encounter all sorts of strange alien races, and they even pay a visit to Boba's homeworld of Mandalore and fall in with one of his old contacts. Dengar, Bossk, and IG-88 make appearances, Lando dresses up like Captain Harlock, and there's a funny nod to Daffy Duck. We even learn what happened to Wedge Antilles after the battle of Hoth - one of my favorite stories in the book. After ROTJ, it seems like Marvel wasn't sure where to take the series, other than tying up a few plotlines from earlier issues. I believe that we're seeing the beginning of the decline that resulted in the title's cancellation a couple of years later. Art-wise, Ron Frenz and Tom Palmer make a great team on these stories, with a style strongly resembling that of Al Williamson. Mr. Williamson himself provides his standard beautiful pencils for the movie adaptation, and Klaus Janson illustrates the annual. There's one more volume to go with the Marvel reprints, and I'm hoping Dark Horse will continue with the comic strips and UK stories. There's so much more to see! 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful 5.0 out of 5 stars Out-of-this-galaxy value for excellent stories April 28 2012 By SuperT - Published on Amazon.com Format: Paperback | Amazon Verified Purchase When I think of Marvel's Star Wars run, two types of stories pop into my head: Some are zany and goofy but still tug at your nostalgic heart strings and take you on