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Iceworld (later the Nosferatu II) was a trading colony for space travelers that was located on the dark side of the planet Svartos and was, in truth, a vast spacecraft. Honeycombed with warrens and high chambers of ice, some with walkways, the spires of Iceworld reached far above the surface of the planet. It had a control room. Iceworld was a tourist attraction mecca and home of the Dragon, a bio-mechanoid who guarded the dragonfire. In reality, was Iceworld had been a vast spacecraft which had taken Kane, a criminal, from his homeworld of Proamon to Svartos.

Iceworld was also home of Ace once a time storm had transported her from Perivale on Earth in 1987 the planet. She worked there as a waitress at a café. Iceworld was the stopping-point of the small-time criminal, Sabalom Glitz. At that time, Kane controlled, and had built a small private army in Iceworld.

When Glitz first appeared, he was on Earth in the year 2,000,000, implying that he came from there and this was the same era that in which Iceworld existed.

With the dragonfire acquired and Iceworld revealed as a ship, Iceworld lift off on Savartos. Kane was confronted by the Doctor about the futility of his plans of vengeance against his (now-extinct) people. After Kane committed suicide and his original ship, the Nosferatu already destroyed by Kane, Glitz took possession of it and renamed it the Nosferatu II, along with Melanie Bush, the Doctor's former companion who decided to stay with him to help manage Glitz's affairs and to keep his honest. (DW: Dragonfire)

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Iceworld
Attribution
Writer	Archie Goodwin
Penciller	Al Williamson
Publication information
Publisher	Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Publication date	October 4 - November 14, 1982
Reprinted in	Classic Star Wars 12 Classic Star Wars 13
General information
Era	Rebellion era
Timeline	0 ABY
Part of	Star Wars comic strip
Preceded by	The Power Gem
Followed by	Revenge of the Jedi

[Source]

Iceworld is a comic strip written by Archie Goodwin and illustrated by Al Williamson. It was published by the Los Angeles Times Syndicate. It was later republished in Classic Star Wars 12 and 13 then collected in Classic Star Wars Volume 2: The Rebel Storm. It is also available on StarWars.com's webstrips section of Hyperspace.

Plot

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Appearances

External links

• Iceworld on Hyperspace