Star wars dark empire

Star Wars Dark Empire

Cam Kennedy star wars dark empire art

Luke's Vampire Jedi look :)

Panel from the Star Wars: Dark Empire series, by Tom Veitch and Cam Kennedy. My favorite Star Wars comic, with a unique art style, and great story. I would love to get my hands on some original art from these books.

Luke

The Sixth Brother, formerly known as Bil Valen, was a humanoid male member of the Inquisitorius. In the year following the end of the Clone Wars, the Sixth Brother, and the rest of the Inquisitors, hunted for Force-sensitive children as well as Jedi who survived Order 66. He accompanied Darth Vader, the Ninth Sister and the Tenth Brother to the planet Mon Cala to hunt an enemy of the Empire. He was killed by Ahsoka Tano during the uprising on Raada. Bil Valen, a humanoid[2] man,[3] was...

Super Star Destroyer "Eclipse" - art by Cam Kennedy

Star Wars - Dark Empire (mashup cover with artwork of Dave Dorman)

Ferus Olin was the Human Jedi Padawan of Jedi Master Siri Tachi. Considered very mature for his age by many Jedi, Olin was well-respected for his dedication to the Jedi Order. He often clashed with fellow Padawan learner Anakin Skywalker, who disagreed with his strict adherence to Jedi rules and protocol. The two and their masters, Tachi and Obi-Wan Kenobi, often worked together on missions, traveling to such varied worlds as Radnor, Euceron, Andara, Typha-Dor, Romin, Falleen, and finally…

clone palpatine and luke from dark empire by brian rood

Darth Nihilus (pronounced /ˈnaɪ.ə.ləs/) was a Human male who reigned as a Dark Lord of the Sith during the era of strife following the Jedi Civil War. Before becoming a Sith Lord, he lost everything during the Galactic Republic's war against the Mandalorian Neo-Crusaders. He survived the activation of the Mass Shadow Generator superweapon during the war's final battle at the planet of Malachor V, which surrounded the planet with a destructive spatial phenomenon known as a mass shadow...

Historic icons of the Sith

Darth Sidious, Unlimited Power by Fabian Schlaga