Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Eleven digest-sized original graphic novels for younger readers, drawn in the animated series style and published alongside the monthly comic.
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Eleven digest-sized original graphic novels for younger readers, drawn in the animated series style and published alongside the monthly comic.
Six digest-sized all-ages graphic novels, each giving one of the original-trilogy leads a self-contained adventure.
Two Fetts, two decades apart, and a fully painted four-issue miniseries about what a bounty hunter passes on.
The second Invasion miniseries, in which the survivors of Artorias reach the Jedi and discover the war is worse than the one they escaped.
A thousand years before the films, a Jedi Knight is stranded alone in Sith space between two warring brothers who each rule a slice of it.
The six-issue finale to the first Legacy run: three galactic powers, one Sith Emperor who cannot be killed by ordinary means, and a Skywalker who…
A Purge one-shot following the Jedi Master Bomo Greenbark’s contemporaries into hiding, painted throughout by Chris Scalf.
The second Old Republic webcomic, told from inside the Sith Empire rather than the Republic.
An Imperial Intelligence agent works the Corellian underworld in a series that is openly a James Bond pastiche and entirely unembarrassed about it.
Thirteen years after Endor, Kir Kanos is dragged back into Imperial politics for a third and final time, with the original creative team reassembled.
The fifth Dark Times arc, published under its own numbering: Dass Jennir taking the kind of work that leaves a trail, and the hunter who follows it.
The first of four Dark Horse miniseries with Darth Vader’s name on the cover: a search-and-rescue mission he does not want, close enough to Mustafar…
The third and final Invasion miniseries, which closes the Galfridian story well short of the end of the Yuuzhan Vong war.
Qui-Gon Jinn before Obi-Wan, on the mission to Telos IV that cost him his first apprentice.
The second Knight Errant miniseries, with Kerra Holt still behind Sith lines and still without a way home.
The only printed comic miniseries tied to the Old Republic MMO, and the first appearance of Theron Shan.
The second Jahan Cross miniseries, in which the spy story turns into a succession thriller and the Empire stops looking like an employer.
A sequel miniseries built on a rumour: word goes round that Boba Fett has died, and everybody he ever crossed starts collecting.
Maul and Savage Opress loose in the middle of the Clone Wars with a bounty on them, in the first Dark Horse comic to use the revived Maul of the…
A coup inside the first year of the Empire, a cadet who has to guard the Emperor, and a secret prison full of people the Republic never admitted…
Twenty-five thousand years before the films, on a world where the Force has two moons and no orthodoxy, an order that is neither Jedi nor Sith meets…
The second Dawn of the Jedi arc: the Je’daii exile system meets a man who has been on the dark moon long enough to build a philosophy out of it.
The final Knight Errant miniseries, and the last Star Wars comic John Jackson Miller wrote for Dark Horse.
A five-issue coda to the fifty-issue ongoing, dropping Zayne Carrick into the front line of the Mandalorian Wars he had spent the whole series…
The final Purge story, split across two issues: Darth Vader on an occupied world and the Jedi who does not get away.
Brian Wood’s ongoing, set in the months after A New Hope and written as though the Empire is a competent military organisation and the Rebellion is…
The last Dark Times story: the surviving Jedi stop hiding and go after Darth Vader, which goes about as well as it can.
A Jedi Master and a shipload of surviving Padawans hidden on a refugee world, in the Dark Times arc that is about children rather than soldiers.
The last of Dark Horse’s Vader miniseries, narrated by a clone trooper who worshipped the Jedi and then watched what replaced them.
A wealthy man loses a son to the Empire and spends his fortune hiring killers to reach Darth Vader, one at a time.
The third and final Dawn of the Jedi arc, in which the Infinite Empire arrives in force and the Je’daii become something closer to what the films…
An eighty-page all-ages graphic novel set on Endor shortly before Return of the Jedi, written and drawn by Zack Giallongo.
A second Legacy series with a different lead: Ania Solo, a scrap dealer with no Force powers and no interest in destiny, who picks up a lightsaber…
George Lucas’s 1974 rough-draft screenplay, adapted straight: General Luke Skywalker, a green-skinned Han Solo, Annikin Starkiller, and a Jedi-Bendu…
Four issues adapted from unproduced Clone Wars scripts, covering Maul’s war with Darth Sidious — and the only Dark Horse Star Wars comic that…
Four issues, four new characters, each narrating an encounter with Han, Leia, Luke or Chewbacca — and each finding the legend hard to work with.
The flagship of Marvel’s second licence, set in the gap between the first two films, with the original cast at the centre and a very large budget…
Stranded on a mining world on his way to a Rebel rendezvous, Chewbacca is talked into freeing a girl’s family from indentured labour by a girl who…
Darth Vader after the Death Star: demoted, distrusted by his own Emperor, and quietly assembling the resources to find out who fired the shot that…
Caleb Dume was a Jedi Padawan on the day the clones turned. Kanan Jarrus is what was left, and the twelve issues in between are the story neither…
Lando Calrissian and Lobot steal a luxury yacht to clear a debt, and discover rather too late whose yacht it is.
In the days after the Battle of Yavin, Leia Organa refuses to be kept safely out of the way and goes looking for the scattered survivors of her…
Darth Vader finds Luke Skywalker, crashes alone into the middle of an entire Rebel base, and the Rebellion discovers that this is their problem…
A rogue archaeologist with two homicidal droids and no functioning conscience tries to stay one job ahead of everyone she has betrayed, which by now…
Leia gives Han cover for an extraction mission by entering him in the Dragon Void Run, the galaxy’s most prestigious and most lethal race, which he…
A distress call strands master and apprentice on a ruined world in the years between The Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones, while Anakin is…
The best pilot in the Resistance and his squadron spend the months before The Force Awakens looking for the man who has the map, one step ahead of…
The 2015 film adapted across six issues, with material that did not make the theatrical cut.
Two short stories an issue, drawn in flat cartoon colour, ranging freely across the whole saga and pitched at readers who are meeting these…
The years immediately after Revenge of the Sith, in which a newly armoured Anakin Skywalker has to murder a Jedi to obtain a lightsaber and then…
Rogue One adapted across six issues, with room for the interior lives the film had to move too fast to give its squad.
Doctor Aphra talks Luke Skywalker into escorting her to a gothic fortress ruled by a queen who wants a very specific kind of guest, on the entirely…
The 2018 film adapted across seven issues — the longest of Marvel’s modern film adaptations, with room for scenes the theatrical cut lost.
Rey goes down inside a buried Star Destroyer on Jakku, and the wreck turns out to have a memory.
A Halloween anthology for young readers, in which a Rebel crew stranded on Mustafar tell each other ghost stories and a different guest artist draws…
Yusaku Komiyama’s manga of Claudia Gray’s novel: two friends from the same planet who join the Imperial academy together and end up on opposite…
Eight prequel-era one-shots, alternating a hero and a villain each month, each one a single short story about what its subject believes.
Five weekly one-shots spun off the Forces of Destiny animated shorts, each one titled for the character it belongs to: Leia, Rey, Hera, Ahsoka &…
A five-issue anthology about Darth Vader’s effect on ordinary lives, announced at New York Comic Con in October 2018 and cancelled without a single…
The 2017 film adapted across six issues, with a looser, more expressionist visual approach than any other Marvel Star Wars adaptation of the period.
A standalone capstone to the "Flight of the Falcon" serial that ran as the back-up strip through Star Wars Adventures #14–18.
The second October miniseries, with Vader’s servant Vaneé as the storyteller and titles — "Night of the Lava Zombies", "Vault of the Living Brains"…
Haruichi adapts Claudia Gray’s novel about a sixteen-year-old Leia discovering what her adoptive parents have been doing with the family name.
Eight original-trilogy one-shots, four heroes and four villains, each a single short story that tries to say one true thing about a character…
Eight sequel-era one-shots published while The Rise of Skywalker was still unreleased, giving the newest cast the single-issue character studies the…
Down to a handful of survivors after Starkiller Base, General Organa goes to former allies to ask for ships, and finds that old debts have not aged…
On Batuu, the antiquities dealer Dok-Ondar tells stories about the objects on his shelves, and one of them turns out to involve a job Han Solo and…
A Jedi Master and her Padawan are sent to a world where an ancient temple is being excavated by people who should not be excavating it — a prequel…
A criminal syndicate hires an assembled team of bounty hunters to kill Darth Vader, which is exactly as good an idea as it sounds.
Five issues inside Shadow Wing, an elite Imperial TIE squadron in the closing stretch of the Galactic Civil War, told entirely from the cockpit of…