"Jabba the Hutt" Series from Dark Horse Comics

[Isleh]

Is there any more info on Smeberellich & the Twi'lek religion given in the following?

Sources:
Jabba the Hutt: Betrayal, by Jim Woodring, copyright 1995, from Dark Horse Comics
Jabba the Hutt: The Dynasty Trap, by Jim Woodring, copyright 1995, from Dark Horse Comics
Jabba the Hutt: The Gaar Suppoon Hit, by Jim Woodring, copyright 1995, from Dark Horse Comics
Jabba the Hutt: The Hunger of Princess Nampi, by Jim Woodring, copyright 1995, from Dark Horse Comics

[Sai'nu]

http://www.jedinet.com/timeline/timelin ... e=jthtaotd

This was the only thing I could find that gave 'any' type of synopsis on these comics and, unfortunately, they don't mention the Twi'lek parts in them. *sigh* I'm still looking though.

[IagoBoom]

I have them; I've read them, and I don't recall any Twi'lek information in any of them. They were fairly lame stories, and I was disappointed in my purchases. I'll dig them up when I decide to wade through my collection to finally sort it again, since 1995. *cries*

[Isleh]

I have them; I've read them, and I don't recall any Twi'lek information in any of them. They were fairly lame stories, and I was disappointed in my purchases. I'll dig them up when I decide to wade through my collection to finally sort it again, since 1995. *cries*

*comfort*

I won't make you go through the pain of reading them again. You are not the only one who shares this opinion. Trying to find a synopsis of them other then "teh suc" is hard.

[IagoBoom]

I think I blocked them out, because of the pain. ;)

[Rebecca]

The fact that the covers of those comics have what appear to be Jabba fighting other creatures... Including giant spiders... Makes me really really hate George Lucas. Not because he had anything to do with it... But because he didn't stop it.
You might not be able to judge a book by its cover... But a comic? Yah, pretty sure that's a given.