Star Wars: Republic
Dark Horse’s prequel-era flagship: eighty-three issues that begin a year before The Phantom Menace, become the main Clone Wars comic at issue #49,…
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Dark Horse’s prequel-era flagship: eighty-three issues that begin a year before The Phantom Menace, become the main Clone Wars comic at issue #49,…
A quarterly sixty-four-page anthology where the licence was allowed to be strange: gag strips, prestige short stories, and a standing policy that…
The Jedi Council as a body under pressure: a full Council delegation sent to stop a war, and a Republic that has forgotten what an army is for.
An oral history of Chewbacca, told in short chapters by the people who knew him, each one drawn by a different artist.
Han Solo, Chewbacca, Boba Fett, Bossk, Dengar and Greedo sent after the same relic on a bet between two Hutts — a caper with the entire…
Luke’s proton torpedoes miss. The Death Star survives, and everything the trilogy assumed goes sideways from there.
Obi-Wan Kenobi and a teenage Anakin Skywalker on a training mission, in the gap the films skip over entirely.
Luke dies in the Hoth wampa cave, and the Rebellion has to win without him.
The original-trilogy companion to Republic: forty issues told largely from the Imperial side of the line, where the interesting question is not who…
The four-issue comics adaptation of the 2002 film, shipped weekly across the fortnight before it opened.
A sixty-four-page digest-format Jango Fett caper, drawn in a deliberately un-Star-Wars cartoon line, about an artefact two bounty hunters both want.
Jango Fett’s origin as Legends told it: a Mandalorian orphan, a massacre on Galidraan, and a grudge against a Jedi that outlives the Jedi.
The other half of the same caper, from the shapeshifter’s side: Zam Wesell wants to sell the artefact, and Jango Fett wants it destroyed.
Leia’s attempt on Jabba goes wrong, and the third film unravels from the first act onward.
Five Clone Wars one-shots, each handing a single Jedi — or a single Sith — a full issue and asking what the war has done to them.
Ten pocket-sized digests of short Clone Wars stories drawn in the style of the Genndy Tartakovsky animated shorts, and aimed squarely at readers who…
Obi-Wan Kenobi cannot let go of the belief that Asajj Ventress survived, and drags Anakin across the galaxy to prove it.
Two anthology volumes, Black and Silver, in which Japanese cartoonists were handed the setting and explicitly told not to worry about continuity.
The four-issue adaptation of the 2005 film, drawn by Doug Wheatley and released weekly in the month before the premiere.
A hunt for a rogue Jedi, told from the point of view of the Separatists’ cyborg general in the months before Revenge of the Sith.
Darth Vader against a gathering of surviving Jedi, months after Order 66, drawn as a slaughter rather than a duel.
Eleven short stories written and drawn by the concept artists who designed Revenge of the Sith, given free rein and no continuity obligations.
The direct continuation of Republic, carrying its numbering on the inside cover from #84: a surviving Jedi, a crew of smugglers, and an Empire that…
A Padawan is framed for the murder of his own classmates, goes on the run with a con artist and a droid, and spends fifty issues discovering that…
A Sith empire rules the galaxy openly, the Jedi are hunted again, and the last Skywalker is a bounty hunter and spice addict who wants no part of…
Empire’s replacement, and a tighter book: an Imperial officer and a Rebel childhood friend on opposite sides of the same war, plus the Vector…
The monthly tie-in to the animated series, drawn in the show’s style and pitched at the show’s audience, whose first arc the television series later…
Eleven digest-sized original graphic novels for younger readers, drawn in the animated series style and published alongside the monthly comic.
One character, one Sith artefact, and four thousand years: a crossover that runs straight through Knights of the Old Republic, Dark Times, Rebellion…
Six digest-sized all-ages graphic novels, each giving one of the original-trilogy leads a self-contained adventure.
Dark Horse’s only comics adaptation of the Yuuzhan Vong war, told from the ground: one family on one invaded world, watching the New Republic fail…
A one-shot in Dark Horse’s Purge line: Sha Koon, niece of Plo Koon, refuses to hide from the Jedi purge.
A free webcomic published on the Old Republic game’s own site, covering the Treaty of Coruscant that sets up the MMO’s cold war.