MyComyc issue No 1.MyComyc was a 16-issue anthology comic series published in 1986 by the Spanish publisher Editorial Gepsa and distributed by Midesa. The MyComyc issues contained two-page stories based on several popular cartoons of the time, including Inspector Gadget, David the Gnome, Tom and Jerry, The Pink Panther and Mickey Mouse. The first eight issues also featured exclusive short comics based on the Star Wars: Droids and Ewoks animated TV series. The authors of these comics are unknown, and they were drawn by Beaumont Studios. The MyComyc issues were printed only in limited numbers, with the first eight collected in a single volume in 1987.The Star Wars-themed comics in MyComyc were rediscovered in December 2012, when a fan named Adolfo Rodriguez mentioned them on the DarkHorse.com forums and provided scans with help from Eddie van der Heijden. Star Wars author Abel G. Peña translated them into English, while his colleague Rich Handley re-lettered them. With assistance from Mike Beidler, the translated comics were made available for download on their respective websites on April 10, 2013.As with all comics released before April 25, 2014, these can only be considered canonical within the Star Wars Legends continuity.However, their place in the Legends continuity is ambiguous. Dark Horse's Vice President of Publishing, Randy Stradley, asked Lucasfilm whether the MyComyc strips had been officially licensed when they were published. Although the comics included the appropriate copyright information, Lucasfilm found no paperwork demonstrating that Editorial Gepsa had actually licensed the titles. Nevertheless, Handley and Peña strongly suspect that the licensing did occur, although Handley said that the "the strips' legitimacy was considered suspect for now, and Dark Horse had no plans to reprint them unless documentation emerges."In July 2013, before the new canon continuity was established, Peña indicated that the comics' canonicity was ambiguous in light of The Clone Wars TV series and the then-upcoming Sequel trilogy.However, parts of Handley and Peña's 2013 StarWars.com Blog series "The Droids Re-Animated" used information from the MyComyc series, with the second part specifically confirming the events of "Sabotaged Droid" and "Troublesome Outing".
