| Issue | #16 |
| Published | January 2004 |
| Cover Price | $2.99 |
| Pages | 32 |
| Editing | Randy Stradley; Jeremy Barlow (asst. editor) |
| Notes | Credits acknowledge special thanks to Sue Rostoni & Amy Gary at Lucas Licensing. |
| Characters | Lt. Janek Sunber [Tank] |
| Genre | Science Fiction |
| Pencils | David Michael Beck |
| Inks | David Michael Beck |
| Colors | Brad Anderson |
| Notes | Credits acknowledge special thanks to Sue Rostoni & Amy Gary at Lucas Licensing. |
| Characters | Lt. Janek Sunber [Tank]; Captain Gage; Commander Frickett; General Ziering |
| Synopsis | He may have washed-out as a pilot at the Imperial Academy, but Lt. Janek Sunber has found a new home in the infantry. Hoping for a post on a world where he could see some action against the Rebels, he instead finds himself on the jungle world of Maridun as part of a regiment overseeing the construction of a new base. But just when he’s resigned himself to a long, uneventful tour of duty, things heat up. The alien natives are restless, and on the hunt for human skulls! Sunber is about to learn one of the truths about the infantry: all service is sacrifice, and in the infantry that sacrifice is usually in blood! [per solicitation] |
| Genre | Science Fiction |
| Script | Welles Hartley |
| Pencils | Davide Fabbri |
| Inks | Christian Dalla Vecchia |
| Colors | Davide Fabbri |
| Letters | Sno Cone Studios |
| Notes | The events in this story take place shortly after the events in Star Wars: A New Hope. |
| Reprinted | in Star Wars: Empire - The Imperial Perspective (Dark Horse, 2004 series) #[nn] |