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 | Rebellion (Star Wars: Droids)Olag Greck is a con man and arch criminal, and he's hiding out exactly where you might expect: among his own wretched kind on the smuggler moon Nar Shaddaa. But knowing where he is and actually arresting him are two completely different matters, as the newly deputized Artoo-Detoo and See-Threepio discover!More of this serie. Written by Ryder Windham, Ian Gibson Published by Dark Horse Comics On October 1997. bookdepository.com |
 | Star Wars: Droids - The Protocol OffensivePlotted by Star Wars novelist Brian Daley (Han Solo at Stars' End) and written by See-Threepio actor Anthony Daniels and Droids writer Ryder Windham, with painted illustrations by Tales of the Marvels artist Igor Kordey. It's See-Threepio and Artoo-Detoo saving the planet Tahlboor, in an adventure set years before Star Wars: A New Hope! This prestige-format one-shot has it all.More of this serie. Written by Ryder Windham, Brian Daley, Anthony Daniels Published by Dark Horse Comics On September 1997. |
 | Star Wars: Droids #8The galaxy teeters on the brink of revolution, and See-Threepio and Artoo-Detoo are the only ones who can stop it! The Ithorian's plan to seed a rapture-producing herb, known as Savorium, throughout the troubled galaxy is interrupted by the power-mad dictator Craw. Now Threepio and Artoo face a dilemma: they can defend the Ithorian's plan, and survive, or they can destroy the Ithorian's ship and cargo, at the cost of their own existence!More of this serie. Written by Jan Strnad Published by Dark Horse Comics On December 1995. |
 | The Kalarba Adventures (Star Wars: Droids)Years before the events of Star Wars: A New Hope, Artoo-Detoo and See-Threepio journeyed to the Kalarba system where they encountered the notorious Olag Greck for the first time. After Artoo and Threepio were acquired by the Pitareeze family, the droids found themselves in a series of misadventures with pirates, bounty-hunters, and rock monsters! These stories brim with the wonder and whimsy that made the characters so popular in the films, as Artoo and Threepio do their best to stick together in an often dangerous galaxy.This volume collects the three chapter serial (featuring bounty-hunter droid IG-88) from Dark Horse Comics #17-19, Droids #1-6, and the 8-page story first published in Topps Star Wars Galaxy magazine. It includes all of the original cover art and is wrapped in a new foil-enhanced cover by Kilian Plunkett! More of this serie. Written by Ryder Windham, Dan Thorsland Published by Dark Horse Comics On November 1995. bookdepository.com TFAW.com |
 | Star Wars: Droids #6After a failed attempt to rescue the hapless Smiley from the clutches of Dictator-Forever Craw, Artoo and Threepio find themselves captives in Craw's palace! And, as if life weren't already complicated enough for Threepio and Artoo, a revolution breaks out inside the palace grounds! They came to save their friend, but now they're fighting to save themselves!More of this serie. Written by Jan Strnad Published by Dark Horse Comics On October 1995. |
 | Star Wars: Droids #5Some believe heroism is a result of genetics; others, that it is a result of teaching. But for Artoo, it's the result of a computer virus! Following their fateful encounter with Boonda the Hutt, Threepio and Artoo are acquired by an Ithorian on Nar Shaddaa. When the Ithorian's herd ship is attacked by alien kidnappers, Artoo is compelled to protect an apparently helpless human. Artoo's selfless act is soon revealed to exceed standard droid programming when Threepio discovers that his small friend has been overtaken by the Caretaker Virus!More of this serie. Written by Jan Strnad Published by Dark Horse Comics On September 1995. |
 | Star Wars: Droids #4All spacelanes lead to Boonda the Hutt's palace! From one direction comes Olag Greck, looking to strike a shady deal, and from the other comes a drone barge loaded to the gunwales with angry droids, among them a mysteriously transformed See-Threepio.He's undergone a drastic change of personality and become a charismatic leader of the droid rebellion. But the cavernous halls of Boonda's palace hold surprises for everyone, and as with all Hutt palaces, not everyone who enters gets out alive! More of this serie. Written by Ryder Windham Published by Dark Horse Comics On July 1995. |
 | Star Wars: Droids #2More of this serie. Written by Ryder Windham Published by Dark Horse Comics On May 1995. |
 | Star Wars: Droids #6 (of 6)In the conclusion to the adventures of Artoo-Detoo and See-Threepio in the Kalarba system, a power core rupture on Hosk forces all life forms to be evacuated, but life forms doesn't include droids! As Olag Greck makes his final stand, Artoo-Detoo and See-Threepio race against time to save the industrial moon... but first they'll have to survive Greck's droid armada!More of this serie. Written by Dan Thorsland Published by Dark Horse Comics On September 1994. |
 | Star Wars: Droids #4 (of 6)When Star Wars hit the big screen in 1977, the world fell in love with Artoo-Detoo and See-Threepio. Now the events that led them to their fateful meeting with Luke Skywalker are revealed for the first time! In this issue, Corellian rogue Jace Forno leases the dysfunctional duo for a deadly mission to the moon Indobok!More of this serie. Written by Dan Thorsland Published by Dark Horse Comics On July 1994. |
 | Star Wars: Droids #3 (of 6)In a deadly case of mistaken identity, See-Threepio and Artoo-Detoo become entangled in an illegal operation on the Hosk moon, and are forced to enter a droid battle arena.More of this serie. Written by Dan Thorsland Published by Dark Horse Comics On June 1994. |
 | Star Wars: Droids #2 (of 6)A gang of interplanetary thieves steal See-Threepio and Artoo-Detoo from the Pitareeze family, and take the droids to Kalarba's moon, Indobok. The droids meet a nefarious character from their past, and realize that their troubles have just begun!More of this serie. Written by Dan Thorsland Published by Dark Horse Comics On May 1994. |