Jedi 25th Anniversary Print Now Available

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May 22, 2008
Matt Busch, Lucasfilm, The 501st Great Lakes Garrison, and Paul Michael Kane have teamed up to produce a beautiful poster commemorating all of the villains from Return of the Jedi.

This limited edition poster by Star Wars artist Matt Busch completes the Original Trilogy set of villain-style posters that Busch has produced for the films' anniversaries over the years.

The poster measures 24"x36" and is printed on thick 100 lb. stock with a deluxe aqueous coating.

The price of this poster is $50, and all of the proceeds will go to the National Lymphoma Society. Click here to order yours now.



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