STAR WARS #69 - March 1983

Interesting issue, pencilled by Gene Day, who usually inks. He likes to play with panel design, and the above is taken from a double page spread where the panels are drawn to resemble the bars of the cells portrayed in the story. He also did the previous issue, where you can see that he laid out Leia and the carbonite block in her imagination in an interesting way too.

Star Wars #69. Page 10, panel 1.

Credits for this issue:

David Michelinie (script); Gene Day (pencils); Tom Palmer (inks); Joe Rosen (letters); Glynis Wein (colors); Louise Jones (editor); Jim Shooter (Madalorian protector)

Marvel Comics, March 1983.

STAR WARS #68 - February 1983

Star Wars #68. Page 4, panel 1.

Credits for this issue:

David Michelinie (script); Gene Day (layouts); Tom Palmer (finishes); Joe Rosen (letters); Glynis Wein (colors); Louise Jones (editor); Jim Shooter (Corellian chief)

Marvel Comics, February 1983.

STAR WARS #67 - January 1983

Here we go, 1983.
This will be the busiest year, with the continuing series, a Return of the Jedi mini-series and another annual. Exciting stuff!

Star Wars #67. Page 9, panel 1.

Credits for this issue:

David Michelinie (script); Ron Frenz (layouts); Tom Palmer (finishes); Joe Rosen (letters); Glynis Wein (colors); Louise Jones (editor); Jim Shooter (hoojib wrangler)

Marvel Comics, January 1983.

STAR WARS ANNUAL #2 - 1982

The second comic outwith the regular Star Wars run.

A flashback story in order to feature Han Solo, absent from the series for three years due to being frozen in carbonite. 

Star Wars Annual #2. Page 18, panel 2.

Credits for this issue:

David Michelinie (scripter); Carmine Infantino (penciler); Rudi Nebres (inkers); Rosen & Chiang (Lettering); George Roussos (colorist); Jim Salicrup (editor); Jim Shooter (word speeder)

Marvel Comics, 1982.