Blood and Honour

ISBN-10: 184023010X
ISBN-13: 9781840230109
Series: Blood and Honour
Category: Science fiction comic books, strips, etc
Pages: 96
Language: English
Published: 1999
Publisher: Titan Books (UK)
Authors: Jim Hall, Michael A. Stackpole, Steve Crespo

Description

Blood and Honor features the Empire's greatest fighter ace, Baron Fel, who has been captured by the Alliance. The Alliance believe he can be turned to work for them and when a crisis looms on the planet Corellia they have to trust him anyway.

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Blood and Honour
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Blood and Honour
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- 207 pages
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