Not pictured because it's in use, is the West End Games supplement Indiana Jones Magic & Mysticism: The Dark Continent.
As for four copies of the TSR boxed set that's easy. One is my original copy bought back when it was released. The others I picked up along the way at game stores or flea markets because they were $10 or less and pretty much complete.
After many delays, the TPB was set for release Oct. 20 before vanishing from retailer sites. Now it's gone from Dark Horse Comics' website. Remains to be seen if Mad Cave Studios will publish the book.
From the report covering the announcement at D23: "As for the story of this new Indiana Jones attraction, it was revealed that the new original story will be set in the 1950’s, before the events of 'Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.' On the hunt for a mysterious artifact in South America, Indiana Jones (and, by extension us the guests) will be plunged into the underworld. And wouldn’t you know it? The underworld is guarded by a massive, feathered snake."
The book's by Ethan Sacks, Jethro Morales and Roi Mercado, Rachelle Rosenberg and VC's Clayton Cowles.
The book's by Ethan Sacks, Jethro Morales and Roi Mercado, Rachelle Rosenberg and VC's Clayton Cowles.
The cover features R0-1N6, Max Rebo and a Bith (neither Figrin D'an nor Barquin D'an).
Source: Comic Book Central.
Both covers are by Howard Chaykin. The two-issue miniseries was published in March and April 1987 by DC Comics (each issue is 48 pages). It's a essentially a sourcebook that features the characters, ships, locations and more of Star Trek up to roughly the events of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.
Both books are 296 pages, retail for $9.99 and collect the 2015 series' first 12 issues.
Both books are 296 pages, retail for $9.99 and collect the 2015 series' first 12 issues.
The book's by George Mann, Caio Filipe, Michael Atiyeh and Comicraft, with the cover by Jake Bartok.