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He also has a resemblance to Farva. Kinda looks like he is the offspring of the two of them.

In season 1 of the "Star Wars: Rebels" cartoon, Order 66 Jedi survivor Kanan Jarrus and his padawan Ezra Bridger learn from a report where Jedi Master Luminara Unduli is being held prisoner. Wanting to rescue a Jedi and provide Bridger a proper Jedi teacher, Kanan is naturally determined to liberate her. But it's a trap. Once they make it to the prison cell, they're confused by a hologram projection of her final moments. Then they witness her holo projection walk straight into an upright coffin with a viewing window, revealing the actual frozen corpse of Unduli. The shock of that revelation also punctuates the debut of the Grand Inquisitor, who menacingly shares that "[Luminara's] bones continued to serve the Empire. Throughout that rescue mission, Kanan was relying on his Force-sensitivity to track and feel the Jedi Master's presence. He does sense her presence yet admits that it's "clouded." This is what makes the Inquisitor's bait so effective in luring an inexperienced Jedi like Kanan Jarrus. A Jedi doesn't necessarily have to be alive for another Jedi to sense them. It just takes some old-fashioned mortuary storage to throw off their senses.

That is the way some of the Newton Rings present now.. Sorry to see the damage .

Yes. You can see my post above. I was able to get good pictures of the "puddling "

Yes. That was on three (out of 4) of my Terry Austin signing books. This was there second trip back for "fixing" Two of them arrived back yesterday. Both having puddling AGAIN and this time they decided to add some Newton Rings to the front of one of them. as if that wasn't enough. I noticed some creases that are located about where that member had that screwdriver mark. So I checked back through each of my scans. Here are the scans and progression of the damage. Actually it is 3

So NGC?

How about candy!

Kenner The Six Million Dollar Man Bionic Bigfoot.

Added some more Superman Newsstands.