| "Han Solo at Stars' End" | |
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| Classic Star Wars: Han Solo at Stars' End | |
| Title: | "Han Solo at Stars' End" |
| Volume: | 1 |
| Number: | 3 |
| Cover price: | $2.95 |
| Cover date: | May, 1997 |
| Publisher: | Dark Horse Comics |
| Credits | |
| Chief: | Mike Richardson |
| Writers: | Archie Goodwin |
| Pencilers: | Alfredo Alcala |
| Inkers: | Alfredo Alcala |
| Cover artists: | Stan Manoukian |
| Cover inker: | Vince Roucher |
| Colorists: | Perry McNamee |
| Assistants: | Ian Stude |
| Editors: | Peet Janes |
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"Han Solo at Stars' End"[]
To rescue his friend Chewbacca, Han Solo has infiltrated Stars' End, the secret prison where the Corporate Authority keeps its political prisoners. As tough as it was to breach security, however, getting in was the easy part. Now the Rebels have to make their way out!
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- Star Wars was created by writer, director and executive producer George Lucas. It first captured the imaginations of movie goers in May, 1977 with its inaugural installment, which has since come to be identified by its full title, Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. The movie led to two sequels, a prequel trilogy, a third trilogy, several spin-off films, and numerous television programs, animated projects, novels, comic books, and video games, as well as developing into a merchandising giant.