Comic book
Star Wars: Tales from Mos Eisley
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Star Wars: Tales from Mos Eisley is a one-shot comic that was published by Dark Horse Comics on March 26, 1996. It was written by Bruce Jones and illustrated by Bret Blevins. It contained the short comics Light Duty, Mostly Automatic, and Heggs' Tale (all of which had appeared in issues of the Star Wars Galaxy Magazine) as well as a collection of one-page image pinups.
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- Title
- Star Wars: Tales from Mos Eisley
- Writers
- Bruce Jones
- Penciller
- Bret Blevins
- Inker
- Bret Blevins
- Letterer
- Michael Taylor
- Colorist
- James Sinclair, Pamela Rambo
- Publisher
- Dark Horse Comics
- Released
- March 26, 1996
- Pages
- 32
- Timeline
- 3 ABY
- Series
- One-Shot
- Issue
- 1
Who turns up here
Characters: 11
Species: 9
Planets: 5
- Beta Rhama (mentioned only)
- Cirus II (in a flashback)
- Jellyfish Cove (first appearance, in a flashback)
- Nimba Five (in a flashback)
- Tatooine
Places: 1
Organizations: 2
Technology: 4
- Blaster rifle
- Hyperdrive (in a flashback)
- Laser knife (in a flashback)
- Medpac (mentioned only)
Lore: 2
Media: 1
- Sabacc (mentioned only)
Everything else: 12
- Dando (mentioned only)
- Bemis (mentioned only)
- MILL-247-EE industrial droid (in a flashback)
- Spacer
- Blaster
- Comm unit (in a flashback)
- Dejarik (in a flashback)
- Doze tablet (mentioned only)
- Heart
- Space Manual (in a flashback)
- Syntonium crystal (mentioned only)
- Time travel (in a flashback)
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