Star Wars: Dark Empire
The comic that brought the Emperor back, and got away with it for about a decade.
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Nine years on, and a rumour that Thrawn is alive is nearly as effective as Thrawn.
Published in November 1997, the first half of Timothy Zahn’s Hand of Thrawn duology returns to the New Republic fifteen years after Endor. A forged document threatens to reopen the Caamas atrocity, the Empire is down to eight sectors, and somebody is using the Grand Admiral’s name.
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5 ABY – 34 ABY
The comic that brought the Emperor back, and got away with it for about a decade.
The book that proved Star Wars could live on a shelf instead of a screen.
The middle book, and unusually the one where the politics get interesting.
The campaign ends the way good campaigns end: because of one person’s judgement.