Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi: Force Storm
Twenty-five thousand years before the films, and nobody has invented the word Jedi yet.
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Books (5)
All booksStar Wars: Dawn of the Jedi: Prisoner of Bogan
The second arc, and the one where the Je’daii start disagreeing about balance.
Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi: Force War
The Je’daii become the Jedi, and it costs them the argument they were founded on.
Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi
The first serious attempt to give Star Wars a deep past.
Star Wars: Dark Empire
The comic that brought the Emperor back, and got away with it for about a decade.
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Dossiers (48)
All dossiersAayla Secura
Created for a comic, drafted into the films because George Lucas liked the cover.
Antares Draco
An Imperial Knight who served the Emperor rather than the Force, and was not remotely conflicted about it.
Arca Jeth
Trained half the Jedi in the story, and his death started the war that killed the rest.
Cade Skywalker
A Skywalker who is a bounty hunter, a spice addict, and absolutely not interested in the family business.
Carnor Jax
A Royal Guardsman with dark side training who murdered the Emperor by letting his clones rot.
Cay Qel-Droma
Kept believing in his brother long past the point of evidence, and was killed for it.
Darth Krayt
A Jedi raised by Tusken Raiders who ended as the emperor of a Sith order a thousand strong.
Darth Nihl
A Nagai warlord recruited into the One Sith and kept there as its blunt instrument.
Darth Talon
Raised from birth inside the Sith order, with no self to fall away from.
Darth Wyyrlok
Krayt’s lore master and closest ally, which in a Sith order is a job with a fixed term.
Deliah Blue
Chief mechanic of the Mynock, reputedly able to fix anything with a hydrospanner.
Emperor Roan Fel
A deposed emperor running a government from Bastion, and the least villainous Imperial in the setting.
Ennix Devian
Planned to blow up Coruscant and frame the last Royal Guard for it.
Exar Kun
A Jedi who read too much, and the first Dark Lord the Expanded Universe built from scratch.
Freedon Nadd
Dead for four hundred years and still running Onderon through the people who dug him up.
Hawk Ryo
Shared a prophetic vision with a man the Council exiled, and said nothing for years.
Jarael
A slave who became a slaver to survive, and spent the rest of the series undoing it.
Jariah Syn
Cade Skywalker’s partner in the bounty trade, and no friend at all of the Jedi.
Jodo Kast
A bounty hunter who wore Mandalorian armour and let people assume, which turned out to be a fatal business model.
K’Kruhk
Survived the Clone Wars, the Purge, and roughly 150 years of Legends history in a very large hat.
Karness Muur
Left behind a talisman that turns people into a plague, and the plague outlived him by millennia.
Ki-Adi-Mundi
The one Council member who reached the screen from a comic — and the one the films never bothered to explain.
Kir Kanos
The last Royal Guard, keeping a blood oath to an Emperor who never deserved one.
Kol Skywalker
Killed in the first issue so that the series could be about what his son did next.
Mandalore the Indomitable
Lost a duel to a Jedi and swore his people to him on the spot.
Mandalore the Ultimate
Took the mask off a dead warlord and turned a defeated people into the Mandalorian Wars.
Marasiah Fel
The princess the Sith keep trying to assassinate, and the heir who outlasts them.
Marka Ragnos
A century on the throne, and the succession crisis that ended his empire began at his funeral.
Marn Hierogryph
Con man, black marketeer, and the only person on Taris pleased to see a fugitive Jedi.
Mission Vao
Fourteen years old, abandoned by her brother, and the best slicer on a planet that is about to be destroyed.
Naga Sadow
The Sith Lord who found the Republic by accident and lost an empire trying to conquer it.
Nomi Sunrider
Widowed into the Jedi Order, and the first great woman the Expanded Universe wrote.
Nyna Calixte
Director of Imperial Intelligence, and — under another name entirely — Cade Skywalker’s mother.
Odan-Urr
Built the Great Jedi Library on Ossus, and lived long enough to watch it burn.
Rohlan Dyre
The Questioner: a Mandalorian who kept deserting in order to find out what the war was for.
Satele Shan
Grand Master of the Jedi Order, descended from Revan and Bastila Shan, and the face of a losing war.
Sedriss QL
A mercenary promoted to Executor of the resurrected Emperor, and disposed of like one.
Shae Koda
The Je’daii who found the Force Hound in the wreckage and argued for keeping him.
Sylvar
A Jedi whose entire arc is about a temper she cannot train out of herself.
Tasha Ryo
A baron’s daughter who preferred the Force to a weapon, and did not survive the war.
Theron Shan
A spy with the most famous Jedi surname in the galaxy and no connection to the Force whatsoever.
Tott Doneeta
Enslaved as a child, freed by a Jedi, and drawn with the first curved lightsaber hilt in Star Wars.
Ulic Qel-Droma
Volunteered to infiltrate the dark side, and the plan worked exactly as badly as you would expect.
Vima Sunrider
Learned the Force from the man who destroyed her mother’s Order.
Vodo-Siosk Baas
Trained Exar Kun, saw exactly what was coming, and was killed by it anyway.
Xesh
A Rakatan slave-weapon dropped into the middle of a Force order that has never met the dark side.
XoXaan
One of the original exiles, and the one who worked out how to heal with the dark side.
Zayne Carrick
The worst Padawan on Taris, framed for the murder of his entire class.
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Comics (120)
All comicsStar Wars: Dark Empire
Six years after Endor the Empire is still fighting, Luke Skywalker deliberately turns to the dark side to destroy it from inside, and the Emperor is…
Classic Star Wars
Dark Horse recolours, re-edits and reprints the Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson daily newspaper strip as a twenty-issue comic, with new panels and…
Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi
The line of linked miniseries that moved Star Wars thousands of years into its own past and invented the Old Republic as a setting rather than a…
Classic Star Wars: A New Hope
Marvel’s 1977 film adaptation, repackaged by Dark Horse as two oversized issues with new painted covers.
Classic Star Wars: Return of the Jedi
The 1983 Marvel adaptation of Return of the Jedi, reissued in two parts.
Classic Star Wars: The Early Adventures
The Russ Manning newspaper strips of 1979 and 1980, coloured and reformatted — the earliest post-A New Hope adventures anyone published, back when…
Classic Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
Archie Goodwin, Al Williamson and Carlos Garzón’s 1980 adaptation of The Empire Strikes Back, reissued as two oversized issues.
Star Wars: Dark Empire II
The reborn Emperor launches Operation Shadow Hand against the New Republic, Luke Skywalker goes looking for surviving Jedi, and Han and Leia try to…
Star Wars: Droids
R2-D2 and C-3PO as the leads, drifting between owners in the Kalarba system in the years before the first film. Dark Horse’s first attempt at the…
Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi – Dark Lords of the Sith
Two Jedi go looking for the Sith for the best of reasons. Exar Kun finds them on Onderon and Korriban and is remade; Ulic Qel-Droma infiltrates the…
Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi – The Freedon Nadd Uprising
On Onderon, a cult loyal to the long-dead Dark Lord Freedon Nadd seizes his sarcophagus, and the Jedi discover that the Sith are not a historical…
Classic Star Wars: The Vandelhelm Mission
A single-issue Dark Horse reprint of Marvel’s Star Wars #98 — "Supply and Demand", in which Han Solo escorts two passengers to a world whose…
Star Wars: Boba Fett
Dark Horse’s Boba Fett line: a trilogy of blackly comic bounty jobs by John Wagner and Cam Kennedy, plus two shorter pieces reprinted from magazines.
Star Wars: Droids (1995)
A second Droids series, running monthly through 1995, taking the pair from the Kalarba system into open opposition to the Empire.
Star Wars: Empire’s End
Two issues to finish the Dark Empire trilogy: Palpatine makes one last attempt at immortality by seizing the body of Han and Leia’s infant son, and…
Star Wars: Heir to the Empire
The comics adaptation of Timothy Zahn’s 1991 novel — Grand Admiral Thrawn’s campaign against the young New Republic, and Mara Jade’s standing order…
Star Wars: Jabba the Hutt
Four one-shots in which Jabba is the protagonist and the joke is that he is very good at his job: rival gangsters, a hungry princess, a dynastic…
Star Wars: River of Chaos
An Imperial officer posted to a mining world starts to notice what her own side is doing there, in a four-issue story built around an ordinary…
Star Wars: Splinter of the Mind’s Eye
The comics adaptation of Alan Dean Foster’s 1978 novel — Luke and Leia stranded on a swamp world hunting a Force-amplifying crystal, written before…
Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi – The Sith War
Exar Kun and Ulic Qel-Droma take their war to the Republic. It ends with a Jedi library world scorched, a fratricide, and a Dark Lord who cannot be…
Star Wars: X-Wing Rogue Squadron
Wedge Antilles’ squadron between Endor and the liberation of Coruscant: thirty-five issues of fighter pilots doing unglamorous work, the first…
Classic Star Wars: Devilworlds
Two issues collecting the short, strange Star Wars stories Alan Moore and company wrote for Marvel UK at the start of the 1980s, recoloured and…
Star Wars: Battle of the Bounty Hunters
Boba Fett against IG-88 over the carbonite-frozen Han Solo, published as a pop-up book rather than a comic.
Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire
The comics leg of the 1996 Shadows of the Empire multimedia project: Prince Xizor of Black Sun moves against Luke Skywalker while Vader hunts him…
Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi – The Golden Age of the Sith
Two hyperspace prospectors stumble out of the Republic and into the Sith Empire, which has spent two thousand years assuming it was alone in the…
Classic Star Wars: Han Solo at Stars’ End
The 1980–81 newspaper strip adaptation of Brian Daley’s first Han Solo novel, collected into three comic-book issues.
Star Wars: A New Hope – The Special Edition
A brand-new comics adaptation of the 1997 Special Edition cut of the first film, timed to its theatrical re-release.
Star Wars: Crimson Empire
An exiled member of the Emperor’s Royal Guard tracks down the guardsman who let Palpatine die, in a revenge story that ends with a twelve-page duel.
Star Wars: Dark Force Rising
The middle book of Zahn’s trilogy: the hunt for the lost Katana fleet, Thrawn’s clone cylinders, and a Jedi Master who has spent decades going…
Star Wars: Droids: The Protocol Offensive
C-3PO gets to negotiate a peace treaty, in a one-shot co-written by the actor who plays him.
Star Wars: Shadow Stalker
A one-shot expanding on Jix, the Imperial agent introduced in the Shadows of the Empire comic.
Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi – The Fall of the Sith Empire
Naga Sadow invades the Republic, loses, and burns his own empire behind him — the war that supposedly ended the Sith and demonstrably did not.
Star Wars: The Last Command
The end of the Thrawn trilogy, and the best-drawn of the three adaptations: the assault on Coruscant, the cloning caves of Wayland, and a Grand…
Star Wars Handbook
Three companion volumes — character and hardware guides to X-Wing Rogue Squadron, Crimson Empire and Dark Empire, assembled from the comics…
Star Wars Manga: A New Hope
Hisao Tamaki redraws the 1977 film as shonen manga — same screenplay, entirely different visual grammar — in four fat black-and-white volumes.
Star Wars Special: The Constancia Affair
A twelve-page giveaway comic that reprinted the very first Star Wars newspaper storyline — a Sunday-only Russ Manning serial that had never been…
Star Wars: Crimson Empire II: Council of Blood
Kir Kanos, still the last loyal Royal Guardsman, is hired to protect the Imperial Interim Council — a body of warlords whose members keep being…
Star Wars: Jedi Academy: Leviathan
Four of Luke Skywalker’s students — Streen, Kyp Durron, Dorsk 82 and Kirana Ti — are sent to Corbos and find something old enough to have eaten a…
Star Wars: Mara Jade – By the Emperor’s Hand
Mara Jade’s last mission as the Emperor’s Hand, and what happens to an assassin whose employer dies mid-assignment and leaves a final order ringing…
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,…
Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire: Evolution
Guri, Prince Xizor’s human-replica droid assassin, goes looking for the man who can rewrite her programming so she can stop being what she was built…
Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi – Redemption
Ulic Qel-Droma, cut off from the Force and living as a hermit, is found by the son of the man he killed. The last Tales of the Jedi miniseries and…
Star Wars: The Jabba Tape
Jabba is dead and his surviving retainers are fighting over the estate, which turns out to include a recording nobody wants released.
Boba Fett: Enemy of the Empire
Darth Vader hires Boba Fett, then decides the bounty hunter knows too much — a chase story in which both hunters are the same person’s problem.
Star Wars Manga: Return of the Jedi
Shin-ichi Hiromoto’s adaptation of the 1983 film, and the most stylised of the four Dark Horse manga — closer to caricature than to likeness.
Star Wars Manga: The Empire Strikes Back
Toshiki Kudo’s manga adaptation of the 1980 film, adapted from the Leigh Brackett and Lawrence Kasdan screenplay.
Star Wars Manga: The Phantom Menace
Kia Asamiya — Silent Möbius, Batman: Child of Dreams — adapts the 1999 film in two volumes, and is the only one of the four manga artists to draw…
Star Wars Tales
A quarterly sixty-four-page anthology where the licence was allowed to be strange: gag strips, prestige short stories, and a standing policy that…
Star Wars: Episode I — The Phantom Menace
The official four-issue adaptation of the first prequel, published weekly across May 1999 so that the last part landed a week after the film opened.
Star Wars: Episode I one-shots
Four character one-shots retelling The Phantom Menace from a single point of view apiece — Anakin, Obi-Wan, Qui-Gon and Amidala — with a…
Star Wars: The Bounty Hunters
Three 1999 one-shots, each following a different bounty hunter: Aurra Sing before the prequels, Dengar in the original-trilogy years, and Kir Kanos…
Star Wars: Union
Luke Skywalker marries Mara Jade, and half the galaxy treats the wedding as an opportunity — for reconciliation, for politics, or for an…
Star Wars: Vader’s Quest
Darth Vader learns the name of the pilot who destroyed the Death Star and goes looking for him, in the weeks before he learns anything else about him.
Jedi Council: Acts of War
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.
Star Wars: Chewbacca
An oral history of Chewbacca, told in short chapters by the people who knew him, each one drawn by a different artist.
Star Wars: Underworld: The Yavin Vassilika
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…
Star Wars Infinities: A New Hope
Luke’s proton torpedoes miss. The Death Star survives, and everything the trilogy assumed goes sideways from there.
Star Wars: Jedi Quest
Obi-Wan Kenobi and a teenage Anakin Skywalker on a training mission, in the gap the films skip over entirely.
Star Wars Infinities: The Empire Strikes Back
Luke dies in the Hoth wampa cave, and the Rebellion has to win without him.
Star Wars: Empire
The original-trilogy companion to Republic: forty issues told largely from the Imperial side of the line, where the interesting question is not who…
Star Wars: Episode II — Attack of the Clones
The four-issue comics adaptation of the 2002 film, shipped weekly across the fortnight before it opened.
Star Wars: Jango Fett
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.
Star Wars: Jango Fett: Open Seasons
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.
Star Wars: Zam Wesell
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.
Star Wars Infinities: Return of the Jedi
Leia’s attempt on Jabba goes wrong, and the third film unravels from the first act onward.
Star Wars: Jedi
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.
Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures
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…
Star Wars: Obsession
Obi-Wan Kenobi cannot let go of the belief that Asajj Ventress survived, and drags Anakin across the galaxy to prove it.
Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith
The four-issue adaptation of the 2005 film, drawn by Doug Wheatley and released weekly in the month before the premiere.
Star Wars: General Grievous
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.
Star Wars: Purge
Darth Vader against a gathering of surviving Jedi, months after Order 66, drawn as a slaughter rather than a duel.
Star Wars: Visionaries
Eleven short stories written and drawn by the concept artists who designed Revenge of the Sith, given free rein and no continuity obligations.
Star Wars: Dark Times
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…
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
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…
Star Wars: Legacy
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…
Star Wars: Rebellion
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…
Star Wars: The Clone Wars
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…
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.
Star Wars: Vector
One character, one Sith artefact, and four thousand years: a crossover that runs straight through Knights of the Old Republic, Dark Times, Rebellion…
Star Wars Adventures
Six digest-sized all-ages graphic novels, each giving one of the original-trilogy leads a self-contained adventure.
Star Wars: Invasion
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…
Star Wars: Purge — Seconds to Die
A one-shot in Dark Horse’s Purge line: Sha Koon, niece of Plo Koon, refuses to hide from the Jedi purge.
Star Wars: The Old Republic, Threat of Peace
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.
Star Wars: Blood Ties — A Tale of Jango and Boba Fett
Two Fetts, two decades apart, and a fully painted four-issue miniseries about what a bounty hunter passes on.
Star Wars: Invasion — Rescues
The second Invasion miniseries, in which the survivors of Artorias reach the Jedi and discover the war is worse than the one they escaped.
Star Wars: Knight Errant — Aflame
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.
Star Wars: Legacy — War
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…
Star Wars: Purge — The Hidden Blade
A Purge one-shot following the Jedi Master Bomo Greenbark’s contemporaries into hiding, painted throughout by Chris Scalf.
Star Wars: The Old Republic, Blood of the Empire
The second Old Republic webcomic, told from inside the Sith Empire rather than the Republic.
Star Wars: Agent of the Empire — Iron Eclipse
An Imperial Intelligence agent works the Corellian underworld in a series that is openly a James Bond pastiche and entirely unembarrassed about it.
Star Wars: Crimson Empire III — Empire Lost
Thirteen years after Endor, Kir Kanos is dragged back into Imperial politics for a third and final time, with the original creative team reassembled.
Star Wars: Dark Times — Out of the Wilderness
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.
Star Wars: Darth Vader and the Lost Command
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…
Star Wars: Invasion — Revelations
The third and final Invasion miniseries, which closes the Galfridian story well short of the end of the Yuuzhan Vong war.
Star Wars: Jedi — The Dark Side
Qui-Gon Jinn before Obi-Wan, on the mission to Telos IV that cost him his first apprentice.
Star Wars: Knight Errant — Deluge
The second Knight Errant miniseries, with Kerra Holt still behind Sith lines and still without a way home.
Star Wars: The Old Republic — The Lost Suns
The only printed comic miniseries tied to the Old Republic MMO, and the first appearance of Theron Shan.
Star Wars: Agent of the Empire — Hard Targets
The second Jahan Cross miniseries, in which the spy story turns into a succession thriller and the Empire stops looking like an employer.
Star Wars: Blood Ties — Boba Fett is Dead
A sequel miniseries built on a rumour: word goes round that Boba Fett has died, and everybody he ever crossed starts collecting.
Star Wars: Darth Maul — Death Sentence
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…
Star Wars: Darth Vader and the Ghost Prison
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…
Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi — Force Storm
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…
Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi — The Prisoner of Bogan
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.
Star Wars: Knight Errant — Escape
The final Knight Errant miniseries, and the last Star Wars comic John Jackson Miller wrote for Dark Horse.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic — War
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…
Star Wars: Purge — The Tyrant’s Fist
The final Purge story, split across two issues: Darth Vader on an occupied world and the Jedi who does not get away.
Star Wars
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…
Star Wars: Dark Times — A Spark Remains
The last Dark Times story: the surviving Jedi stop hiding and go after Darth Vader, which goes about as well as it can.
Star Wars: Dark Times — Fire Carrier
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.
Star Wars: Darth Vader and the Cry of Shadows
The last of Dark Horse’s Vader miniseries, narrated by a clone trooper who worshipped the Jedi and then watched what replaced them.
Star Wars: Darth Vader and the Ninth Assassin
A wealthy man loses a son to the Empire and spends his fortune hiring killers to reach Darth Vader, one at a time.
Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi — Force War
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…
Star Wars: Ewoks — Shadows of Endor
An eighty-page all-ages graphic novel set on Endor shortly before Return of the Jedi, written and drawn by Zack Giallongo.
Star Wars: Legacy
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…
The Star Wars
George Lucas’s 1974 rough-draft screenplay, adapted straight: General Luke Skywalker, a green-skinned Han Solo, Annikin Starkiller, and a Jedi-Bendu…
Star Wars: Darth Maul — Son of Dathomir
Four issues adapted from unproduced Clone Wars scripts, covering Maul’s war with Darth Sidious — and the only Dark Horse Star Wars comic that…
Star Wars: Rebel Heist
Four issues, four new characters, each narrating an encounter with Han, Leia, Luke or Chewbacca — and each finding the legend hard to work with.
Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories
Dark Horse’s first new Star Wars comic in seven years: a self-contained anthology, one or two issues per story, ranging across the whole saga.
Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures (Dark Horse, Phase II)
Dark Horse takes over The High Republic Adventures from IDW and moves it into Phase II, with Daniel José Older still writing.
Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures (Dark Horse, Phase III)
Twenty issues of Phase III High Republic Adventures: the young Jedi trapped behind the Nihil’s Stormwall, and the uprising they build there.
