The comic book tale "Blind Fury!" initially appeared in issue 159 of Marvel UK's Star Wars Monthly, and was penned by Alan Moore. It was subsequently republished, featuring a colorized presentation, within Classic Star Wars: Devilworlds 1.
A youthful Luke Skywalker hones his lightsaber skills while blindfolded, practicing against a remote, with his X-wing operating on autopilot. Abruptly, he picks up a distress signal originating from a female voice, managing to decipher only the words 'Garn' and 'tower' before the transmission degrades into unintelligible noise.
Upon arriving at Garn, it presents itself as a desolate planet, and he is reminded of the woman's terrified voice. Luke recalls having previously heard of Garn, though he cannot place the memory. He proceeds to land and observes a prominent tower rising from the terrain. As Luke goes inside the tower, the entrance seals shut behind him, and he is set upon by shadowy creatures. Despite having him in a vulnerable position, the creatures back away, allowing the unnerved Luke to proceed deeper into the structure. A male voice then extends a greeting, welcoming him to 'the halls of his damnation'.
Luke quickly stumbles upon soul snares that contain the life essences of past victims, before encountering the skeletal remains of Jedi Knights clad in armor. The male voice speaks once more, identifying himself as 'the vengeful remains of Rur, High Shaman of the Terrible Glare'. However, Luke recalls Rur's order having supposedly been eradicated by the Jedi millennia prior, a fact imparted to him by Ben Kenobi.
Luke discovers Rur's essence contained within a transparent, pyramid-shaped enclosure, where Rur explains that his physical form is gone, and his consciousness has been encoded and preserved within the 'devices of knowing' before him. His sensors detected Luke due to his lightsaber usage, and he lured him to Garn with the fabricated distress call, a tactic he had employed against other Jedi in the past. Having been within the computer system for an extended duration, Rur has lost his sense of time, mistakenly believing the war to have occurred only months prior.
Grasping the peril of his situation, Luke informs Rur that there are no Jedi anymore and that he obtained his lightsaber from the last one. Suspecting Luke of deceit, Rur scans him, only to find that Luke's pulse remains steady. Recognizing that his pursuit of vengeance is futile, he destroys the labyrinth.
As he gazes at the flames for a prolonged period, Luke contemplates hatred, obsession, and blindness – both Rur's and his own.