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The first Star Wars comic produced by Dark Horse Comics was simply titled "Star Wars" and was released in 1991. It featured a storyline focusing on Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia searching for a new Rebel base while evading Darth Vader's forces.
its a movie
The July 1, 1977 Star Wars first issue comic book can vary in price depending on its condition and rarity. It can sell for anywhere from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars. It's recommended to have the comic book appraised by a professional to determine its exact value.
I asked this to the creators of star wars last year at the Chicago comic con and they said they like their relationship with Lego .. and they avoided my question by telling me they have over 100 books.. so your guess is a good as mine, but I foresee Star wars to continue until the last book is written.. Chicago comic con.. go to the near comic convention and if star wars is there... you can ask them yourself...
Comic con is pretty much a star wars convention and they even have a main part just for star wars. But I don't know where it's held, sorry. But you should probaly ask where is comic con. Hope I helped
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If you're a girl - and you like comic books and Star wars - and you can't find a guy who grooves on that - you aren't trying very hard!
No he likes Star wars and comic books
not always, star wars was from a comic book
Try www.mycomicshop.com
Star Wars merchandise can be found at many different novelty stores. Star Wars merchandise can be found specifically at toy stores or comic book stores.
The first Star Wars movie didn't come out until 1977, so there's no such thing as a 1962 Star Wars comic. Assuming you mean 1982. Comic book values vary widely and are based on rarity, condition, and how prized they are by collectors. To get a rough sense of the market for a particular issue, search on ebay. You'll find, for example, a number of Star Wars comics from 1982 listed with opening bids of 99 cents. For a more comprehensive look, check out the Overstreet Comic Book Buying Good, widely considered the authority in comic book prices and grading.