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In a graphic novel style comic, picture a Long Range Desert Group soldier, his khaki uniform stained with the sweat and sand of weeks spent on reconnaissance missions. His keffiyeh flutters slightly in the dry desert breeze, shielding his face from the unrelenting sun. His shorts and worn boots are covered in dust, and a bandolier of energy cells crosses his chest. In his hands, he holds a lasgun, the weapon’s red energy beam cutting across the endless expanse of desert. He stands atop a rocky outcrop, firing down at a distant enemy convoy, the faint hum of the lasgun echoing off the surrounding sand dunes. His face is set in a grim expression, the harsh desert environment reflected in his determined eyes.