STAR WARS 3-D #3 COMIC BOOK 1988 RAREST LOW PRINT RUN NEW HOPE EMPIRE STRIKES!!

STAR WARS 3-D #3 COMIC BOOK!
HARD TO FIND COLLECTOR'S ITEM. THIS IS ONE OF THE RAREST STAR WARS COMICS EVER!

Published in 1988 by the indie comic book company Blackthorne, this has an EXTREMELY LOW PRINT RUN because this was a period where very little in the way of Star Wars product was still being produced.

Star Wars 3-D is an unusual and long-forgotten title. Commemorating the 10th anniversary of the release of Star Wars, it was one of the few titles published in the United States outside the offices of Marvel or Dark Horse.

Undoubtedly the reason it went to Blackthorne in the first place was because they had built experience publishing in 3-D prior to obtaining their limited Star Wars license. Lucas, as his recent efforts to convert the existing movies into 3-D attests, was likely fascinated by the prospect of doing something "special" for the anniversary. And so Star Wars went briefly to a minor publisher.

it stood alone for around 20 years as the only comic printed after the completion of the original trilogy which was set entirely between Episodes IV and V. Indeed, there are few novels which have been published in that period.

And its stories did attempt to add something new to the mythos. It rationally answered questions that were largely ignored by the trilogy:

• Who got the Lars farm on Tatooine after Luke?
• Following the destruction of the first Death Star, did the Rebels really have time to build that base on Hoth all by themselves?
• And when, really, was the first time Luke did battle with Darth Vader?

The events in this comic take place after the rebels have set up their base on Hoth.

Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa are on a mission to Dantooine to secure supplies for their new base on the planet Hoth. Along with R2-D2, the group meet up with an Ortolan Merchant to buy weapons. As Leia negotiates the deal, Luke is accosted by a group of thugs who lead him away from the meeting. The leader of the group of thugs orders his subordinate Abel and several other thugs to lead Luke to the roof for reasons unknown. When they arrive, Luke surprises the band with his quickness and slays them with his lightsaber. After the encounter, Luke begins to hear a voice beckoning him to follow deeper into the building. Luke eventually discovers the voices, a race of Force-sensitive people that call themselves the Fairfolk. Unknown to Luke, the Fairfolk are working for Darth Vader to trap potentially dangerous Force-sensitives.

BATTLEFORCE BATTLETECH 2 COMIC BOOKS #1 & #2 RARE '87 MECHA VINTAGE RPG OOP FASA

Battleforce 2 Comic Books #1 and #2
Small Unit Actions in the 31st Century
RARE AND OUT OF PRINT COLLECTOR'S ITEM.

BattleTech was originally a role-playing game from FASA. BattleForce was originally created by FASA Corporation. As a wargame set in the BattleTech universe, designed to allow the simulation of larger-scale actions.

VINTAGE! Published in 1987 by Blackthorne, a small independent comic book company with an incredibly small print run!

This comic of tough men doing a tough job in astoundingly huge robot-like devices was part of a 1980s wave of comics based on role playing games.

In the far future, a group of mechwarriors who lost their weapons in battle have become the lowest of the low, moping in the desert and waiting out the war. When a chance for redemption is offered in the form of a suicide mission, they leap at the chance. Unfortunately, when they survive, the rules of this harsh culture require them to commit actual suicide in order to retain the honor of the house. Now they must decide: run and fight, or die like sheep. A Judas in their midst doesn’t make matters any easier.

IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND!

GI G.I. JOE 3-D #2 COMIC BOOK DEFIANT SPACE SHUTTLE OOP

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G.I. JOE in 3-D #2 COMIC BOOK.

The Final Frontier - G.I.Joe and Cobra team up and head into space.

the G.I. Joes were a military-based team of pseudo-super-heroes. Each member of the G.I. Joe team has his or her specialty and employs it in an effort to bring down the notorious cadre of super-villains known as COBRA, an organization bent on world domination. The Joes were also a popular toy line in the 1980s and featured in their own animated series.

This comics series from Blackthorne Publishing gives readers the opportunity to appreciate the G.I. Joe team in glorious 3-D.

Major Players

Dial-Tone, Mainframe, Hawk, GEN Johnson, Chuckles, Payload, Hardtop, Slip-Stream, Cobra Commander, Mr. Hindman (CC’s Lawyer), numerous vipers.
Cobra is the victim of an unknown attacker. This attacker has taken over one of Corba’s satellites and is using it against both US and Cobra targets (to include Cobra Island) Cobra Commander forms an alliance with Hawk and GEN Johnson (a new character). They form a plan to go into space and repair or destroy the satellite that is malfunctioning. The Joes go into orbit on the Defiant with CC and some vipers and repair the satellite at the last minute. The mysterious threat simply views the defeat as a intelligence gathering mission on both Cobra and G.I. Joe.

COLLECTOR'S ITEM! Highly sought after.


RARE and OUT OF PRINT! Impossible to find!

TRANSFORMERS #1 COMIC BOOK 3-D 1987 MOVIE CYBERTRON OOP

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TRANSFORMERS 3-D VINTAGE #1 COMIC BOOK.

FIRST ISSUE of the ORIGINAL TRANSFORMERS 3-D Comic Book that were published by Blackthorne Comics in the eighties!

This book was a small press publication and had an incredibly low print run.

The Transformers were a wildly popular (and collectible) set of action figures based on a premise irresistible to kids: giant robots who can transform themselves into cars, tanks, weapons, and space ships. They’re especially big in Japan, where the giant robot fixation is strongest, and has inspired all sorts of manga and anime adventures.

Blackthorne’s comic book adventures are basically an aid to help kids imagine the possibilities of the Transformers as they battle evil robots on barren, outer space worlds. As a bonus, the comic is presented in 3-D

COLLECTOR'S ITEMS! Highly sought after.

RARE and OUT OF PRINT! Impossible to find!

CALIFORNIA RAISINS 2 COMIC BOOKS 3-D CLAYMATION VINTAGE

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CALIFORNIA RAISINS 3-D. 2 COMIC BOOKS.

80's vintage! in glorious 3-D!

The California Raisins in a glorious 3-D comic book format. It was only natural that it would become one of the subjects of their ongoing series. The Raisins began life as just another commercial plug to get people to eat more raisins via claymation raisin characters crooning to “I Heard it Through the Grapevine.” The one- joke Raisins then achieved a life of their own, spawning hit record albums and animated TV shows, so this comic book was just another example of capitalizing of their fame

COLLECTOR'S ITEM! Highly sought after.

RARE and OUT OF PRINT! Impossible to find!

VINTAGE COLLECTOR'S ITEM PUBLISHED BY BLACKTORNE PUBLISHING IN 1987.

WEREWOLF #1 COMIC BOOK FOX TV '88 MONSTER CLASSIC OOP!!

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WEREWOLF #1 COMIC BOOK!
OUT OF PRINT. HARD TO FIND COLLECTOR'S ITEM FOR FANS OF CLASSIC MONSTERS.

Published by Blackthorne Publishing in 1988.

Werewolf is based on the Fox TV series that ran from 1987-88. Although it was short-lived, the series managed to create a small cult following, and the program was one of the network’s first shows. However, the comic book version was virtually unnoticed. The werewolf is Eric Cord. Cord is asked by a friend to kill him, claiming that a werewolf had bitten him. When Cord demands proof, his buddy transforms into the creature and attacks him. Cord grants him his wish, but it is too late: He has inherited the curse. Cord is then wanted for murder with a bounty hunter on his trail.

This item was never sold in any mass market retail outlets. It was only available to purchase through comic book specialty shops.

BATTLETECH 3-D #1 COMIC BOOK '88 MECHA VINTAGE RPG OOP!

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Battletech 3-D #1 Comic Book
RARE AND OUT OF PRINT COLLECTOR'S ITEM.

Featuring eye-popping 3-D artwork!

BattleTech was originally a role-playing game from FASA. It later appeared as an animated series on television, a virtual-reality video game, a line of toys from Tyco, and now makes its way to the comics.

VINTAGE! Published in 1988 by Blackthorne, a small independent comic book company with an incredibly small print run!

IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND!

BATTLETECH #1 COMIC BOOK '87 MECHA VINTAGE RPG OOP FASA

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Battletech #1 Comic Book
RARE AND OUT OF PRINT COLLECTOR'S ITEM.

BattleTech was originally a role-playing game from FASA. It later appeared as an animated series on television, a virtual-reality video game, a line of toys from Tyco, and now makes its way to the comics.

VINTAGE! Published in 1987 by Blackthorne, a small independent comic book company with an incredibly small print run!

This comic of tough men doing a tough job in astoundingly huge robot-like devices was part of a 1980s wave of comics based on role playing games.

In the far future, a group of mechwarriors who lost their weapons in battle have become the lowest of the low, moping in the desert and waiting out the war. When a chance for redemption is offered in the form of a suicide mission, they leap at the chance. Unfortunately, when they survive, the rules of this harsh culture require them to commit actual suicide in order to retain the honor of the house. Now they must decide: run and fight, or die like sheep. A Judas in their midst doesn’t make matters any easier.

IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND!

ROBOTECH HOW TO DRAW #1 COMIC BOOK MACROSS MANGA MECHA!

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How to Draw Robotech #1Comic Book

COLLECTORS ITEM FIRST ISSUE!

Highly Recommended!

This item was never sold in any mass market retail outlets and could only be purchased from comic book specialty stores.
Published in 1987 by the indie comic book company Blackthorne, this has an EXTREMELY LOW PRINT RUN

Years before the fad of how-to-draw manga and anime tutorials, these comic-format guides featured step-by-step instructions based on Robotech's character and mecha model sheets.

Includes Model Sheets and production Art!

COLLECTOR'S ITEM!

RARE and OUT OF PRINT! Impossible to find!

Ten years have passed since the near-destruction of planet Earth at the hands of the Zentraedi and the subsequent annihilation of the Zentraedi Grand Fleet. On Earth, civilization continues to mend in the wake of this global apocylapse; while aboard the captured Robotech Factory Satellite in orbit, the Super Dimension Fortress Three has been constructed to complete a mission vital to the survival of the Earth. This vessel, manned by the greatest heroes of the Robotech war and a new generation raised in the war's aftermath, is to travel to the homeworld of the Robotech Masters, the moon Tirol, in an attempt to prevent a second Robotech war--a war which the people of Earth fear their world would be unable to survive. However, when the fortress arrives in Tirolspace, Tirol is found to have been conquered by a new foe--the slug-like Invid.

STAR WARS 3-D #2 COMIC BOOK 1988 RAREST LOW PRINT RUN!!

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STAR WARS 3-D #2 COMIC BOOK!
HARD TO FIND COLLECTOR'S ITEM. THIS IS ONE OF THE RAREST STAR WARS COMICS EVER!

Published in 1988 by the indie comic book company Blackthorne, this has an EXTREMELY LOW PRINT RUN because this was a period where very little in the way of Star Wars product was still being produced.

Star Wars 3-D is an unusual and long-forgotten title. Commemorating the 10th anniversary of the release of Star Wars, it was one of the few titles published in the United States outside the offices of Marvel or Dark Horse.
Undoubtedly the reason it went to Blackthorne in the first place was because they had built experience publishing in 3-D prior to obtaining their limited Star Wars license. Lucas, as his recent efforts to convert the existing movies into 3-D attests, was likely fascinated by the prospect of doing something "special" for the anniversary. And so Star Wars went briefly to a minor publisher.

it stood alone for around 20 years as the only comic printed after the completion of the original trilogy which was set entirely between Episodes IV and V. Indeed, there are few novels which have been published in that period.

And its stories did attempt to add something new to the mythos. It rationally answered questions that were largely ignored by the trilogy:

• Who got the Lars farm on Tatooine after Luke?
• Following the destruction of the first Death Star, did the Rebels really have time to build that base on Hoth all by themselves?
• And when, really, was the first time Luke did battle with Darth Vader?

Luke and Han depart Tatooine following their last 3-D adventure.

They head back to the Rebel base on Yavin 4, only to find it encircled by Imperial forces. Han craftily lands the Falcon near one of the Rebel bases on the planet, but it's abandoned. The duo lift off again, hoping that a coded message from Leia will lead them to the fleet's location. It does, but Leia and the other leaders are now desperate to find a new base. Han suggests Hoth, an ice planet far removed from normal space traffic.

Leia approves a plan to scout the planet for possible habitability. Heading out into the snow, the duo take the Rebels' first, tentative steps on Hoth.

Unbeknownst to both, smuggler Salmakk has made Hoth his home. From his base, he plans to capture Han and turn him in for Jabba's still-unclaimed bounty.

How Luke and Han get out of their first tricky situation on Hoth paves the way for the foundation of Echo Base . . .
This item was not sold in any mass market retail outlet and could only be found in comic book specialty stores.