Star Wars Tales Volume 3
Star Wars Tales Volume 3 is the third Star Wars Tales trade paperback, collecting issues 9-12.
Star Wars Tales 9
| Star Wars Tales 9 |
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| Subject |
Star Wars |
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| Genre |
Science fiction |
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| Release date(s) |
10 October 2001 |
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| Country |
United States |
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| Language |
English |
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| No. of pages |
64 |
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| Cover artist(s) |
Jon Foster |
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| Designer(s) |
Lia Ribacchi |
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| Editor(s) |
Dave Land |
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| Assistant editor(s) |
Philip Simon |
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| Publisher(s) |
Mike Richardson |
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Resurrection
- Script: Ron Marz
- Pencils: Rick Leonardi
- Inks: Terry Austin
- Colors: Raul Treviño
- 48 Pages
- Galactic Year: 0 ABY
- Preceded by: Skippy the Jedi Droid
- Followed by: Trooper
Lil’ Maul in: Hate Leads to Lollipops
- Story & Art: Dave McCaig
- 4 Pages
- Galactic Year: 45 BBY
- Preceded by: Survivors
- Followed by: George R. Binks
The Rebel Four
- Story & Art: Jay Stephens
- 4 Pages
- Galactic Year: 1 BBY
- Preceded by: Rookies Rendezvous: No Turning Back
- Followed by: Way of the Wookiee
Star Wars Tales 10
| Star Wars Tales 10 |
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| Subject |
Star Wars |
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| Genre |
Science fiction |
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| Release date(s) |
12 December 2001 |
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| Country |
United States |
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| Language |
English |
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| No. of pages |
64 |
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| Cover artist(s) |
Leinil Francis Yu |
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| Designer(s) |
Lia Ribacchi |
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| Editor(s) |
Dave Land |
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| Assistant editor(s) |
Philip Simon |
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| Publisher(s) |
Mike Richardson |
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Trooper
- Script: Garth Ennis
- Pencils: John McCrea
- Inks: Jimmy Palmiotti
- Colors: Brad Anderson
- 19 Pages
- Galactic Year: 0 ABY
- Preceded by: Resurrection
- Followed by: Smuggler's Blues
Skreej
- Script: Mike Kennedy
- Pencils: Francisco Ruiz Velasco
- Galactic Year: 3 ABY
- Preceded by: Scoundrel's Wages
- Followed by: Stop that Jawa!
Nameless
- Script: Christian Read
- Pencils: Chris Slane
- Colors: Giulia Brusco & Matt Hollingsworth
- Galactic Year: 34 BBY
- Preceded by: Jedi Chef
- Followed by: Marked
Darth Sidious questions his apprentice Darth Maul to explain the story behind his new double-bladed lightsaber. Maul was ordered to the Jentares system by Sidious to kill the Jedi master Siolo Ur Manka. But Manka easily defeated Maul's surprise attack, using only a wooden staff. Having fled, Maul regrouped and constructs his new weapon. In the next fight Maul surprises Manka, stabbing him through the back with the second blade. Sidious encourages Maul to name the weapon. However, Maul does not want it to become anything more than an anonymous instrument of murder.
A Wookiee Scorned
- Script: Jason Hall
- Pencils: Christina Chen
- Colors: Dan Jackson
- 10 Pages
- Galactic Year: 4 ABY
- Preceded by: Do or Do Not
- Followed by: X-Wing: Rogue Leader
Free Memory
- Script: Brett Matthews
- Pencils: Vatche Mavlian
- Colors: Michelle Madsen
- 10 Pages
- Galactic Year: 4 ABY
- Preceded by: A Day in the Life
- Followed by: Lucky
Star Wars Tales 11
| Star Wars Tales 11 |
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| Subject |
Star Wars |
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| Genre |
Science fiction |
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| Release date(s) |
20 March 2002 |
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| Country |
United States |
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| Language |
English |
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| No. of pages |
64 |
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| Cover artist(s) |
Killian Plunkett |
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| Designer(s) |
Lia Ribacchi |
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| Editor(s) |
Dave Land |
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| Assistant editor(s) |
Philip Simon |
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| Publisher(s) |
Mike Richardson |
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Prey
- Story & Art: Kia Asamiya
- Colors: Dave Stewart
- 22 Pages
- Galactic Year: 1 BBY
- Preceded by: The Princess Leia Diaries (pages 10–12)
- Followed by: Underworld: The Yavin Vassilika
In the Beginning
- Script: Garth Ennis
- Pencils: Amanda Connor
- Inks: Jimmy Palmiotti
- Colors: Todd Broeker
- 6 Pages
- Galactic Year: 3 BBY
- Preceded by: The Flight of the Falcon
- Followed by: Droids: The Kalarba Adventures
The Princess Leia Diaries
- Script: Jason Hall
- Pencils: Chris Brunner
- Colors: Dave Nestelle
- 12 Pages
- Galactic Year: 6-1 BBY
- Preceded by: Being Boba Fett
- Followed by: Outbid but Never Outgunned
Tall Tales
- Script: Scott Allie
- Pencils: Paul Lee & Brian Horton
- Colors: Dave Stewart
- 8 Pages
- Galactic Year: 11 ABY
- Preceded by: The Other
- Followed by: Jedi Academy: Leviathan
Ghost
- Script: Jan Duursema
- Pencils: Jan Duursema & Dave McCaig
- 8 Pages
- Galactic Year: 12 BBY
- Preceded by: Separated
- Followed by: Fortune, Fate, and the Natural History of the Sarlacc
Star Wars Tales 12
| Star Wars Tales 12 |
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| Subject |
Star Wars |
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| Genre |
Science fiction |
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| Release date(s) |
5 June 2002 |
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| Country |
United States |
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| Language |
English |
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| No. of pages |
64 |
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| Cover artist(s) |
John McCrea |
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| Designer(s) |
Lia Ribacchi |
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| Editor(s) |
Dave Land |
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| Assistant editor(s) |
Philip Simon |
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| Publisher(s) |
Mike Richardson |
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A Day in the Life
- Script: Brett Matthews
- Pencils: Adrian Sibar
- Colors: Guy Major
- 12 Pages
- Galactic Year: 4 ABY
- Preceded by: Sand Blasted
- Followed by: Free Memory
A Jedi's Weapon
- Script: Henry Gilroy
- Pencils: Manuel Garcia
- Inks: Jimmy Palmiotti
- Colors: Guy Major
- 12 Pages
- Galactic Year: 24 BBY
- Preceded by: The Sith in Shadow
- Followed by: Starfighter: Crossbones
- NOTE: Also given out as a Free Comic Book Day single
The Revenge of Tag and Bink
- Script: Kevin Rubio
- Pencils: Rick Zombo
- Inks: Randy Emberlin
- Colors: Dan Brown
- 10 Pages
- Galactic Year: 4 ABY
- Preceded by: Return of the Jedi
- Followed by: The Return of Tag and Bink: Special Edition
Once Bitten
- Script: C. B. Cebulski
- Pencils: Makoto Nakatsuka
- Colors: Dave Nestelle
- 10 Pages
- Galactic Year: 36 BBY
- Preceded by: Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan: The Aurorient Express
- Followed by: Children of the Force
The Duty
- Script: Christian Read
- Pencils: John McCrea
- Inks: Jimmy Palmiotti
- Colors: Giulia Brusco
- 12 Pages
- Galactic Year: 18 BBY
- Preceded by: The Path to Nowhere
- Followed by: The Value of Proper Intelligence to Any Successful Military Campaign is Not to be Underestimated