To be honest, I don't remember too much about that one. I only had one issue out of the three, a common scenario when I was picking up comics at drug stores and other general retailers, so I didn't read it that much. On the other hand, I had a trade collection of the Return of the Jedi adaptation, which I read incessantly. I remember that one especially because it was the first time I ever heard Darth Vader being referred to as a "Dark Lord of the Sith". That piqued my childhood curiosity immensely -- what the heck was/were the Sith??? It was one of those small examples of how Star Wars often had small references to events or things that hinted at a larger universe behind the story you were experiencing.

Speaking of Star Wars adaptations -- I had the uncommon experience of reading adaptations of the films before I saw the movies, and I read the adaptations out of order.  My first introduction to Star Wars was the toys, which led me to read-along storybooks like this one, which had photos and captions from the films that were to be viewed while playing a cassette that had a condensed version of the story (complete with dialog and sound clips from the movies):




I'm pretty sure I read RotJ first, then ANH, then ESB.  So the whole "I am your father" revelation was no big deal for me, since from my point of view I had known all along that Vader was Luke's father.

By the way -- I also did love the Last Starfighter movie.  If that isn't a kid's wish fulfillment fantasy in its purest form, I don't know what is.  What other movie told kids that all those hours of playing video games could make you an intergalactic hero?