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Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi - Golden Age of the Sith #0 - Concept Art by Dario Carrasco

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Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi - Golden Age of the Sith #0 - Concept Art by Dario Carrasco

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George Lucas and the Tales of the Jedi comics Part of a series I’ve put together focusing on the history of the EU. Sources: Tom Veitch (2, 3), Kevin J. Anderson, Dario Carrasco, Jr., Christian Gossett, and Kevin J. Anderson's anecdote regarding the LFL Christmas gift of TOTJ

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The Hundred Year Darkness was a period of time in the Jedi Order’s ancient history. Also referred to as the Second Great Schism, it began as enterprising young Jedi began studying strange new Force techniques. As they began using the dark side to alter life itself, they were cast out of the Order, and began warring with the Jedi. After a century of conflict, the dark Jedi were defeated on Corbos. Gathered into colony ships and exiled, the survivors happened upon Korriban. They conquered the native Sith and began a new empire.

Source - Tales of the Jedi: The Golden Age of the Sith 2 (Art: Dario Carrasco, Jr.; 1996)

First Appearance - Tales of the Jedi: Dark Lords of the Sith 3 (1994)

Read more on Wookieepedia.

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Tales of the Jedi: The Fall of the Sith Empire #3 (1997) pencil by Dario Carrasco, Jr. ink by Mark G. Heike, Bill Black, & David Jacob Beckett color by Ray Murtaugh

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Faith!

Alpha Flight #127

Average.

Shaman observes his teammates in battle.

Not much happens. The Infinity Crusade is in full swing, and the guest stars are interesting. Michael Twoyoungmen observes that his friends are resisting the Goddess in their own way. And... that's it. An issue you could skip and miss nothing.

Simon Furman (25 of 28).

Dario Carrasco, Jr. (3 of 6).

6/10

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Nova Volume 1 #13 (1995)

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It’s T minus 6 days to Halloween! Do you have a costume yet? If not, read on – every day this week, I will provide a guide for how to dress up as an obscure character from Star Wars comics!

Day 2: Odan-Urr, the Librarian Jedi (Sexy Version)

Odan-Urr is the founder of the Jedi Library on Ossus, and therefore a perfect opportunity to objectify the noble profession of librarians. If you can manage to get your nose out of your book, here’s what you’ll need for this creepy-cute look:

1. a skull mask (top half only; there are no jaws in space) 2. sexy librarian costume (teeny skirt, thigh-high socks, unbuttoned vest, etc.) 3. purple robe 4. accessorize to the gods (Jedi jewelry game was on point in this era: tiara, bangles, giant earrings, chains, chunky necklace, the limit does not exist) 5. the original Sith holocron (draw a triforce and cut it out; fold the outer triangles up and tape them together; paint it pink) 6. books (bonus: book cart, the better for Satal to steal from)

“Tales of the Jedi: The Fall of the Sith Empire,” issue 1: “Desperate Measures,” and issue 5: “End of an Empire.” Dark Horse. June 18 and October 22, 1997. Writer: Kevin J. Anderson. Penciller: Dario Carrasco, Jr. Inkers: Mark G. Heike, Bill Black, and David Jacob Beckett. Letterer: Willie Schubert. Colorist: Ray Murtaugh.

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Puck (Eugene Judd) . Eugene was altered by a curse and later became a member of Alpha Flight. . 1st - 4th slide is from the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe v3 1 (1990) by Keith Pollard and Josef Rubinstein. 5th slide art is by John Byrne. 6th slide art is by Jim Lee, Dario Carrasco Jr and Bryan Hitch. 7th slide is from Wolverine v2 76 (1993) by Tomm Coker and Al Milgrom. 8th slide is by Mark Bagley and Joe Sinnott (1992). . #puck #marvel #alphaflight #almilgrom #wolverine #tommcoker #markbagley #joesinnott #keithpollard #josefrubinstein #johnbyrne #jimlee #bryanhitch #dariocarrasco (på/i Canada) https://www.instagram.com/p/CcTg9ORst2s/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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L'Homme Statue - Do Not Tell Me - Pedro Tejada & Marcello Costa from Stink São Paulo on Vimeo.

Music and Performance: Löic Koutana / L'Homme Statue

Directed by Pedro Tejada and Marcello Costa

Produced by Stink Films

Managing Director: Ingrid Raszl

Senior Executive Producer: Renata Dumont

Director of Photography: Maurício Padilha

Production Designer: Ana Henriques

Production Coordination: Paula Macedo, Rogerio Maestro

Production Coordination Assistants: Mariana Kerche, Amanda Grell

Producers: Rica Ferrer, Rose De Soldi and José Lucas Gervasio

Locations: Edu Lima

Post Production Coordination: Roberta Bruzadin and Marcella Antunes

Editor: Victor Cohen

3D Artist/RD: Pedro Tejada

LookDev Artist: Pedro Merino

Animator: Marcello Costa

VFX / Flame Artist: Diego Morone

Color Grading: Matt Osborne @ Company3/Mill Color Grading: Assistant: Logan Highlen @ Company3/Mil Color Producer: Blake Rice @ Company3/Mil Color Grading (Aerial Footage): Osmar Jr.

Musical Producer and Mixing: Pedro Zopelar

1st Camera Assistant: Alexandre Valese 2nd Camera Assistant: Alfredo Luiz Dias Baptista Desio Video Assist: Dario Vales DIT: Allan Souza de Almeida

3D Capture Technicians: Stefano Pasqualini and Renan Campanini

Production Design Assistant: Nathalia Mendonça Prop Master: Bruno Ribeiro Cesar de Oliveira (Bruninho) Landscaping: Ari Arantes Henrique (Dedo Verde) Landscaping Assistant: Klayton Deomar Alves Patriota

Stylist - Studio: Betinha Magalhães Stylist - Aerials: Maika Mano Wardrobe Assistant: Juliana Yoshie Suguinoshita

Make Up Artist: Abraão Leonardo Matias Kennedy

SFX: Vagner Aparecido Martão, Valter Vieira Carrasco, Eduardo Joaquim dos Santos (Rambo), Guilherme Steger

UPs: José Roberto Rodrigues, Rafael Oliveira Jesus (Baiano), Leonardo Souya Bispo

Gaffer: Paulo Sérgio Nunes da Silva Best Boy Electric: Alexsandro Soares dos Santos (Lambis) Assistant Electricians: Aleandro Teixeira De Góis / Claudinei Marcelino

Key Grip: Weber José da Silva Cunha (Cabelo) Best Boy Grip: Alexandre Ferreira Barnete Grip Assistants: Rodrigo Iamamoto Campos, Fernando Tavares da Silva, Pedro Luis Ferreira de Oliveira

Aerial Cinematography: Heitor Teles

Behind the Scenes

Director/Editor: Natan Neves Camera Operator: Victor Leite Pollini Camera Operator: Daniel Cunha Ferro

Catering: Tyla Araújo Flor de Lótus Catering Assistants: Sthefany Araujo Alves, Carla Santos Menezes Lunch/Dinner: Rosa/Maria

Transportation provided by TRANSKINDER

Production Drivers: Tertuliano da Silva, Gilmar Gomes, Roberto Moura Porfirio, Marcio Dianis Moreira Santos, Tadeu Gomes de Brito, Thiago Lima Goes / Dani

Camera Rental: Elitecam Radios: Best Comunicação Light and Grip Rental: Locall

Special Thanks:

Raphael Lobato Allan Almeida Gripp Support Locall Paulo Ribeiro Pará Movimentos Casa do Produtor Moviecenter 3T Locações Ariel Wollinger Fernando Faria Guilherme Teles Daniel Hafez Z7 Locação de Geradores

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Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi - The Golden Age of the Sith #1 - Final Panel by Dario Carrasco Jr

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Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi - The Sith War #2 by Dario Carrasco, Jr.

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Marka Ragnos was a half-Sith and Dark Lord in ancient times. A powerful Force user, Ragnos ruled the Sith of Korriban for many years with an iron fist, pitting his enemies against one another to secure his throne. Ragnos returned from the grave as a spirit, haunting many powerful Sith who dared listen to his counsel.

Source: Tales of the Jedi - The Golden Age of the Sith 2 (Art: Dario Carrasco Jr.; 1996)

First Appearance: Tales of the Jedi - Dark Lords of the Sith 6 (1995)

Read more on Wookieepedia.

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Tales of the Jedi: The Fall of the Sith Empire #3 (1997) pencil by Dario Carrasco, Jr. ink by Mark G. Heike, Bill Black, & David Jacob Beckett color by Ray Murtaugh

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Dead Reckoning! (Part 2)

Alpha Flight #126

Satisfying.

"The fate of all reality rests on our actions!"

Solid conclusion to self-contained two-parter. The imagery is impressive, and even the lettering is cool and inventive. Shaman's team is surrounded, and all appears lost. Eventually, the script reveals that Shaman has been planning something all along.

This was very enjoyable indeed. The characters are likeable, and Marvel doesn't have any other books like this at this point in time. There's really nowhere else this story could have been told. AF is unique.

Simon Furman (23 of 28).

Dario Carrasco, Jr. (2 of 6).

8/10