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Dark Horse Extra was a 25¢ periodical sold thru comic specialty shops. It was 14 3/4" wide and 21 1/2" tall, folded once vertically. On some occasions it may also have been folded again horizontally. It contained three serialized strips, two on the front page and one on the back. Inside was a full page poster (measuring 14 3/4" by 21 1/2") and a full page devoted to upcoming releases called "Scoops from the Stable" by Ivana Fanboy. The rear page also featured an ad and a column on the Dark Horse Web Site called "DHC Web Words" by Jay Pegg.
This issue also features Sock Monkey part 1 by Tony Millionaire and The Nevermen part 2 by Phil Amara, Guy Davis, David Stewart & Steve Haynie, plus a poster for Madman Comics by Mike Allred.
Thanks to Joe K. for the review copy and cover scan of this issue.
Massimo tells Kanos that his motivation is not about money, but revenge. Kanos avoids the laser fire of the droids, forcing them to blast each other. He leaps onto the balcony where Massimo stands. Massimo begs for Kanos to spare his life. Kanos runs him through with his pike, letting him know that he's right. It's not about money, but honor.