365 Days of Star Wars Comics, Day 276: The Star Wars Illustrated Swimsuit Special

Hey, it's Leiasaturday!


Cover of Classic Star Wars: Return of the Jedi #1 (October 1994), art by Adam Hughes
Hey, Leia-fans, here's that same image unadorned by text and with better printing! Who says this isn't the Mighty Bully Age of Fan Service?


Image from Star Wars: Panel to Panel v.1 (September 2004), art by Adam Hughes
What do you mean, that isn't a swimsuit?!? Darth Vader with a boom box respectfully disagrees!


Cover of Rolling Stone #400-401 (July 21-August 4, 1983), photograph by Aaron Rapoport

365 Days of Star Wars Comics, Day 224: It's still better than Taco Bell

Panels from Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire #3 (July 1996), script by John Wagner, pencils by Kilian Plunkett, inks by P. Craig Russell (!), colors by Cary Porter, color separations by Heroic Age Colors, letters by Dave Cooper

365 Days of Star Wars Comics, Day 182: Happy Birthday from the Dark Side

Today's my birthday! So let's have a big galactic-sized party blow-out!


Panels from "Best Birthday Ever" in Star Wars Tales #16 (June 2003); script by Tod C. Parkhill, pencils by Joey Mason, inks by Howard Shum, colors by Joey Mason, letters by Steve Dutro

365 Days of Star Wars Comics, Day 81: We now return to The Jabba the Hutt/Salacious Crumb Comedy-Variety Hour

Panels from "This Crumb for Hire" in A Decade of Dark Horse #2 (August 1996), script by Ryder Windham, pencils and inks by Allen Nunis, colors by Art Knight, letters by Clem Robins

365 Days of Star Wars Comics, Day 50: Bounty hunters worship the lord of planet Fantagraphics

Panels from Star Wars: Jabba The Hutt: The Hunger of Princess Nampione-shot (June 1995), script by Jim Woodring, pencils by Art Wetherell, inks by Monty Sheldon, colors by Matt Webb, letters by Steve Dutro

365 Days of Star Wars Comics, Day 31: Guy Fieri's new food show is a success

Panels from Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire #2 (June 1996), script by John Wagner, pencils by Kilian Plunkett, inks by P. Craig Russell, colors by Cary Porter, color separations by Heroic Age Colors, letters by Dave Cooper