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Star Wars Kids: The Magazine for Young Jedi Knights

Issues 1 - 20

#1-5: The Rebel Thief

Note: Mention of the character Sprool and the planet Dennogra in Star Wars Missions #11: "Bounty Hunters vs. Battle Droids" demonstrates that this story-arch has to have a measure of validity. The only real contradictory passages occur in issue #1, which has Han say that he gave his reward money back to the Rebels (which we know is not true – it was stolen by Crimson Jack in the early Marvel issues.) The scene also depicts the immediate events after A New Hope, events that have been detailed in the Pizzazz and the aforementioned Marvel comics. Removing issue #1 from this story arch does not hurt the story at all, and in fact improves it by eliminating all the contradictory elements. Thus, #1 is Infinities.

#6-10: X-Wing Marks the Spot

Note: With the reacceptance into continuity of issues #2-5 of "The Rebel Thief," the following story-arch likewise fits back into continuity.

#11-15: Imperial Spy

Note: These 1998 stories which feature Mike Barr's take on the Rebels' evacuation of Yavin 4 are irreconcilably contradictory to the evacuation depicted in Archie Goodwin's newspaper strips, reprinted in Classic Star Wars volumes 1-3. Considered Infinities.

#16-20: Death Star Pirates

Star Wars Kids #12

Note: Despite the same title, this is not the same magazine as the Star Wars Kids above ("Meet Grand Moff Tarkin") which contains part two of "Imperial Spy".

This magazine is from a later Scholastic series, none besides this issue, contained comics.

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