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Star Wars 7: New Planets, New Perils

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New Planets, New Perils
Attribution
Writer

Roy Thomas, Howard Chaykin

Penciller

Howard Chaykin

Inker

Frank Springer

Letterer

Joe Rosen

Colorist

Carl Gafford

Cover artist

Gil Kane, Tony DeZuniga

Publication information
Publisher

Marvel Comics

Publication date

January 1978

Pages

17

General information
Timeline

0 ABY

Series

Marvel Star Wars

Issue number

7

Star Wars 7: New Planets, New Perils is the seventh issue in the Marvel Star Wars series of comics, and the first original Star Wars comic story. This is the first original story in the comic series, and one of the first stories in the Expanded Universe.

Contents

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After bidding farewell to their Rebel friends, Han Solo and Chewbacca set out to return to Tatooine to pay off their debt to Jabba the Hutt. En route there, they are hijacked by space pirate Crimson Jack and his gang of thugs. The pirates take the reward money given to Han and Chewbacca by the Rebel Alliance for rescuing Princess Leia Organa, but spare their lives. Forced to lay low because they can't pay Jabba, the two seek refuge on the planet Aduba-3. There they are hired by a priest of the Sacred Way to bury a recently deceased borg. Although they meet with some resistance from the locals who object to having a borg buried in their traditional mound, they do eventually find their way to the burial site. After completing that task, the two smugglers are relaxing in a local cantina where they are presented with a much deadlier one.

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The characters, Crimson Jack, Pera, Jolli and Azoora made their first appearances this issue. Only Jack and Jolli would see more appearances in the series though.

In the letters column Star Words, it states that the comic series will focus on the characters Han Solo and Chewbacca for the time being until George Lucas has a better idea of where the sequel movie will head. This issue's Marvel Bullpen Bulletins announces that Marvel Special Edition Featuring Star Wars 2, reprinting the final three issues of the film adaptation, is available at the time of this issue's release.

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Star Wars comics published by Marvel
Star Wars series
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Star Wars series special annual issues
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Return of the Jedi mini-series
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Marvel Illustrated Books
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