In this vignette, Han and Chewie make a late delivery to a shady dealer, Verhandle, who is more interested in the Millennium Falcon than Han likes, and then bargains Solo down to sixty percent of his fee for the goods. Flying off, Solo discovers that he has some secret stowaways – Verhandle’s men, who try to take the smuggling ship at gunpoint. But the bad guys aren’t the only ones that can hide in secret compartments, as the Wookiee emerges from a hatch to turn the tables on their would-be hijackers.

Zack Whedon takes a short story of Han Solo and Chewbacca and gives us a peek into their relationship during the smuggling days. Han in charge of the talking, and Chewbacca in charge of the “public relations”, and who needs the other more. Solo may have once said that nothing beats a blaster at your side, but it’s even better to have a Wookiee watching your back. Whedon puts a little humor in at the end, reminding us that sometimes it’s not wise to upset a walking carpet. David Fabbri gives some soft pencils to the characters, which works great for Chewbacca and the aliens. Drawing Chewbacca is a unique challenge, and Fabbri pulls it off.

Cinema and television have burned their iconic images into my being since the first moment I can remember catching a glimpse of celluloid. Perhaps most influential to me are the makeup, hair and fashion trends I see onscreen.

But some people take inspiration a step further and collect actual memorabilia or replicas from the TV shows and films they love. This type of fandom is celebrated at conventions like the upcoming Comic-Con in San Diego and in documentaries like Morgan Spurlock's latest, "Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan's Hope."

Kenosha's own Dana Gasser is one such fan who shares this love for all things movie/TV history, and has even made it his business. Dana and his business partner, Joe Salcedo, created ANOVOS Productions LLC – a company dedicated to producing the highest-quality replicas of screen-accurate uniforms and props from such shows as "Star Trek" and "Battlestar Galactica."

Dana graciously answered my questions about ANOVOS and the motivation behind it. Read on and be inspired to follow your dreams and perhaps "boldly go where no man has gone before."