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Dan Parsons

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May The Fourth Be With You: A Grim Future In ‘Star Wars: Legacy V1’

Today is May the Fourth. A day to celebrate all things from a galaxy far, far away. To celebrate, we

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May 4, 2023May 4, 2023 Tony Thornley 1126 Views Adam Hughes, Brad Anderson, Dan Parsons, Dark Horse Comics, Jan Duursema, John Ostrander, Marvel Comics, Michael David THomas, Skywalker., Star Wars, Star Wars Legacy
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A Comic Panel Far Far Away: A Grim Future In ‘Star Wars: Legacy’ Vol. 1

Today marks one of the biggest holiday of the year for Star Wars fans; May the Fourth! And to celebrate we’re

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May 4, 2020 Tony Thornley 2827 Views Adam Hughes, Brad Anderson, Dan Parsons, Dark Horse Comics, Jan Duursema, John Ostrander, Marvel Comics, Michael David THomas, Skywalker., Star Wars, Star Wars Legacy
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NYCC 2018: More Avatar Comics Coming From Dark Horse

Dark Horse Comics has a thirty-year long history with filmmaker James Cameron, bringing his works from The Terminator to Aliens

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September 28, 2018 James Ferguson 3362 Views 0 Comment Avatar, Avatar: Tsu-tey's Path, comics, Dan Parsons, Dark Horse Comics, Doug Wheatley, James Cameron, Jan Duursema, NYCC 2018, Sherri L. Smith, Wes Dzioba

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