StarWars #1990sInComics #DarkHorseComics #ShadowsOfTheEmpire #StarWars #StarWarsExpandedUniverse #StarWarsLegends
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Comic Review: Shadows of the Empire

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So something I should have dropped when I made the announcement and it totally slipped my mind as I am not social media savvy.

Next week, we go into May and on my #YouTubeChannel I will be doing a month of back to back #LetsPlays of #StarWars games!
These include:
#RogueSquadron
#ShadowsOfTheEmpire
#DarkForces

Along with some other bits that had a release in the 90s! I have chosen the 90s games as a starring point because these were games from my childhood and are pretty damn amazing if my nostalgia is correct! Check out the announcement trailer on my channel and may the force be with you!

https://youtu.be/gwm6PF2_MIk

So something I should have dropped when I made the announcement and it totally slipped my mind as I am not social media savvy.

Next week, we go into May and on my #YouTubeChannel I will be doing a month of back to back #LetsPlays of #StarWars games!
These include:
#RogueSquadron
#ShadowsOfTheEmpire
#DarkForces

Along with some other bits that had a release in the 90s! I have chosen the 90s games as a starring point because these were games from my childhood and are pretty damn amazing if my nostalgia is correct! Check out the announcement trailer on my channel and may the force be with you!

https://youtu.be/gwm6PF2_MIk