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| X-Wing Rogue Squadron:
In the Empire's Service |
| GRAPHIC NOVEL (1999) |
| Michael A. Stackpole, John
Nadeau, Jordi Ensign et al. |
| Dark Horse Comics |
| Also published as Comic
Book Series |
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Synopsis:
This story was originally
published as X-Wing Rogue Squadron #21-24: In the
Empire's Service by Dark Horse Comics:
- Issues 21, 22, 23 & 24:
Wedge Antilles is the ace pilot of the Rebel
Alliance, and his Rogue Squadron is the outfit of
choice for every X-wing flyer. But just as the New
Republic has its star space jockeys, so does the
Empire. And Baron Fel and the Imperial 181st Fighter
Division are hungry to see what Rogue Squadron is
made of.
On the world of Brentaal, Imperial General Isoto
prepares for a Rebel assault. His goal: not to save
the planet, or even the Imperial base, but to save
himself. Isoto has the best shield there is, the
Empire's greatest fighter ace, Baron Fel. But having
the Baron and having him take orders are two totally
different things!
Rogue Squadron brings the battle to the Imperials as
X-wings and TIEs zigzag among the lofty minarets of
Brentaal. More than one Rogue will be shot down this
day, but an X-wing pilot on the ground with a
blaster is twice as angry and almost as dangerous!
Baron Fel's wingmen, the merciless pilots of the
Imperial 181st Fighter Division, are falling to the
firepower of Rogue Squadron. But Fel himself is not
down. He has a final card to play, and Wedge
Antilles is about to fold!
Synopsis taken
from Dark Horse Comics, www.darkhorse.com.
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Chronology:
This story occurs approximately four and a half years
after the Battle of Yavin. |
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Related Stories (in
chronological order):
The following novels are sequels to
the above stories, and are set from 6 years after the
Battle of Yavin during the period of The
New Republic, in chronological order:
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