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    Star Wars » Star Wars #12 - Book II, Part V: Showdown On the Smugglers' Moon released by Marvel on January 2016.

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    Book II, Part V: Showdown On the Smugglers' Moon last edited by deactivated-5fc35cfc8b974 on 04/16/20 03:27AM View full history

    Showdown on the Smuggler's Moon!

    Plus: Lightsabers! Loads of Lightsabers!

    And finally: the truth about Sana Solo!

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    RegRegular CoverStuart Immonen (a), Wade von Grawbadger (i) & Justin Ponsor (c)1
    VarAction Figure Variant CoverJohn Tyler Christopher2
    VarSketch Variant CoverStuart Immonen3
    REMile High Comics Exclusive Variant CoverMike McKone4
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    Here's a paradox: could a lightsaber cut through Achilles invulnerable skin? 0

    Star Wars #12 - Book II, Part V: Showdown On the Smugglers' Moon by rideaspacecowboy on November 24, 2015

    Originally Published at The Hub City ReviewAccording to Zeno’s Dichotomy Paradox, in a footrace between the much quicker Achilles and a much slower tortoise, wherein the later starts with a lead, Achilles could never hope to catch the tortoise. Indeed, no matter how long he runs, he could never even reach the starting point from which the tortoise began the race ahead of him. In order to do so, Achilles would first have to travel half the distance between his own starting line and that or ...

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