Once Upon a Galaxy
Complete
Star Wars Comics Release-Date Project
RELEASE
DATE ARCHIVE
2012
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page-counts:
page-counts reflect the number of pages between
the front (inside) and back (inside) covers
sales figures:
sales figures taken (with permission) from John
Jackson Miller’s www.comichron.com
sales figures represent the estimated comics
sold to North American Comics Shops as reported by Diamond Comic Distributors
red-bordered covers:
clicking on these covers leads you to the
publisher’s solicitation page
underlined titles:
underlined titles denote titles in Eddie van
der Heijden’s collection
(feel free to contact me if you have items I am
still missing!)
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January 2012
01-04 Star Wars: Empire # 9
(Empire # 9 of 40)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover pencils: Kilian Plunkett
features:
Darklighter
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 9, June 2003 (July 2, 2003 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Paul Chadwick
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Jeremy Barlow
art (pages 1 – 18): Doug Wheatley / art (pages 19 – 22): Tomás Giorello
coloring (pages 1 – 18): Chris Chuckry / coloring (pages 19 – 22): Joe
Wayne / lettering: Sno Cone Studios
designer: Lani Schreibstein
special thanks to Sue Rostoni & Lucy Autrey Wilson at Lucas
Licensing
solicitation copy:
As a newly commissioned officer in the Empire, Biggs
Darklighter is assigned to the frigate Rand Ecliptic. In his new post he learns that expediency is preferable to honesty, and
that the deaths of innocents are an acceptable price to pay for covering one's
mistakes. Horrified by what he has seen of the Empire in action, Biggs and a
circle of his close companions plot to desert their posts and join the
Rebellion. But when their plan is uncovered by another officer, desertion
becomes a fight for survival!
Don't miss this stunning classic-era story of how Biggs
Darklighter and his boyhood friend, Luke Skywalker, came to fight side by side
for the Rebellion!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 4) Star Wars: Empire # 9 - # 12 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-04 Star Wars: Empire # 10
(Empire # 10 of 40)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover pencils: Kilian Plunkett
features:
The Short, Happy Life of Roons
Sewell: Part 1 of 2
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 10, July 2003 (July 23, 2003 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Paul Chadwick
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant
editor: Jeremy Barlow
art: Tomás Giorello
coloring: Joe Wayne / lettering: Sno Cone Studios
designer: Lani Schreibstein
special thanks to Sue Rostoni & Lucy Autrey Wilson at Lucas
Licensing
solicitation copy:
General Dodonna was one of the Old Republic's most
brilliant strategists. Now he must use all of his knowledge and all of his
tricks to outwit the commanders of the Imperial fleet—many of whom were trained
with his own tactics!
To give the fledgling Rebel Alliance time to consolidate
its forces, Dodonna chooses as a base an ancient, deserted temple on a moon
orbiting a gaseous planet. But setting up Yavin Base is complicated by the need
to raid Imperial convoys, by internal squabbles among the Rebel leaders, and by
the monstrous creatures who have also laid claim to the temple!
This two-issue story reveals little-known secrets about
the early Rebellion.
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 4) Star Wars: Empire # 9 - # 12 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-04 Star Wars: Empire # 11
(Empire # 11 of 40)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover pencils: Kilian Plunkett
features:
The Short, Happy Life of Roons
Sewell: Part 2 of 2
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 11, August 2003 (September 10, 2003 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Paul Chadwick
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Jeremy Barlow
art: Tomás Giorello
coloring: Joe Wayne / lettering: Sno Cone Studios
designer: Lani Schreibstein
special thanks to Sue Rostoni & Lucy Autrey Wilson at Lucas
Licensing
solicitation copy:
While establishing the Rebel base on Yavin IV, General
Dodonna clashes with fellow Rebel commander Roons Sewell over plans for the
future of the still-fledgling Alliance. Sewell is a charismatic leader who has
won the hearts and minds of the Rebel rank and file, but his flair for the
dramatic worries the more pragmatic Dodonna. It's age and experience versus
youth and vigor. But with the Empire searching for the new base, and ready to
swoop in and destroy the Rebels at the first opportunity, the behind-the-scenes
struggle between Dodonna and Sewell could have unexpected—and unwanted—results for the Alliance!
The "Darklighter" story line returns with issue
#12!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 4) Star Wars: Empire # 9 - # 12 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-04 Star Wars: Empire # 12 – Darklighter (3 of 4)
(Empire # 12 of 40)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover pencils: Kilian Plunkett
features:
Darklighter
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 12, September 2003 (October 22, 2003 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Paul Chadwick
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Jeremy Barlow
art: Doug Wheatley
coloring: Chris Chuckry / lettering: Sno Cone Studios
designer: Lani Schreibstein
special thanks to Sue Rostoni & Lucy Autrey Wilson at Lucas
Licensing
solicitation copy:
After the mutiny on board the Rand Ecliptic, Biggs
Darklighter and his companions finally are able to make contact with the Rebel
Alliance. The Rebels desperately need skilled pilots like Biggs and his
friends, but it's hard to fight the Empire with the outdated fighter craft they
have on hand.
A plan is hatched to "liberate" several
squadrons of X-wings, but until the Rebels get their hands on the new fighters,
their only hope is pluck, luck, and the skill of pilots like Biggs
Darklighter...
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 4) Star Wars: Empire # 9 - # 12 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-04 Star Wars: Empire # 9 – # 12 Bundle
(Empire digital collection # 3)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (96 pages), SRP $ 6.99
this bundle features the following digital comics by Dark Horse Digital:
Star Wars: Empire # 9 (January 4, 2012)
Darklighter
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 9, June 2003 (July 2, 2003 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Empire # 10 (January 4, 2012)
The Short, Happy Life of Roons
Sewell: Part 1 of 2
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 10, July 2003 (July 23, 2003 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Empire # 11 (January 4, 2012)
The Short, Happy Life of Roons
Sewell: Part 2 of 2
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 11, August 2003 (September 10, 2003 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Empire # 12 –
Darklighter (Part 3 of 4) (January 4, 2012)
Darklighter
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 12, September 2003 (October 22, 2003 – Dark Horse Comics)
solicitation copy:
This bundle contains issues #9 - #12 of Star Wars: Empire!
As a newly commissioned officer in the Empire, Biggs Darklighter is assigned to the frigate Rand Ecliptic. In his new post he learns that expediency is preferable to honesty, and that the deaths of innocents are an acceptable price to pay for covering one's mistakes. Horrified by what he has seen of the Empire in action, Biggs and a circle of his close companions plot to desert their posts and join the Rebellion. But when their plan is uncovered by another officer, desertion becomes a fight for survival!
Don't miss this stunning classic-era story of how Biggs
Darklighter and his boyhood friend, Luke Skywalker, came to fight side by side
for the Rebellion!
01-04 Star Wars: Episode I Adventures
(Star Wars Episode I Adventures digital collection)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (120 pages), SRP $ 7.99
cover art: Hugh Fleming
credits:
collection editor: Randy Stradley / collection assistant editor: Freddye
Lins / original series editor: Peet Janes
collection designer: Kat Larson
special thanks to Joanne Chan Taylor, Leland Chee, Troy Alders, Carol
Roeder, Jann Moorhead & David Anderman at Lucas Licensing
features:
Episode I - Anakin Skywalker
reprints:
- Star Wars Episode I: Anakin Skywalker, May
1999 (May 26, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
- 4 pages of
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace #
˝, May 1999 (July 21, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Timothy Truman
pencils: Steve Crespo / inks: George Freeman
colors: Dave Nestelle / lettering: Vickie Williams
Episode I – Queen Amidala
reprints:
- Star Wars Episode I: Queen Amidala, May 1999 (July 28, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
- 4 pages of
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace #
˝, May 1999 (July 21, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Mark Schultz
pencils: Galen Showman / inks: P. Craig Russell
color rendering: Lisa Stamp / lettering: Vickie Williams
Episode I – Qui-Gon Jinn
reprints:
- Star Wars Episode I: Qui-Gon Jinn, May 1999 (July 7, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
- 4 pages of
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace #
˝, May 1999 (July 21, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Ryder Windham
pencils: Robert Teranishi / inks: Chris Chuckry
color rendering: Chris Chuckry / lettering: Vickie Williams
Episode I – Obi-Wan Kenobi
reprints:
- Star Wars Episode I: Qbi-Wan Kenobi, May 1999 (June 2, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
- 4 pages of
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace #
˝, May 1999 (July 21, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Henry Gilroy
pencils: Martin Egeland / inks: Howard M. Shum
colors: Harold MacKinnon / lettering: Vickie Williams
solicitation copy:
The main characters from Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace - Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi,
Qui-Gon Jinn, and Queen Amidala-have unseen adventures set within the timeframe
of the film. This volume collects Star Wars: Episode I - Anakin
Skywalker; Star Wars: Episode I - Queen Amidala; Star Wars:
Episode I - Qui-Gon Jinn; Star Wars: Episode I - Obi-Wan Kenobi;
and Star Wars: Episode I #1/2.
Discover what each of these characters was doing during
the moments they weren't onscreen!
Featuring Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 25) Star Wars Graphic Novel Megabundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-04 Star Wars: Infinities – A New Hope
(Inifnites digital collection # 1)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (96 pages), SRP $ 7.99
this digital collection reprints the following comics (from Dark Horse
Comics):
Star Wars Infinities: A New Hope
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Infinities – A New Hope # 1, May 2001 (May 2, 2001)
-
Star Wars: Infinities – A New Hope # 2, June 2001 (June 6, 2001)
-
Star Wars: Infinities – A New Hope # 3, September 2001 (September 19, 2001)
-
Star Wars: Infinities – A New Hope # 4, October 2001 (November 21, 2001)
credits:
script: Chris Warner
pencils: Drew Johnson & Al Rio / inks: Ray Snyder & Neil Nelson
colors: Dave McCaig & Helen Bach / letters: Steve
Dutro
solicitation copy:
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away…The events and
players are very familiar, but something isn't quite right. Luke Skywalker
valiantly attacks the Death Star, fires his torpedoes—and they miss their mark!
Welcome to a Star Wars you never imagined, a Star Wars shattered,
a Star Wars where the possibilities are ENDLESS! Dark Horse Comics
is proud to introduce Star
Wars: Infinities—A New Hope, the first in a
series of noncontinuity Star
Wars stories which are sure to delight Star Wars fans of all ages. Taking off from the end of events in the movie A New Hope, Infinities readers will follow Luke, Han, Leia, Threepio, and Artoo
on a journey every bit as action-packed and fantastic as the original Star Wars trilogy.
Collects the four-issue miniseries.
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 25) Star Wars Graphic Novel Megabundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-04 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 29 – Exalted
Part 1
(Knights of the Old Republic # 29 of 50)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Dustin Weaver
features:
Exalted: Part 1
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 29,
May 2008 (May 29, 2008 – Dark Horse
Comics)
credits:
script: John Jackson Miller
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editors: Freddye Lins & Dave
Marshall
art: Bong Dazo
colors: Michael Atiyeh / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Krystal Hennes
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Fugitive Padawan Zayne Carrick's quest to clear his name
takes him to a secret storehouse of Sith artifacts collected by the Jedi
Masters who framed him!
Propelled by the events in "Vector," Zayne and
his con-artist companion Gryph commit to a new course in exposing the dark
actions of the secret Jedi Covenant. Yet doing so will take them not only to
the homeworld of one of Zayne's murdering Masters, but into the most highly
guarded place on the planet!
This new adventure promises Star Wars at its most personal with
consequences at their most epic!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 4) Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 29 - # 35 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-04 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 30 – Exalted
Part 2
(Knights of the Old Republic # 30 of 50)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Dustin Weaver
features:
Exalted: Part 2
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 30,
June 2008 (June 18, 2008 – Dark Horse
Comics)
credits:
script: John Jackson Miller
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editors: Freddye Lins & Dave
Marshall
art: Bong Dazo
colors: Michael Atiyeh / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Krystal Hennes
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Zayne Carrick faces off against one of the Jedi Masters
who framed him for the murder of his fellow Padawans in this shocking
conclusion to "Exalted”!
When Zayne and his con-artist companion Gryph decided to
risk it all in an attempt to prove Zayne's innocence, they never expected a
consequence for failure quite like this! Their plans ruined and their future
bleak, Zayne and Gryph need to act fast or the history and traditions of an
entire world could fall victim to another display of madness by the secret Jedi
Covenant!
Will another Jedi fall to the
Prophecy?
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 4) Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 29 - # 35 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-04 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 31 –
Turnabout
(Knights of the Old Republic # 31 of 50)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Brian Ching & Michael Atiyeh
features:
Turnabout
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 31,
July 2008 (July 23, 2008 – Dark Horse
Comics)
credits:
script: John Jackson Miller
editor: Dave Marshall / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
art: Alan Robinson
colors: Michael Atiyeh / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Krystal Hennes
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Zayne Carrick, a fugitive Padawan accused of the murder
of his fellow students, is on his way to the authorities in hope of clearing
his name, shedding light on the Jedi Masters who framed him, and revealing the
covert order to which they belong. But reaching the right people without facing
off against his former masters is proving to be more difficult than Zayne
imagined! Success is going to require help from every true friend Zayne has
garnered in his long quest for justice.
The secret Jedi Covenant is on the
brink of exposure!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 4) Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 29 - # 35 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-04 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 32 –
Vindication Part 1
(Knights of the Old Republic # 32 of 50)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Brian Ching & Michael Atiyeh
features:
Vindication: Part 1
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 32,
August 2008 (August 20, 2008 – Dark Horse
Comics)
credits:
script: John Jackson Miller
editor: Dave Marshall / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
art: Brian Ching
colors: Michael Atiyeh / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Krystal Hennes
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
At long last, Padawan Zayne Carrick confronts the Jedi
Masters who framed him for murder!
The prophecy that was seen by Zayne's Masters appears to be
coming true. Two pieces of the sequence have come to pass . . . and those who
remain alive are still fighting to prevent their vision from becoming a
reality. The Jedi Consulars are beginning to doubt themselves and it's possible
they have overlooked a true source of danger!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 4) Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 29 - # 35 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-04 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 33 –
Vindication Pt. 2
(Knights of the Old Republic # 33 of 50)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Brian Ching & Michael Atiyeh
features:
Vindication: Part 2
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 33,
September 2008 (September 17, 2008 – Dark Horse
Comics)
credits:
script: John Jackson Miller
editor: Dave Marshall / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
pencils: Bong Dazo / inks: Joe Pimentel
colors: Michael Atiyeh / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Krystal Hennes
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Padawan Zayne Carrick has come to confront the Jedi who
framed him for the murder of his fellow students. Yet he and his former Masters
are shocked by an unforeseen revelation--another failed Padawan,
believed to be a devoted servant, unveils his own dark intentions!
Events are racing to the conclusion of the story that
began in issue #1, and the Jedi Order will never be the same after this!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 4) Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 29 - # 35 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-04 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 34 –
Vindication Part 3
(Knights of the Old Republic # 34 of 50)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Brian Ching & Michael Atiyeh
features:
Vindication: Part 3
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 34,
October 2008 (October 22, 2008 – Dark Horse
Comics)
credits:
script: John Jackson Miller
editor: Dave Marshall / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
pencils: Brian Ching
colors: Michael Atiyeh / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Krystal Hennes
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
The secret Jedi Covenant has one leader, but it isn't the
devoted Jedi seer, Lady Krynda Draay...
As Padawan Zayne Carrick struggles to clear his name, the
Masters who framed him for murder are finding the ideals they have worked so
hard to protect are crumbling. They have been deceived by a trusted advisor
whose hostile takeover will pit the Jedi Knights against one another—true Jedi
of the Order vs. the misguided Jedi of the Covenant!
Brian Ching, the artist who kicked off the series,
returns for the climactic end of this major storyline!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 4) Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 29 - # 35 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-04 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 35 –
Vindication Part 4
(Knights of the Old Republic # 34 of 50)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Dan Scott
features:
Vindication: Part 4
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 35,
November 2008 (November 19, 2008 – Dark Horse
Comics)
credits:
script: John Jackson Miller
editor: Dave Marshall / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
art: Brian Ching
colors: Michael Atiyeh / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Krystal Hennes
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
At long last, Knights of the Old Republic will conclude Zayne's long journey as a fugitive Jedi Padawan-but not
before an astounding climax that will set a brand-new path for him to follow!
Zayne and his former Master, Lucien Draay, will be
tempted by the dark side while the Jedi Knights war among themselves and the
city-planet Coruscant burns around them.
The Final Showdown!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 4) Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 29 - # 35 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-04 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 29 – # 35
Bundle
(Knights of the Old Republic digital collection # 6)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (168 pages), SRP $ 11.99
this bundle features the following digital comics by Dark Horse Digital:
Star Wars: Knights of the
Old Republic # 29 – Exalted Part 1 (January 4, 2012)
Vector: Part 1
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 29,
May 2008 (May 29, 2008 – Dark Horse
Comics)
Star Wars: Knights of the Old
Republic # 30 – Exalted Part 2 (January 4, 2012)
Vector: Part 2
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 30,
June 2008 (June 18, 2008 – Dark Horse
Comics)
Star Wars: Knights of the
Old Republic # 31 – Turnabout (January 4, 2012)
Vector: Part 3
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 31,
July 2008 (July 23, 2008 – Dark Horse
Comics)
Star Wars: Knights of the
Old Republic # 32 – Vindication Part 1 (January 4, 2012)
Vector: Part 4
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 32,
August 2008 (August 20, 2008 – Dark Horse
Comics)
Star Wars: Knights of the
Old Republic # 33 – Vindication Pt. 2 (January 4, 2012)
Vector: Part 4
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 33,
September 2008 (September 17, 2008 – Dark Horse
Comics)
Star Wars: Knights of the
Old Republic # 34 – Vindication Part 3 (January 4, 2012)
Vector: Part 4
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 34,
October 2008 (October 22, 2008 – Dark Horse
Comics)
Star Wars: Knights of the
Old Republic # 35 – Vindication Part 4 (January 4, 2012)
Vector: Part 4
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 35,
November 2008 (November 19, 2008 – Dark Horse
Comics)
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
This bundle contains issues #29 - #35 of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic!
Fugitive Padawan Zayne Carrick's quest to clear his name takes him to a secret storehouse of Sith artifacts collected by the Jedi Masters who framed him!
Propelled by the events in "Vector," Zayne and
his con-artist companion Gryph commit to a new course in exposing the dark
actions of the secret Jedi Covenant. Yet doing so will take them not only to
the homeworld of one of Zayne's murdering Masters, but into the most highly
guarded place on the planet!
01-04 Star Wars: Tales # 2
(Star Wars Tales # 2 of 24)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic, SRP $ 3.99
cover art: Claudio Castellini / cover rendering: Guy Major
main credits:
editor: Peet Janes / assistant editor: Dan Harris
book designer: Mark Cox
special thanks to Allan Kausch & Lucy Autrey Wilson at Lucas
Licensing
reprints:
-
Star Wars Tales Vol. 1 # 2, December 1999 (January 5, 2000 – Dark Horse Comics)
features the following short comics:
Routine (Featuring Han
Solo and Chewbacca)
credits:
writer: Tony Isabella
editor: Peet Janes
penciller: John Nadeau / inker: Jordi Ensign
colorist: Dave Nestelle / letterer: Vickie Williams
Extinction: Part Two (Featuring Darth
Vader and The Dark Woman)
credits:
writer: Ron Marz
editor: Peet Janes
penciller: Claudio Castellini / digital inker: Jason Hvam
colorist: Guy Major / letterer: Michael Taylor
Max Rebo and his Jizz Wailers in
“Stop That Jawa!”
credits:
story: Dave Cooper
editor: Phil Amara
art: Dave Cooper
Incident at Horn Station
credits:
writer: Dan Jolley
editor: Peet Janes
artist: Sean Phillips
colorist: Matthew Hollingsworth / letterer: Sean Konot
solicitation copy:
A nervous deep spacer reveals his blaster-slinging agenda
in "Incident at Horn Station" by Dan Jolley and Sean Phillips! Dave
Cooper tells the tale of the Max Rebo band and their stolen instruments in
"Stop That Jawa!" And Ron Marz and Claudio Castellini return to
finish the tale of Darth Vader vs. the Dark Woman in "Extinction"!
This is Star Wars as you've never seen it before!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 18) Star Wars Tales # 1 - # 4 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-11 Star Wars: Agent of the Empire # 2
(Agent of the Empire # 2)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 2.99
cover art: Stéphane Roux
features:
Iron Eclipse: Part Two (of Five)
published simultaneously in print as:
- Star Wars: Agent of the Empire – Iron Eclipse # 2, January 2012 (Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: John Ostrander
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
pencils: Stéphane Roux / inks: Julien Hugonnard-Bert
colors: Wes Dzioba / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Tina Alessi
special thanks to Jennifer Heddle, Leland Chee, Troy
Alders, Carol Roeder, Jann Moorhead & David Anderman at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy:
Undercover as a diplomatic attaché, Imperial agent Jahan
Cross continues his investigation into the stolen droid technology and the
mysterious project known as "Iron Eclipse." At an elegant embassy
soirée in the Corporate Sector, Cross locks his sights on the Stark family.
Before the evening is over, more than one player will be
out of the game--and Cross will be wanted for murder!
A view of the Star Wars galaxy from inside the Empire!
Featuring Han Solo and Chewbacca!
01-11 Star Wars: Agent of the Empire – Iron Eclipse # 2,
January 2012
(Agent of the Empire # 2 – behind the scenes)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Comics
floppy (28 pages), SRP $ 3.50
cover art: Stéphane Roux
printed by Cadmus Communications, Easton, PA, USA
features:
Iron Eclipse: Part Two (of Five) (22 pages: 1 – 6, 9 – 16 & 19 - 26)
published simultaneously digitally as:
- Star Wars: Agent of the Empire # 2 (Dark Horse Digital)
credits:
script: John Ostrander
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
pencils: Stéphane Roux / inks: Julien Hugonnard-Bert
colors: Wes Dzioba / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Tina Alessi
special thanks to Jennifer Heddle, Leland Chee, Troy
Alders, Carol Roeder, Jann Moorhead & David Anderman at Lucas Licensing
story initial timeline placement:
The events in this story take place approximately
three years before the Battle of Yavin
intro text (inside-cover):
The Galactic Empire, a force of peace and order against
corruption and chaos, is always quick to deal with treachery or hints of
intrigue. Imperial Agent Jahan Cross is one of their best.
While investigating classified droid devices being
sold on the black marker, Cross and his droid, IN-GA 44, found connections to
the Stark family. Owners of a droid factory, the Starks are major purchasers of
the devices, and are working on a secret project known as “Iron Eclipse.”
Cross arrived in the Corporate Sector and immediately
ran into Han Solo, a former schoolmate. After Cross helped Han and Chewbacca
out of a jam, Han owes him a favor, and there’s a party to attenf where he’ll
meet all the players...
solicitation copy:
Undercover as a diplomatic attaché, Imperial agent Jahan
Cross continues his investigation into the stolen droid technology and the
mysterious project known as "Iron Eclipse." At an elegant embassy
soirée in the Corporate Sector, Cross locks his sights on the Stark family.
Before the evening is over, more than one player will be
out of the game--and Cross will be wanted for murder!
A view of the Star Wars galaxy from inside the Empire!
Featuring Han Solo and Chewbacca!
this issue features:
- character overview: Coded Transmissions (1 page: 27)
01-11 Star Wars: The Clone Wars – The Colossus of Destiny
(Clone Wars Digest # 5)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (79 pages), SRP $ 4.99
cover art: Wayne Lo
features:
The Colossus of Destiny
reprints
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars – The Wind Raiders of Taloraan (December 23, 2009 – Dark Horse Books)
credits:
script: Jeremy Barlow
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
art: The Fillbach Brothers
colors: Ronda Pattison / letters: Michael Heisler
designer: Krystal Hennes
special thanks to Troy Alders, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Jedi Master Mace Windu leads a battle against Separatist
forces for control of the planet Simocadia!
While the Confederacy of Independent Systems battles for
the planet's rare fuel source, and the Republic tries to repel the invaders,
the rulers of Simocadia choose a different option to save the planet: awakening
the Ardana Shadex, an indestructible mechanized giant that has been sleeping
for centuries under the planet's surface! But awakening the colossus could cost
many lives and cause more destruction than the current war. Mace Windu races
against time and across a dangerous landscape to prevent his onetime friend,
Prince Yojan, from causing disaster.
Star Wars is enjoying
a whole new wave of popularity brought on by the Star Wars: The Clone Wars
television show, and Dark Horse has a Star Wars graphic novel for fans
from every age group!
01-11 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – War # 1
(Knights of the Old Republic: War # 1 of 5 / Knights of the Old Republic
# 51 of 55)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital
floppy (25 pages), SRP $ 2.99
cover art: Benjamin Carré
features:
War: Part 1 of 5
published simultaneously in print as:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – War #
1, January 2012
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – War #
1, January 2012 (variant cover)
credits:
script: John Jackson Miller
editor: Dave Marshall / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
pencils: Andrea Mutti / inks: Pierluigi Baldassini
colors: Michael Atiyeh / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Justin Couch
special thanks to Jennifer Heddle, Leland Chee, Troy
Alders, Carol Roeder, Jann Moorhead & David Anderman at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy:
If you've ever heard of the Knights of the Old Republic
video games and comics but didn't know where to start--this is it!
The Republic and the Mandalorians are at war! Jedi are
joining the fight, despite the noninterference stance of the Council. One Jedi,
however, has found himself on the front lines against his wishes-the
peace-loving Zayne Carrick has been drafted!
The return of one of the most popular eras in Star Wars
video games and comics!
The perfect entry point into the Star Wars galaxy!
01-11 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – War # 1,
January 2012
(Knights of the Old Republic: War # 1 of 5 / Knights of the Old Republic
# 51 of 55)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Comics
floppy (36 pages), SRP $ 3.50
cover art: Benjamin Carré
printed by Cadmus Communications, Easton, PA, USA
features:
War: Part 1 of 5 (22 pages: 1 – 6, 9 – 12, 15 – 18, 21 - 24 & 27 -
30)
published simultaneously as:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – War #
1, January 2012 (variant cover)
published simultaneously digitally as:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – War # 1 (Dark Horse Digital)
credits:
script: John Jackson Miller
editor: Dave Marshall / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
pencils: Andrea Mutti / inks: Pierluigi Baldassini
colors: Michael Atiyeh / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Justin Couch
special thanks to Jennifer Heddle, Leland Chee, Troy
Alders, Carol Roeder, Jann Moorhead & David Anderman at Lucas Licensing
story initial timeline placement:
This story takes place approximately 3,962 years
before the Battle of Yavin
intro text (inside-cover):
It is a new day in the Mandalorian Wars. For most of a
year, the rampaging armored nomads have dealt the Republic Navy one stinging
defeat after another. But now, the Republic’s fondest wish has been granted:
the Jedi have entered the war.
Attracted by the charismatic leader Revan, many Jedi
Knights defy the Jedi Council’s preferred neutrality and volunteer to serve
aboard Republic vessels as advisers. Their peaceful role is a sham. They intend
to fight alongside the Navy and its affiliated ground forces – and fight they
do.
The crusaders make an impact first in the Outer Rim,
successfully helping the Republic’s nonmember allies root out Mandalorian
strongholds. Now, on Essien, they mean to do so again, leading forces from the
Phaeda Militia – a militia that happens to include an unlucky young draftee who
truly does prefer peace to war...
solicitation copy:
If you've ever heard of the Knights of the Old Republic
video games and comics but didn't know where to start--this is it!
The Republic and the Mandalorians are at war! Jedi are
joining the fight, despite the noninterference stance of the Council. One Jedi,
however, has found himself on the front lines against his wishes-the
peace-loving Zayne Carrick has been drafted!
The return of one of the most popular eras in Star Wars
video games and comics!
The perfect entry point into the Star Wars galaxy!
Blockbuster new Star Wars game on sale 12/20/11!
this issue features:
- letters-page: Notes to the Old Republic (1 page: 31)
- preview: Conan the Barbarian: Queen of the Black Coast (5 pages: 32 - 36)
01-11 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – War # 1,
January 2012
(Knights of the Old Republic: War # 1 of 5 / Knights of the Old Republic
# 51 of 55)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Comics
floppy (36 pages), SRP $ 3.50
variant cover art: Dave Wilkins
printed by Cadmus Communications, Easton, PA, USA
features:
War: Part 1 of 5 (22 pages: 1 – 6, 9 – 12, 15 – 18, 21 - 24 & 27 -
30)
published simultaneously as:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – War #
1, January 2012 (regular cover)
published simultaneously digitally as:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – War # 1 (Dark Horse Digital)
credits:
script: John Jackson Miller
editor: Dave Marshall / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
pencils: Andrea Mutti / inks: Pierluigi Baldassini
colors: Michael Atiyeh / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Justin Couch
special thanks to Jennifer Heddle, Leland Chee, Troy
Alders, Carol Roeder, Jann Moorhead & David Anderman at Lucas Licensing
story initial timeline placement:
This story takes place approximately 3,962 years
before the Battle of Yavin
intro text (inside-cover):
It is a new day in the Mandalorian Wars. For most of a
year, the rampaging armored nomads have dealt the Republic Navy one stinging
defeat after another. But now, the Republic’s fondest wish has been granted:
the Jedi have entered the war.
Attracted by the charismatic leader Revan, many Jedi
Knights defy the Jedi Council’s preferred neutrality and volunteer to serve
aboard Republic vessels as advisers. Their peaceful role is a sham. They intend
to fight alongside the Navy and its affiliated ground forces – and fight they
do.
The crusaders make an impact first in the Outer Rim,
successfully helping the Republic’s nonmember allies root out Mandalorian
strongholds. Now, on Essien, they mean to do so again, leading forces from the
Phaeda Militia – a militia that happens to include an unlucky young draftee who
truly does prefer peace to war...
solicitation copy:
If you've ever heard of the Knights of the Old Republic
video games and comics but didn't know where to start--this is it!
The Republic and the Mandalorians are at war! Jedi are
joining the fight, despite the noninterference stance of the Council. One Jedi,
however, has found himself on the front lines against his wishes-the
peace-loving Zayne Carrick has been drafted!
The return of one of the most popular eras in Star Wars
video games and comics!
The perfect entry point into the Star Wars galaxy!
Blockbuster new Star Wars game on sale 12/20/11!
this issue features:
- letters-page: Notes to the Old Republic (1 page: 31)
- preview: Conan the Barbarian: Queen of the Black Coast (5 pages: 32 - 36)
01-11 Star Wars: Legacy Volume Eleven - War
(Legacy collection # 11 of 11)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Books (Dark Horse Comics)
collection (softcover, 144 pages), ISBN 1-59582-802-6, SRP $ 19.99
front cover art: Jan Duursema (from Star Wars: Legacy – War # 1)
back cover art: Jan Duursema (from Star Wars: Legacy – War # 3)
printed by Midas Printing International, Ltd., Huizhou, China
main credits:
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
collection designer: Kat Larson
special thanks to Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Troy Alders, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
features:
War (132 pages: 9 -
140)
reprints:
- Star Wars: Legacy – War # 1, December 2010 (December 15, 2010)
- Star Wars: Legacy – War # 2, January 2011 (January 26, 2011)
- Star Wars: Legacy – War # 3, February 2011 (February 23, 2011)
- Star Wars: Legacy – War # 4, March 2011 (March 30, 2011)
- Star Wars: Legacy – War # 5, April 2011 (April 27, 2011)
- Star Wars: Legacy – War # 6, May 2011 (May 25, 2011)
credits:
story: John Ostrander & Jan Duursema / script: John Ostrander
pencils: Jan Duursema / inks: Dan
Parsons
colors: Brad Anderson / lettering: Michael Heisler
initial timeline-placement:
The events in this story begin approximately 138 years
after the Battle of Yavin
intro text (page 5):
Darth Krayt, leader of the One Sith, has been reborn
from his near death at the hands of Darth Wyyrlok; he has sent ripples through
the Force so that all Sith know he is alive and well.
Cade Skywalker, the last known Skywalker heir, has
also sensed Krayt’s return, and has finally accepted that it is his destiny to
face the Sith Emperor, even if it means his own death.
What no one knows is that Darth Krayt is returning
stronger than before, with a new army of unquestionably obedient Sith troopers
and a powerful armada of new ships...
back-cover text:
It’s all-out war as the Sith emperor returns from the
dead – stronger, more evil, more determined, and prepared to unleash a new Sith
army upon the galaxy. Roan Fel’s loyalist Imperials, the Galactic Alliance, and
the Jedi are all on the defensive – reeling from attacks by the unified Sith.
But Cade Skywalker has his own plans for this war –
all the time he has spent avoiding his legacy has finally shown him that he
can’t run... He must stand alone against Darth Krayt!
solicitation copy:
It's an all-out war as the Sith emperor returns from the
dead-stronger, more evil, more determined, and prepared to unleash a new secret
weapon upon the galaxy! Roan Fel's loyalist Imperials, the Galactic Alliance,
and the Jedi are all on the defensive-reeling from the attacks by the unified
Sith.
But Cade Skywalker has his own plans for this war--all
this time spent running from his legacy has finally shown him that he can't
run... and he must stand alone against Darth Krayt! Collects the six-issue
miniseries.
"It's the sort of epic Star Wars story that you've
come to expect from the comic run that introduced us to The Old Republic, only
this time it's set in the far future of the Star Wars universe. Legacy: War is
highly recommended." – Furious Fanboys
this collection features:
-
cover-art: Star Wars: Legacy – War # 6, by Jan Duursema (1 page: 7)
-
glossary: Glossary (1 page: 141)
-
timeline: Star Wars
Graphic Novel Timeline (in Years) (1 page: 142)
assistant editor Freddye Lins, from the Star Wars Legacy letters-page, published in Star
Wars: Legacy # 23 (May 7, 2008)
We are going to debut our Huttese Glossary, where you will be able to
find the translations for the language sometimes used by our piratical
undergrounders in each particular issue. It will appear at the beginning of our
letter columns here on out – when necessary. Enjoy!
from Legacy Volume
Eleven: War
cheeka: woman
chuba: gorg; amphibian food source
creespa: crispy
E chu ta!: exclamation
grancha: very good
koochoo: idiot
meeshku: sweets
na yoka: no joke
pateesa: friend; term of affection
schutta: insult specific to Twi’lek females
sleemo: slimeball
stoopa: stupid
sweets patogga: sweetie pie
01-11 Star Wars: Tales # 3
(Star Wars Tales # 3 of 24)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (59 pages), SRP $ 3.99
cover art: Dave Dorman
main credits:
editors: Dave Land & Peet Janes / assistant editor: Dan Harris
book designer: Mark Cox
special thanks to Allan Kausch & Lucy Autrey Wilson at Lucas
Licensing
reprints:
-
Star Wars Tales Vol. 1 # 3, March 2000 (March 29, 2000 – Dark Horse Comics)
features the following short comics:
The Death of Captain Tarpals
credits:
writer: Ryder Windham
editors: Dave Land & Peet Janes
illustrator: Tom Fowler
colorist: Dave Nestelle / letterer: Vickie Williams
Duel with a Demon (Featuring
Villie)
credits:
writer: John Ostrander
editor: Peet Janes
penciller: Jan Duursema / inker: Rick Magyar
colorist: Dan Jackson / letterer: Vickie Williams
Lady Luck (Featuring Lando
Calrissian)
credits:
writers: Rich Handley & Darko Macan
editors: Dave Land & Peet Janes
illustrator: Chris Brunner
colorists: Michelle Madsen & Dave Stewart /
letterer: Steve Dutro
Three Against the Galaxy
credits:
writer: Rich Hedden
editors: Dave Land & Peet Janes
penciller: Rick Leonardi / inker: Mark Lipka
colorist: Dave McCaig / letterer: Steve Dutro
solicitation copy:
The galaxy's greatest comics anthology features the
world's greatest comics creators and their spins on the Star Wars saga, both within and beyond the continuity! Lando Calrissian gambles for
an immense prize: an entire city! Jar Jar Binks discovers that the bonds of
friendship can only be stretched so far. And an unlikely pair take the galaxy by
storm!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 18) Star Wars Tales # 1 - # 4 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-11 Star Wars: Union
(Union digital collection)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (91 pages), SRP $ 7.99
this bundle reprints the following comics:
Union: Part 1 of 4
reprints:
- Star Wars: Union # 1, November 1999 (November 10, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
writer: Michael A. Stackpole
editor: Peet Janes / assistant editor: Mike Hansen
illustrator: Robert Teranishi / digital inks: Christopher Chuckry
color rendering: Christopher Chuckry / lettering: Vickie Williams
designer: Amy Arendts
special thanks to Allan Kausch & Lucy Autrey
Wilson at Lucas Licensing
Union: Part 2 of 4
reprints:
- Star Wars: Union # 2, December 1999 (December 8, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
writer: Michael A. Stackpole
editor: Peet Janes / assistant editor: Mike Hansen
illustrator: Robert Teranishi / digital inks: Christopher Chuckry
color rendering: Christopher Chuckry / lettering: Amador Cisneros &
Digital Broome
designer: Amy Arendts
special thanks to Allan Kausch & Lucy Autrey Wilson at Lucas
Licensing
Union: Part 3 of 4
reprints:
- Star Wars: Union # 3, January 2000 (January 12, 2000 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
writer: Michael A. Stackpole
editor: Peet Janes / assistant editor: Dan Harris
illustrator: Robert Teranishi / digital inks: Christopher Chuckry
colors: Christopher Chuckry / lettering: Vickie Williams
designer: Amy Arendts
special thanks to Allan Kausch & Lucy Autrey Wilson at Lucas
Licensing
Union: Part 4 of 4
reprints:
- Star Wars: Union # 4, February 2000 (February 16, 2000 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
writer: Michael A. Stackpole
editor: Peet Janes / assistant editor: Dan Harris
illustrator: Robert Teranishi / digital inks: Christopher Chuckry
colors: Christopher Chuckry / lettering: Vickie Williams
designer: Amy Arendts
special thanks to Allan Kausch & Lucy Autrey
Wilson at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
When Luke Skywalker, the New Republic's greatest hero and
sole Jedi Master, decides to marry Mara Jade, the woman who was once the
Emperor's personal assassin, you can be sure that hands both Imperial and New
Republic will be raised to stop the marriage—at any cost! Written by acclaimed Star Wars novelist Michael A. Stackpole (X-Wing Rogue Squadron; I, Jedi) and illustrated with photographic realism by Robert
Teranishi, Union spotlights a monumental event in the Star Wars timeline that bridges the classic Star Wars trilogy to
its boundless future, a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away!
01-11 Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 1 (of 4)
(Vader’s Quest # 1 of 4)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Dave Gibbons & Angus McKie
features:
Vader’s Quest: One of Four
reprints:
- Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 1 (of 4), February
1999 (February 17, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
writer: Darko Macan
editor: Peet Janes / assistant editor: Mike Hansen
illustrator: Dave Gibbons
color rendering: Angus McKie
designer: Jeremy Perkins
special thanks to Lucy Autrey Wilson & Allan Kausch at Lucas
Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
With the destruction of the Death Star, the Rebel
Alliance has struck a critical blow against the forces of the evil Emperor
Palpatine. And with the Senate dissolved and the Empire's main tool of domination
reduced to space dust, thousands of systems have joined their voices against
the Empire. After Darth Vader's narrow escape from the doomed Death Star, the
dark lord is consumed with a desire to find the identity of the Force-strong
young pilot, who had fired the fatal shot. For the young pilot represents the
strength and tenacity of this newly galvanized Rebel Alliance, and perhaps, for
Vader, he represents much, much more...
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 11) Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 1 - # 4 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-11 Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 2 (of 4)
(Vader’s Quest # 2 of 4)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Dave Gibbons & Angus McKie
features:
Vader’s Quest: Two of Four
reprints:
- Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 2 (of 4), March
1999 (March 17, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
writer: Darko Macan
editor: Peet Janes / assistant editor: Mike Hansen
illustrator: Dave Gibbons
color rendering: Angus McKie
designer: Jeremy Perkins
special thanks to Lucy Autrey Wilson & Allan Kausch at Lucas
Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Darth Vader has commissioned a network of spies and
rogues to track down young Luke Skywalker, and one of them has struck paydirt
in the form of Jal, the Rebel pilot who was forced to sit out the Battle of
Yavin while Skywalker destroyed the Death Star and took all the glory. Drunk
and miserable, Jal barely survives an Imperial attack and realizes that
information he has casually shared might very well destroy Luke Skywalker, and
perhaps the entire Rebel Alliance!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 11) Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 1 - # 4 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-11 Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 3 (of 4)
(Vader’s Quest # 3 of 4)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Dave Gibbons & Angus McKie
features:
Vader’s Quest: Three of Four
reprints:
- Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 3 (of 4), April
1999 (April 21, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
writer: Darko Macan
editor: Peet Janes / assistant editor: Mike Hansen
illustrator: Dave Gibbons
color rendering: Angus McKie
designer: Jeremy Perkins
special thanks to Lucy Autrey Wilson & Allan Kausch at Lucas
Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
It all comes together in this issue: Young Luke Skywalker
hunts for the missing princess of Jazbina, oblivious to the real reason she has disappeared! The Rebel pilot Jal races to find Luke in the
hope that the Empire hasn't found the Alliance's hero first! And Darth Vader
prepares to land on Jazbina... Will the dark lord finally have his long-lost
son in his clutches? Find out in this never-before-revealed sequel to the first
Star Wars film!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 11) Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 1 - # 4 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-11 Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 4 (of 4)
(Vader’s Quest # 4 of 4)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Dave Gibbons & Angus McKie
features:
Vader’s Quest: Four of Four
reprints:
- Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 4 (of 4), May 1999 (May 19, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
writer: Darko Macan
editor: Peet Janes / assistant editor: Mike Hansen
illustrator: Dave Gibbons
color rendering: Angus McKie
designer: Jeremy Perkins
special thanks to Lucy Autrey Wilson & Allan Kausch at Lucas
Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
The insidious Darth Vader has arrived on the planet
Jazbina, with devastating consequences! Having learned that the pilot who
destroyed the Death Star was none other than his own son, he comes face to face
for the first time with Luke Skywalker! The planet's populace stands ready to
assist Luke against the evil dark lord, but with an Imperial Cruiser over their
heads, are they willing to pay the price for defying Vader?
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 11) Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 1 - # 4 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-11 Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 1 – # 4 Bundle
(Vader’s Quest digital collection)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (96 pages), SRP $ 6.99
this bundle features the following digital comics by Dark Horse Digital:
Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 1
(of 4) (January 11, 2012)
Vader’s Quest: One of Four
reprints:
- Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 1 (of 4), February
1999 (February 17, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 2
(of 4) (January 11, 2012)
Vader’s Quest: Two of Four
reprints:
- Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 2 (of 4), March
1999 (March 17, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 3
(of 4) (January 11, 2012)
Vader’s Quest: Three of Four
reprints:
- Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 3 (of 4), April
1999 (April 21, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 4
(of 4) (January 11, 2012)
Vader’s Quest: Four of Four
reprints:
- Star Wars: Vader’s Quest # 4 (of 4), May 1999 (May 19, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
This bundle contains the four issue mini-series Star Wars: Vader's Quest!
After Darth Vader's narrow escape from the destruction of
the Death Star, the Dark Lord is consumed with a desire to find the
Force-strong young pilot who fired the fatal shot. For Luke Skywalker
represents the heart and soul of the Alliance, and perhaps, for Vader, he
represents much, much more.
01-12 Star Wars: Clone Wars Comic Volume # 6.29, February
2012
(UK The Clone Wars comic Vol. 6, # 29 - with free Star Wars: Starfighter
Shuttle Launcher)
publisher info:
Titan Magazines (Titan Publishing Group Ltd.)
magazine (28 pages), ISSN 2049-171X TBN 11966, SRP Ł 2.65
printed in England by BGP
main credits:
editor: Andrew James / editorial assistant: Tom Williams / senior comics
editor: Steve White
designers: Barry Spiers & Jenny Edwards
features:
Blind Jedi’s Bluff (8 pages:
4, 6 - 8 & 18 - 21)
credits:
writer: Mike W. Barr
editor: Andrew James
artist: Tanya Roberts
colours: Digikore / letters: Andrew James
intro text (page 1):
A New Year! A New Season! A New Movie!
Well, OK, it’s not so new, but Star Wars: The Phantom Menace is about to blast its
way into the cinema once more – and this time in glorious 3D! More on that next
issue, so don’t miss out!
Meanwhile, we’ve still got another incredible issue of
The Clone Wars action and adventure for
you to blast your way through! An all-new comic strip sees the return of the deadly
Aurra Sing, PLUS we’ve got a sandcrawler’s-worth of features on Season 4, as
well as all your favourite puzzles, posters and quizzes!
May the Force be with you!
solicitation copy:
Brand New
Comic Strip: ‘Blind Jedi’s Bluff’ - Obi-Wan's solo mission to get information from a
Separatist traitor leads him straight into a trap in the latest Star Wars: The Clone Wars Comic adventure. A flash-bomb leaves him temporarily blind in the throes of
combat - but will disability prove a barrier to victory?
Awesome Season 4 Coverage! - Check
out our guide to 'Slaves of the Republic', the episode where the Togruta
colonists of the peaceful planet of Kiros vanish after a Separatist invasion.
Could this be the work of Zygerrian slavers? The Jedi travel to Zygerria to
uncover the terrible truth!
Clone Vs. Droids Board Game - The rest of your clone squad has been wiped out in a deadly assault. Now
you must survive as long as you can against a never-ending horde of droids in
this issue's fantastic pull-out board game! Compare your high scores against
your friends and see who can last the longest!
Also in this issue:
- Competition: Win Star Wars Fighter Pods from
Hasbro!
- Jedi Puzzles: Test your brains to
see if you'll make a great Jedi
- Season 4 Quiz: Test your memory on
the first 12 episodes of Season 4 of Star Wars: The Clone Wars!
- Clone Zone: Your letters,
pictures, and photos
this issue features:
- article: Look side! (1 page: 1)
- article: Star Wars: The Phantom Menace in 3D!!! (2 pages: 2 & 3)
- competition: Win! Star Wars Fighter Pods (1 page: 9)
- puzzles: Jedi Puzzles! (2 pages: 10 & 11)
- board game: Clone Vs. Droid Board Game (3 pages: 13 - 15)
- poster: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (1 page: 16)
- episode guide: Top Shocks! Episode 4.12: Slaves of the Republic (2 pages: 22 & 23)
- puzzles: Sith Puzzles (2 pages: 24 & 25)
- letters-page: Clone Zone! (2 pages: 26 & 27)
- quiz: Season 4 Quiz! (1 page: 28)
- announcement: Next Issue! (1 page: inside back-cover)
reprint history (USA):
- 2012 (February 7) Star Wars: The Clone Wars Magazine # 10, March/April 2012 (Titan Magazines)
01-16 Lil’ Maul in: Hate Leads to Lollipops
(starwars.com reprint)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Comics for Lucas Online
PDF comic (4 pages), free (at
http://www.starwars.com/media/downloads/comics/darthmaul_dh_swtales9.pdf)
Lil’ Maul in: Hate Leads to Lollipops
Reprints the short comic Lil’ Maul in: Hate Leads to Lollipops, first published in:
-
Star Wars Tales # 9, September 2001 (October 10, 2001 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
story: Dave McCaig
art: Dave McCaig
solicitation copy from starwars.com:
On the big screen in 3D: February 10, 2012.
Darth Maul in Episode I in 3D.
Celebrate the Sith Lord's return here! See yourself as
Maul, get an exclusive Maul shirt, draw the Dark Lord, and read Maul comics and
novel excerpts. Star Wars : Episode I The Phantom Menace comes to
theaters on February 10 in 3D.
01-18 Star Wars: Dark Force Rising
(Dark Force Rising digital collection)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (159 pages), SRP $ 12.99
cover-art: Kilian Plunkett
this bundle reprints the following comics:
- Star Wars: Dark Force Rising # 1 (of 6), May
1997 (May 28, 1997 – Dark Horse Comics)
- Star Wars: Dark Force Rising # 2 (of 6), June
1997 (June 25, 1997 – Dark Horse Comics)
- Star Wars: Dark Force Rising # 3 (of 6), July
1997 (July 30, 1997 – Dark Horse Comics)
- Star Wars: Dark Force Rising # 4 (of 6),
August 1997 (August 27, 1997 – Dark Horse
Comics)
- Star Wars: Dark Force Rising # 5 (of 6),
September 1997 (September 24, 1997 – Dark Horse
Comics)
- Star Wars: Dark Force Rising # 6 (of 6),
October 1997 (October 29, 1997 – Dark Horse
Comics)
credits:
writer: Mike Baron (adapted from the novel by Timothy Zahn)
editor: Bob Cooper / assistant editor: David Land
penciller: Terry Dodson / inker: Kevin Nowlan
color artist: Pamela Rambo / letterer: Ellie deVille
designer: Scott Tice
special thanks to Lucy Autrey Wilson & Allan
Kausch at Lucasfilm Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
The Empire is dying, but like a dog near death, the
Empire is at its most dangerous, ready to lash out with nothing to lose. Grand
Admiral Thrawn may have found just the firepower needed to take a bite out of
the New Republic: some two hundred Dreadnought heavy
cruisers, lost to hyperspace in the days of the Old Republic. Luke, Leia, Han,
and Chewbacca may be up against more than they bargained for, but it's not the
first time the odds have been stacked against them!
01-18 Star Wars: Dark Times # 13 – Blue Harvest Part 1
(Dark Times # 13)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Douglas Wheatley
features:
Blue Harvest: Part One (of Five)
reprints:
- Star Wars: Dark Times # 13, April 2009 (April 22, 2009 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Mick Harrison (aka Randy
Stradley)
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins / associate
editor: Dave Marshall
art: Douglas Wheatley
colors: Dave McCaig / letters: Michael Heisler
designer: Tony Ong
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Picking up where the two-part story on Myspace/DarkHorsePresents leaves off, Dass Jennir begins his first job since the
destruction of the Jedi Order only to discover that the job description he was
given is not entirely accurate. Facing great odds is all in a day's work for a
Jedi, but Jennir isn't a Jedi anymore and his lightsaber must stay hidden.
Meanwhile, Darth Vader returns to Coruscant and must face
his master-and fallout from the events in the "Vector" crossover!
What you may not know: To protect his sets from unwanted
intruders, George Lucas gave the fake tile Blue Harvest to his production of Return
of the Jedi.
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 11) Star Wars: Dark Times # 13 - # 17 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-18 Star Wars: Dark Times # 14 – Blue Harvest Part 2
(Dark Times # 14)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Douglas Wheatley and Dave McCaig (colors)
features:
Blue Harvest: Part Two (of Five)
reprints:
- Star Wars: Dark Times # 14, August 2009 (August 26, 2009 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Mick Harrison (aka
Randy Stradley)
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
art: Douglas Wheatley
colors: Dave McCaig / letters: Michael Heisler
designer: Tony Ong
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
The miasma of the dark times following the rise of the
Empire entangles both the high and the low. Darth Vader comes to a realization
about how short his future might be if he doesn't follow his master's every
command.
While half a galaxy away, Dass Jennir, who has kept his
Jedi past a secret from his employer, discovers that his employer hasn't been
completely honest with him, either. The job Jennir has been hired to do is only
part of what needs to be done, and a Jedi never leaves a
job half-finished -- even if it means fighting ten-to-one odds!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 11) Star Wars: Dark Times # 13 - # 17 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-18 Star Wars: Dark Times # 15 – Blue Harvest Part 3
(Dark Times # 15)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Marc Simonetti
features:
Blue Harvest: Part Three (of Five)
reprints:
- Star Wars: Dark Times # 15, January 2010 (January 20, 2010 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Mick Harrison (aka Randy
Stradley)
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
art: Douglas Wheatley
colors: Chris Chuckry & Dan Jackson / letters: Michael Heisler
designer: Tony Ong
special thanks to Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Troy Alders, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Caught between two rival factions, former Jedi Dass
Jennir has only one option left-play both sides against one another and hope
that neither side tumbles to his plan!
"Drawn with a gritty realism..." - School Library Journal
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 11) Star Wars: Dark Times # 13 - # 17 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-18 Star Wars: Dark Times # 16 – Blue Harvest Part 4
(Dark Times # 16)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Douglas Wheatley, with Dustin Weaver
features:
Blue Harvest: Part Four (of Five)
reprints:
- Star Wars: Dark Times # 16, April 2010 (April 14, 2010 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Mick Harrison (aka
Randy Stradley)
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
art: Douglas Wheatley
letters: Michael Heisler / colors: Dan Jackson
designer: Tony Ong
special thanks to Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Troy Alders, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Former Jedi Dass Jennir has woven a tangled web of lies
in his quest to topple two opposing gangs. Now, all the threads are about to
break, and the gangs will tear the town apart in a war that may doom those
Jennir sought to save—but not before they take their vengeance out on him!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 11) Star Wars: Dark Times # 13 - # 17 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-18 Star Wars: Dark Times # 17 – Blue Harvest Part 5
(Dark Times # 17)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Travis Charest
features:
Blue Harvest: Part Five (of Five)
reprints:
- Star Wars: Dark Times # 17, June 2010 (June 30, 2010 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Mick Harrison (aka Randy
Stradley)
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
art: Douglas Wheatley
colors: Dan Jackson / letters: Michael Heisler
designer: Tony Ong
special thanks to Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Troy Alders, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Betrayed, beaten, and half drowned, former Jedi Dass
Jennir clings to life while the town he vowed to save is torn by gang warfare.
His only allies have been imprisoned, tortured, or shot.
It looks like the bad guys might win this time... except
for one thing: a Jedi never gives up.
Bad-assery on an epic scale!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 11) Star Wars: Dark Times # 13 - # 17 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-18 Star Wars: Dark Times # 13 – # 17 Bundle
(Dark Times digital collection # 4)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (120 pages), SRP $ 8.99
this bundle features the following digital comics by Dark Horse Digital:
Star Wars: Dark Times # 13 –
Blue Harvest Part 1 (January 18, 2012)
Blue Harvest: Part One (of Five)
reprints:
- Star Wars: Dark Times # 13, April 2009 (April 22, 2009 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Dark Times # 14 –
Blue Harvest Part 2 (January 18, 2012)
Blue Harvest: Part Two (of Five)
reprints:
- Star Wars: Dark Times # 14, August 2009 (August 26, 2009 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Dark Times # 15 –
Blue Harvest Part 3 (January 18, 2012)
Blue Harvest: Part Three (of Five)
reprints:
- Star Wars: Dark Times # 15, January 2010 (January 20, 2010 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Dark Times # 16 –
Blue Harvest Part 4 (January 18, 2012)
Blue Harvest: Part Four (of Five)
reprints:
- Star Wars: Dark Times # 16, April 2010 (April 14, 2010 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Dark Times # 17 –
Blue Harvest Part 5 (January 18, 2012)
Blue Harvest: Part Five (of Five)
reprints:
- Star Wars: Dark Times # 17, June 2010 (June 30, 2010 – Dark Horse Comics)
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
This bundle contains issues #13 - #17 of Star Wars: Dark Times!
In a time when all Jedi are fugitives, surviving Jedi Dass Jennir is trying to live as an outlaw without actually becoming one. Accepting a job from a mysterious beauty, Jennir sets out to rid her town of a gang of slave runners. But when he finds that his employer hasn't been completely honest with him, he begins to doubt the course she's set him on. Outlaw or not, there's one thing he knows for certain: he has vowed to save this town-and a Jedi never gives up!
Meanwhile, Darth Vader makes a discovery that has him
questioning his own future and the plans of Emperor Palpatine. There are many
questions and few answers in these dark times!
01-18 Star Wars: The Last Command
(The Last Command digital collection)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (144 pages), SRP $ 12.99
cover-art: Mathieu Lauffray
this bundle reprints the following comics:
The Last Command
- Star Wars: The Last Command # 1 (of 6),
November 1997 (November 26, 1997 – Dark Horse
Comics)
- Star Wars: The Last Command # 2 (of 6),
December 1997 (December 24, 1997 – Dark Horse
Comics)
- Star Wars: The Last Command # 3 (of 6),
February 1998 (February 4, 1998 – Dark Horse
Comics)
- Star Wars: The Last Command # 4 (of 6), March
1998 (March 25, 1998 – Dark Horse Comics)
- Star Wars: The Last Command # 5 (of 6), April
1998 (April 29, 1998 – Dark Horse Comics)
- Star Wars: The Last Command # 6 (of 6), July
1998 (July 29, 1998 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
writer: Mike Baron (adapted from the novel by Timothy Zahn)
editor: Bob Cooper
penciller: Edvin Biukovic / inker: Eric Shanower
color design: Dan Brown & Pamela Rambo / color rendering: Digital
Chameleon / letterer: Ellie deVille
designers: Scott Tice & Kristen Burda
special thanks to Allan Kausch & Lucy Autrey
Wilson at Lucasfilm Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
The Last Command concludes the adaptation of Timothy Zahn's best-selling
Thrawn Trilogy, drawing to a shattering climax the events set into motion in Heir to the Empire and Dark
Force Rising. Thrawn is creating an army of
genetically engineered shock troops in an effort to overwhelm the forces of the
Rebellion. Meanwhile, dark Jedi Master C'baoth plans to kidnap the newborn
twins of Princess Leia and raise them as the first of a new legion of dark
Jedi!
01-18 Star Wars: Tales # 4
(Star Wars Tales # 4 of 24)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (59 pages), SRP $ 3.99
cover art: Kilian Plunkett
main credits:
editor: Dave Land / assistant editor: Michael Carriglitto
book designer: Mark Cox
special thanks to Allan Kausch & Lucy Autrey Wilson at Lucas
Licensing
reprints:
-
Star Wars Tales Vol. 1 # 4, June 2000 (June 28, 2000 – Dark Horse Comics)
features the following short comics:
Moment of Doubt
credits:
script: Lovern Kindzierski
pencils: Robert Teranishi
colors: Dave McCaig / letters: Vickie Williams
A Death Star is Born
credits:
script: Kevin Rubio
art: Lucas Marangon
colors: Dave Nestelle / letters: Vickie Williams
Spare Parts
credits:
story: Mark Evanier & Sergio Aragonés
editor: Scott Allie
art: Sergio Aragonés
colors: Tom Luth / letters: Stan Sakai
Big Gizz and Spiker in Sand
Blasted
credits:
story: Kilian Plunkett
art: Kilian Plunkett
colors: Dave Nestelle / letters: Vickie Williams
solicitation copy:
Kevin Rubio, creator of the hilarious short film Troops, lends his bit of craziness to this month's Tales. Lovern
Kindzierski and fan favorite Doug Wheatley (Aliens: Apocalypse) team up to spin a yarn. And Kilian Plunkett's comical
"Sandblasted" follows up on the acclaimed adventures of Jabba the
Hutt's nefarious swoop thugs, Big Gizz and Spiker, who encounter a dark trooper
in the ruins of Tatooine's Podracing arena. The trooper is malfunctioning, but
its weapons systems are still fully functional! Mayhem ensues.
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 18) Star Wars Tales # 1 - # 4 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-18 Star Wars Tales # 1 – # 4 Bundle
(Tales digital collection # 1)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (230 pages), SRP $ 13.99
this bundle features the following digital comics by Dark Horse Digital:
Star Wars Tales # 1 (December 28,
2011)
Life, Death, and the Living Force (Featuring
Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi)
Mara Jade: A Night on the Town
Extinction (Featuring Darth Vader
and The Dark Woman)
Skippy, the Jedi Droid (as featured in
“But I Digress” in Comics Buyer’s Guide)
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Tales Vol. 1 # 1, September 1999 (September 29, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars Tales # 2 (January 4, 2012)
Routine (Featuring Han
Solo and Chewbacca)
Extinction: Part Two (Featuring Darth
Vader and The Dark Woman)
Max Rebo and his Jizz Wailers in
“Stop That Jawa!”
Incident at Horn Station
reprints:
-
Star Wars Tales Vol. 1 # 2, December 1999 (January 5, 2000 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars Tales # 3 (January 11,
2012)
The Death of Captain Tarpals
Duel with a Demon (Featuring
Villie)
Lady Luck (Featuring Lando
Calrissian)
Three Against the Galaxy
reprints:
-
Star Wars Tales Vol. 1 # 3, March 2000 (March 29, 2000 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars Tales # 4 (January 18,
2012)
Moment of Doubt
A Death Star is Born
Spare Parts
Big Gizz and Spiker in Sand
Blasted
reprints:
-
Star Wars Tales Vol. 1 # 4, June 2000 (June 28, 2000 – Dark Horse Comics)
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
This bundle contains issues #1 - #4 of Star Wars:
Tales!
Star Wars: Tales contains thrilling stories featuring Darth Vader, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Han
Solo, Emperor Palpatine, C-3PO, R2-D2, Lando Calrissian and a cast of thousands!
01-18 Star Wars: Zam Wesell
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (2456 pages), SRP $ 3.99
features:
Zam Wesell
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Zam Wesell (March 27, 2002 –
Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
story: Ron Marz
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Jeremy Barlow
art: Ted Naifeh
coloring: Dave Stewart & Digital Chameleon / lettering: Digital
Chameleon
designer: Corey Stephens / art director: Mark Cox
special thanks to Chris Cerasi & Lucy Wilson at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy:
Zam Wesell has everything you'd want in a girl: beauty,
intelligence, style, the ability to strip and assemble an EE-3 blaster rifle in
less than six seconds…She really does have it all. It's no wonder that she has
caught the eye of fellow bounty hunter Jango Fett. Jango is going to need her
help in finding and destroying a powerful artifact that could prove to be very
destructive if it fell into the wrong hands. Though he isn't usually this
sentimental, he wants to make sure the galaxy is safe for his young son.
However, Zam's motivations are not so noble. She plans to sell the artifact to
the highest bidder. If they can't trust each other and they've got every bounty
hunter and cutthroat in the galaxy gunning for them, who can they trust?
01-25 Star Wars Graphic Novel Megabundle
(Megabundle collection # 2 of 2)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (1870 pages), SRP $ 69.99
available for a limited time at
digital.darkhorse.com/profile.1793.star-wars-graphic-novel-megabundle/
this bundle features the following digital comics by Dark Horse Digital:
Star Wars Adventures: Boba
Fett and the Ship of Fear (November 23, 2011)
Boba Fett and the Ship of Fear
reprints:
-
Star Wars Adventures: Boba Fett and the Ship of Fear (May 11, 2011 – Dark Horse Books)
Star Wars Adventures:
Chewbacca and the Slavers of the Shadowlands (October 26, 2011)
Chewbacca and the Slavers of the
Shadowlands
reprints:
-
Star Wars Adventures: Chewbacca and the Slavers of the Shadowlands (August 31, 2011 – Dark Horse Books)
Star Wars Adventures: The
Will of Darth Vader (November 30, 2011)
The Will of Darth Vader
reprints:
-
Star Wars Adventures: The Will of Darth Vader (July 21, 2010 – Dark Horse Books)
Star Wars: Empire’s End (December 14,
2011)
Triumph of the Empire
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire’s End # 1 of 2, October 1995 (October 24, 1995 – Dark Horse Comics)
Rage of the Emperor
reprints:
- Star Wars: Empire’s End # 2 of 2, November 1995 (November 28, 1995 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Episode I – The
Phantom Menace (September 7, 2011)
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom
Menace
reprints
- Star Wars Episode I: The
Phantom Menace, May 1999 (May 5, 1999
– Dark Horse Comics)
part 1 simultaneously printed in:
- Star Wars Episode I: The
Phantom Menace # 1 (of 4), May 1999
Star Wars: Episode I
Adventures (January 4, 2012)
Episode I - Anakin Skywalker
reprints:
- Star Wars Episode I: Anakin Skywalker, May
1999 (May 26, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
- 4 pages of
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace #
˝, May 1999 (July 21, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
Episode I – Queen Amidala
reprints:
- Star Wars Episode I: Queen Amidala, May 1999 (July 28, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
- 4 pages of
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace #
˝, May 1999 (July 21, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
Episode I – Qui-Gon Jinn
reprints:
- Star Wars Episode I: Qui-Gon Jinn, May 1999 (July 7, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
- 4 pages of
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace #
˝, May 1999 (July 21, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
Episode I – Obi-Wan Kenobi
reprints:
- Star Wars Episode I: Qbi-Wan Kenobi, May 1999 (June 2, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
- 4 pages of
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace #
˝, May 1999 (July 21, 1999 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Episode II –
Attack of the Clones (September 7, 2011)
Star Wars Episode II: Attack of
the Clones
reprints
- Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones (April 24, 2002 – Dark Horse Comics)
part 1 simultaneously printed in:
- Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones # 1 (of 4), April 2002
part 2 simultaneously printed in:
- Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones # 2 (of 4), April 2002
Star Wars: Episode III –
Revenge of the Sith (September 7, 2011)
Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of
the Sith
reprints
- Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (April 2, 2005 – Dark Horse Books)
part 1 simultaneously printed in:
- Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith # 1 (of 4), May 2005
Star Wars: Episode IV – A
New Hope: The Special Edition (September 14, 2011)
Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope
reprints
- Star Wars: A New Hope – The Special Edition:
The Comic-book Adaptation (January 8,
1997 – Dark Horse Books)
part 1 simultaneously printed in:
- Star Wars: A New Hope – The Special Edition # 1 (of 4), January 1997
Star Wars: Episode V – The
Empire Strikes Back (September 14, 2011)
Star Wars Episode V: The Empire
Strikes Back
reprints
- Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back – The Special Edition: The Comic-book
Adaptation (February 5, 1997 – Dark Horse
Books)
reprints (recolored):
- Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back: The Marvel Comics Version (May 1980)
reprints (recolored):
- Star Wars # 39, September 1980 (June 3, 1980 - Marvel Comics)
- Star Wars # 40, October 1980 (July
1, 1980 – Marvel Comics)
- Star Wars # 41, November 1980 (August 5, 1980 – Marvel Comics)
- Star Wars # 42, December 1980 (September 2, 1980 - Marvel Comics)
- Star Wars # 43, January 1981 (October
7, 1980 – Marvel Comics)
- Star Wars # 44, February 1981 (November
4, 1980 – Marvel Comics)
Star Wars: Episode VI –
Return of the Jedi (September 14, 2011)
Star Wars Episode VI: Return of
the Jedi
reprints
- Star Wars: Return of the Jedi – The Special Edition: The Comic-book
Adaptation (February 5, 1997 – Dark Horse
Books)
reprints (recolored):
- Marvel Super Special No. 27: Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (April 1983 – Marvel Comics)
reprints (recolored):
- Star Wars: Return of the Jedi # 1, October 1983 (June 1983 - Marvel Comics)
- Star Wars: Return of the Jedi # 2, November 1983 (July 1983– Marvel Comics)
- Star Wars: Return of the Jedi # 3, December 1983 (August 1983– Marvel Comics)
- Star Wars: Return of the Jedi # 4, January 1984 (September 1983– Marvel Comics)
Star Wars: Heir to the
Empire (December 28, 2011)
Heir to the Empire
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Heir to the Empire # 1 (of 6), October 1995 (October 3, 1995)
-
Star Wars: Heir to the Empire # 2 (of 6), November 1995 (November 7, 1995)
-
Star Wars: Heir to the Empire # 3 (of 6), December 1995 (December 12, 1995)
-
Star Wars: Heir to the Empire # 4 (of 6), January 1996 (January 30, 1996)
-
Star Wars: Heir to the Empire # 5 (of 6), March 1996 (March 12, 1996)
-
Star Wars: Heir to the Empire # 6 (of 6), April 1996 (April 30, 1996)
Star Wars: Infinties – A New
Hope (January 4, 2012)
Star Wars Infinities: A New Hope
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Infinities – A New Hope # 1, May 2001 (May 2, 2001)
-
Star Wars: Infinities – A New Hope # 2, June 2001 (June 6, 2001)
-
Star Wars: Infinities – A New Hope # 3, September 2001 (September 19, 2001)
-
Star Wars: Infinities – A New Hope # 4, October 2001 (November 21, 2001)
Star Wars: Jango Fett (December 28,
2011)
Jango Fett
reprints:
- Star Wars: Jango Fett (March 13, 2002 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: The Clone Wars –
Crash Course (October 19, 2011)
Crash Course
reprints
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars – Crash Course (December 31, 2008 – Dark Horse Books)
Star Wars: The Clone Wars –
Shipyards of Doom (August 3, 2011)
Shipyards of Doom
reprints
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars – Shipyards of Doom (September 24, 2008 – Dark Horse Books)
Star Wars: The Clone Wars –
The Wind Raiders of Taloraan (December 21, 2011)
The Wind Raiders of Taloraan
reprints
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars – The Wind Raiders of Taloraan (May 28, 2009 – Dark Horse Books)
Star Wars: The Force
Unleashed (July 27, 2011)
The Force Unleashed
reprints
- Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (August 18, 2008
– Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: The Force
Unleashed II (August 31, 2011)
The Force Unleashed II
reprints
- Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II (September 29,
2010 – Dark Horse Books)
solicitation copy:
For a limited time only, you can get nearly every Star Wars graphic novel available on Dark Horse Digital for one ultra-low price. Get
every movie adaptation and more stories about the characters you know and love,
plus new stories about characters you have never met! Go past the movies, get
more Clone Wars, unleash the force, and explore new worlds and timelines in
everyone's favorite galaxy far, far away!
Complete your collection that began with our Black Friday
Star Wars Universe MegaBundle (November 25,
2011).
01-25 Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open Seasons # 1
(Jango Fett: Open Seasons # 1 of 4)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (23 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Ramon Bachs / cover-colors: Edgar Delgado & Raul Trevino
features:
Jango Fett: Open Seasons
reprints:
- Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open Seasons # 1 (of
4), April 2002 (May 1, 2002 – Dark Horse
Comics)
credits:
script: Haden Blackman
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Jeremy Barlow
pencils: Ramon Bachs / inks: Raul Fernandez
colors: Brad Anderson / letters: Digital Chameleon
designers: Dave Nestelle & Lia Ribacchi
special thanks to Chris Cerasi & Lucy Wilson at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Jango Fett is the master bounty hunter of his time—a man
feared and respected throughout the galaxy. But he wasn't always a bounty
hunter. Once he was a simple farm boy from the Outer Rim. But when his family
was murdered by the criminal mercenary band known as the Death Watch, Jango
fell in with another group of soldiers, elite Mandalorian warriors—who offered
him a chance for revenge! Open
Seasons offers an in-depth look at one of the
most exciting characters from Episode II.
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 25) Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open Seasons # 1 - # 4 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-25 Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open Seasons # 2
(Jango Fett: Open Seasons # 2 of 4)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Ramon Bachs / cover-colors: Studio F (Edgar Delgado & Raul Trevino)
features:
Jango Fett: Open Seasons
reprints:
- Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open Seasons # 2 (of
4), May 2002 (June 9, 2002 – Dark Horse
Comics)
credits:
script: Haden Blackman
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Jeremy Barlow
pencils: Ramon Bachs / inks: Raul Fernandez
colors: Brad Anderson / letters: Digital Chameleon
designers: Dave Nestelle & Lia Ribacchi
special thanks to Chris Cerasi & Lucy Wilson at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
A young Jango Fett finds himself trapped behind enemy
lines in the second issue of Open Seasons, a miniseries
revealing the history of this notorious bounty hunter. Hounded by the evil
Death Watch, Fett and his crew must charge headlong into one of their most
dangerous missions, and not everyone is coming home...
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 25) Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open Seasons # 1 - # 4 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-25 Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open Seasons # 3
(Jango Fett: Open Seasons # 3 of 4)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Ramon Bachs / cover-colors: Studio F (Edgar Delgado & Raul Trevino)
features:
Jango Fett: Open Seasons
reprints:
- Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open Seasons # 3 (of
4), June 2002 (July 17, 2002 – Dark Horse
Comics)
credits:
script: Haden Blackman
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Jeremy Barlow
pencils: Ramon Bachs / inks: Raul Fernandez
colors: Brad Anderson / letters: Digital Chameleon
designers: Dave Nestelle & Lia Ribacchi
special thanks to Chris Cerasi & Lucy Wilson at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Before he became the galaxy's most dangerous bounty
hunter, Jango Fett endured many trials. His parents were murdered, he joined an
outlaw gang of mercenaries, and now, after taking command of a group of vicious
Mandalorian warriors, Jango finds himself working for a corrupt governor on the
wasteland world of Galidraan. When Fett and his soldiers are implicated in a
heinous killing spree, the Republic dispatches the guardians of peace and
freedom, the Jedi, to stop the Mandalorians. With no way to prove his
innocence, Fett must fight to retain his freedom. But in this battle he must
face a most powerful adversary—the legendary Jedi Master Dooku.
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 25) Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open Seasons # 1 - # 4 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-25 Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open Seasons # 4
(Jango Fett: Open Seasons # 4 of 4)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Ramon Bachs / cover-colors: Studio F (Edgar Delgado & Raul Trevino)
features:
Jango Fett: Open Seasons
reprints:
- Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open Seasons # 4 (of
4), July 2002 (September 4, 2002 – Dark Horse
Comics)
credits:
script: Haden Blackman
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Jeremy Barlow
pencils: Ramon Bachs / inks: Raul Fernandez
colors: Brad Anderson / letters: Digital Chameleon
designers: Dave Nestelle & Lia Ribacchi
special thanks to Chris Cerasi & Lucy Wilson at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
From a simple farm boy to an orphan of war, from
Mandalorian warrior to the galaxy's most feared bounty hunter, Jango Fett has
been forged in a crucible of hardship and death. Now he has become the ultimate
warrior, and the fearsome Count Dooku and his mysterious benefactor have an
offer for Jango that he cannot refuse…Don't miss the final chapter in the
definitive origin story of Jango Fett!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 25) Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open Seasons # 1 - # 4 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-25 Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open Seasons # 1 – # 4 Bundle
(Jango Fett: Open Seasons digital collection)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (95 pages), SRP $ 6.99
this bundle features the following digital comics by Dark Horse Digital:
Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open
Seasons # 1 (January 25, 2012)
Jango Fett: Open Seasons
reprints:
- Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open Seasons # 1 (of
4), April 2002 (May 1, 2002 – Dark Horse
Comics)
Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open
Seasons # 2 (January 25, 2012)
Jango Fett: Open Seasons
reprints:
- Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open Seasons # 2 (of
4), May 2002 (June 9, 2002 – Dark Horse
Comics)
Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open
Seasons # 3 (January 25, 2012)
Jango Fett: Open Seasons
reprints:
- Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open Seasons # 3 (of
4), June 2002 (July 17, 2002 – Dark Horse
Comics)
Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open
Seasons # 4 (January 25, 2012)
Jango Fett: Open Seasons
reprints:
- Star Wars: Jango Fett – Open Seasons # 4 (of 4),
July 2002 (September 4, 2002 – Dark Horse
Comics)
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
This bundle contains the four issue mini-series Star Wars: Jango Fett—Open Seasons!
He was born a poor farm boy on a forgotten planet in the galaxy's
Outer Rim. Taken under the wing of a wise mentor after the violent death of his
family, he would rise up to lead a band of fighters struggling for survival
against a dark force that threatens to wipe them out completely. His name would
become known throughout the systems, and his legacy would change the galaxy
forever. But his name isn't Skywalker...it's Jango Fett! The Sith have begun
the final maneuvering in their quest to take over the galaxy and are looking
for the perfect specimen to take part in their secret experiments. Lord Tyranus
may've just found a prime candidate in Jango. Recounting Jango's story from his
early days on the Fett farm, through the annihilation of the once proud
Mandalorian warriors, to his transformation into the galaxy's most feared
bounty hunter.
01-25 Star Wars: Legacy # 25
(Legacy # 25 of 56)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (23 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Sean Cooke
features:
The Hidden Temple
reprints:
- Star Wars: Legacy # 25, June 2008 (June 18, 2008 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: John Ostrander
editor: Randy Stradley /
assistant editors: Freddye Lins & Dave Marshall
art: Jan Duursema / inks: Dan Parsons
colors: Brad Anderson / letters: Michael Heisler
designer: Scott Cook
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Danger comes to the most secret location in the galaxy in
this first part of a new story!
There is a place, hidden to all but a select few, where
some of the most powerful figures in the galaxy reside. As Cade Skywalker
travels there with a mission of utmost importance, an undetected pursuer may
put Cade's clandestine destination at terrible risk!
Discover the Hidden Temple. A place of
peace and sanctuary—enter at your own risk!
this digital comic is collected in the
following bundle:
- 2012 (January 25) Star Wars: Legacy # 25 - # 28 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-25 Star Wars: Legacy # 26
(Legacy # 26 of 56)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Omar Francia
features:
The Hidden Temple: Part Two
reprints:
- Star Wars: Legacy # 26, July 2008 (July 23, 2008 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: John Ostrander
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editors: Freddye Lins & Dave
Marshall
art: Jan Duursema / inks: Dan Parsons
colors: Brad Anderson / letters: Michael Heisler
designer: Scott Cook
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland Chee,
Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
The galaxy is in shreds from Darth Krayt's lesson in
obedience. Cade Skywalker has resolved that this Sith Emperor must be stopped,
not only to free himself and his friends from being hunted—but to save the
galaxy from further punishment. And he can't do it alone!
Cade travels to a secret Jedi Temple to acquire help from
additional Jedi, but his arrival may bring other dangers that do not originate
with Darth Krayt...
This is the future of Star
Wars, the continuation of the story that
started in the original trilogy, and none of it has been seen before.
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 25) Star Wars: Legacy # 25 - # 28 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-25 Star Wars: Legacy # 27
(Legacy # 27 of 56)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Omar Francia
features:
Into the Core
reprints:
- Star Wars: Legacy # 27, August 2008 (August 27, 2008 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: John Ostrander
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editors: Freddye Lins & Dave
Marshall
art: Omar Francia
colors: Brad Anderson / letters: Michael Heisler
designer: Scott Cook
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Darth Wyyrlok is the master of Sith lore and magic in
Darth Krayt's Sith Order. He has also been Krayt's confidant, spokesman, and
friend. Now, seeing the further deterioration of his Master from the ravages of
the Yuuzhan Vong bioforms, Wyyrlok attempts a dangerous journey into the Deep
Core worlds to the birthplace of Lord Andeddu, an ancient Sith Lord, seeking to
discover any secrets that might save Darth Krayt. Penetrating the Deep Core,
however, is always hazardous, and Wyyrlok must call upon his own core—his
strength, skills, and beliefs—to simply survive.
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 25) Star Wars: Legacy # 25 - # 28 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-25 Star Wars: Legacy # 28 (Vector Part 9)
(Legacy # 28 of 56)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Travis Charest
features:
Vector: Part 9 of 12
reprints:
- Star Wars: Legacy # 28, September 2008 (September 24, 2008 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
story: John Ostrander & Jan Duursema / script: John Ostrander
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins / associate editor:
Dave Marshall
art: Jan Duursema / inks: Dan Parsons
colors: Brad Anderson / letters: Michael Heisler
designer: Scott Cook
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
This issue of Legacy launches the final
four-issue chapter of Vector. This galaxy-changing force has moved through three time
periods, beginning over four thousand years ago. Lasting impressions and
repercussions have been left on all the heroes of Star Wars. Now, Vector has reached the future of Star Wars and will forever
change the lives of Skywalker's descendants!
For anyone who never knew where to start with Star Wars comics, Vector is the perfect introduction to the entire Star Wars line! For any serious Star
Wars fan, Vector is a must-see
event, with major happenings throughout the most important moments of the
galaxy's history!
This issue launches the final chapter of Vector, a twelve-part story line that runs through Knights of the Old Republic, Dark Times, Rebellion, and Legacy.
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (January 25) Star Wars: Legacy # 25 - # 28 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
01-25 Star Wars: Legacy # 25 – # 28 Bundle
(Legacy digital collection # 7)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (95 pages), SRP $ 6.99
this bundle features the following digital comics by Dark Horse Digital:
Star Wars: Legacy # 25 (January 25,
2012)
The Hidden Temple
reprints:
- Star Wars: Legacy # 25, June 2008 (June 18, 2008 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Legacy # 26 (January 25, 2012)
The Hidden Temple: Part Two
reprints:
- Star Wars: Legacy # 26, July 2008 (July 23, 2008 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Legacy # 27 (January 25,
2012)
Into the Core
reprints:
- Star Wars: Legacy # 27, August 2008 (August 27, 2008 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Legacy # 28 (January 25,
2012)
Vector: Part 9 of 12
reprints:
- Star Wars: Legacy # 28, September 2008 (September 24, 2008 – Dark Horse Comics)
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
This bundle contains issues #25-#28 of Star Wars: Legacy.
There is a place, hidden to all but a select few, where
some of the most powerful figures in the galaxy reside. As Cade Skywalker
travels there with a mission of utmost importance, an undetected pursuer may
put Cade's clandestine destination at terrible risk!
01-26 Star Wars Galaxy Volume 1, # 17, February 2012
(SW Galaxy # 17)
publisher info:
Titan Magazines (Titan Publishing Group Ltd.)
floppy (72 pages), ISSN 2045-1296 TBN 11994, SRP Ł 3.15
printed in England by BPG Stones
main credits:
editor: Mark McKenzie-Ray / consulting editor: Andrew James / senior
comics editor: Steve White
designer: Jenny Edwards
features:
Star Wars Tales:
Resurrection – Part 1 of 2 (23 pages: 1 -
23)
reprints the comic Resurrection
(pages 1 – 23), first printed in:
- Star Wars Tales # 9, September 2001 (October 10, 2001 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Ron Marz
editor: Dave Land
inks: Terry Austin
colours: Raul Trevino at Studio F / letters: Steve Dutro
intro-text (contents-page): The galaxy's greatest Sith warriors battle it out for supremacy in this
epic story! Arriving on the volcanic moon Kalakar Six, Darth Vader is
unprepared for the challenge that awaits him: a duel to the death with Darth
Maul! – First printed as Star Wars Tales # 9: Resurrection.
intro-text (page 1): With a team of
stormtroopers, Darth Vader continues his search for the Rebels and the stolen
Death Star plans in his Imperial Shuttle. The hunt leads the Sith Lord to a
strange, desolate moon...
Dark Times: Out of the Wilderness
– Part 3 of 5 (22 pages: 25 – 34 & 39 - 50)
reprints:
- Star Wars: Dark Times – Out of the Wilderness # 3, November 2011 (November 30, 2011 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Randy Stradley
editor: Randy Stradley & Dave Marshall
art: Douglas Wheatley
colours: Dan Jackson / letters: Michael Heisler
intro-text (contents-page): Jedi Dass Jennir is hot on the trail of his captured companion, Ember
Chankeli. But Jennir had better watch his back, as Darth Vader and a mysterious
assassin inch closer and closer in their hunt for the Jedi! – First printed as Dark Times: Out of the Wilderness # 3.
intro-text (page 25): After murdering
Darth Vader’s prisoner – a former crew member of the outlaw vessel Uhumele – a mysterious assassin searched the
Imperial databanks for information on a surviving Jedi named Dass Jennir.
Believing the assassin may lead him to Jennir, Vader is determined to find the
mystery man.
Following their own trail to Jennir’s location, the
crew of the Uhumele and their new Jedi
companion, Beyghor Sahdett, arrived on Vondarc, where they infiltrated an
Imperial guard post while searching for additional information.
Meanwhile, having crash-landed on Prine and spent
weeks crossing the hostile wasteland, Jennir and his droid, H2, have a new
challenge: rescue their companion, Ember Chankeli, who has been captured by
desert pirates...
The Old Republic: The Lost Suns -
Part 5 of 5 (22 pages: 51 - 72)
reprints:
- Star Wars: The Old Republic – The Lost Suns # 5, October 2011 (October 12, 2011 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Alexander Freed
editor: Dave Marshall
pencils: Dave Ross & George Freeman / inks: Mark McKenna
colours: Michael Atiyeh / letters: Michael Heisler
intro-text (contents-page): The latest arc from The Old Republic concludes! Theron Shan and his ragtag
crew have escaped Imperial custody, but will they be able to stop Darth Mekhis
from launching his megaweapon before time runs out? – First printed as The Old Republic: The Lost Suns # 5
intro-text (page 51): Thousands of
years before the rise of Darth Vader, the Galactic Republic united a galaxy
under the rule of the Senate and ushered civilisation into a golden age – its
trillions of citizens governed by a democratic Senate and protected by the
mystical Jedi Order.
In this era, the Jedi were numerous and served as
guardians of peace and justice. Immense wars were fought by the Jedi of old,
against the ancient Sith.
The war ended in a tense peace agreement. But while
the Republic focused on rebuilding, the Empire sought to ensure its superiority
in the next war. The result is the Sun Razer – a superweapon factory created by
the Sith Lord, Darth Mekhis.
Theron Shan, elite Republic spy and son of the Grand
Master of the Jedi Order, has joined with alien criminal Teff’ith – a
small-time thug and petty thief – and Jedi Master Nghani Zho – legendary hero,
mentor to the Jedi Council, and Theron’s childhood guardian. Together, they
have infiltrated the Sun Razer, hoping to destroy it...
intro text (inside-cover):
Unless you’ve been living under a rock these past few
months, we’re sure it hasn’t escaped your attention that Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace is being
released in cinemas in mindblowing 3D this February! In celebration of this
momentous occasion, we’ve got a great story for you featuring the big, bad
Sith, Darth Maul, as he takes on Lord Vader in a high-octane battle for
survival! It’s a tale that you won’t want to miss! After taking a break last
issue, we return to the Dark Times as Darth Vader and an unknown
assassin continue to stalk their prey: Jedi Dass Jennir. If you’ve been
enjoying the latest LucasArts video game, Star Wars: The Old Republic,
check out the grand finale of Republic spy Theron Shan’s adventure in The
Lost Suns! Will it be a happily ever after for Shan and his unlikely
comrades? Also included in this issue is a fantastic Darth Maul poster and a
chance to win some brilliant LEGO Star Wars prizes – just turn to page
40!
solicitation copy:
Inside this issue:
Star Wars Tales: Resurrection – Part 1 of 2 – The galaxy's greatest Sith warriors battle it out for supremacy in this
epic story! Arriving on the volcanic moon Kalakar Six, Darth Vader is
unprepared for the challenge that awaits him: a duel to the death with Darth
Maul!
Dark Times: Out of the Wilderness – Part 3 of 5 – Jedi Dass Jennir is hot on the trail of his captured companion, Ember
Chankeli. But Jennir had better watch his back, as Darth Vader and a mysterious
assassin inch closer and closer in their hunt for the Jedi!
The Old Republic: The Lost Suns – Part 5 of 5 - The latest arc from The Old Republic concludes!
Theron Shan and his ragtag crew have escaped Imperial custody, but will they be
able to stop Darth Mekhis from launching his megaweapon before time runs out?
this issue features:
- contents: Welcome to Star Wars Galaxy! (1 page: inside front-cover)
- poster: Star Wars Galaxy (Darth Maul by Tsuneo Sanda) (2 pages: 36 & 37)
- competition: Win! LEGO Star Wars Prizes! (1 page: 38)
- interview: Interview: Alexander Freed, with exclusive
character sketches from artist Dave Ross (4 pages: 46 - 49)
- announcement: Next Issue (1 page: inside back-cover)
February 2012
02-01 Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi # 0
(Dawn of the Jedi # 0)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital
floppy (25 pages), SRP $ 2.99
cover art: Rodolfo Migliari
features:
Your Guide to the Dawn of the Jedi
Era of Star Wars
published simultaneously in print as:
- Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi # 0, February 2012
credits:
text: John Ostrander
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
art: Jan Duursema
designer: Stephen Reichert
special thanks to Jennifer Heddle, Leland Chee, Troy Alders, Carol
Roeder, Jann Moorhead & David Anderman at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy:
It began with the mysterious pyramid ships—the Tho
Yor—scattered to the eight corners of the galaxy, and ended with the
establishment of an Order that would change the universe forever.
Here's your first look at the Star Wars of 25,000 years ago—before there were lightsabers, when the ties to the Force
were new, and before the Jedi spread out into the galaxy.
The official guide for readers of Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi!
The Ostrander/Duursema team returns to Star Wars!
02-01 Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi # 0, February 2012
(Dawn of the Jedi # 1)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Comics
floppy (28 pages), SRP $ 3.50
cover art: Rodolfo Migliari
printed by Cadmus Communications, Easton, PA, USA
features:
Your Guide to the Dawn of the Jedi
Era of Star Wars (22 pages: 1 –
6, 9 – 12, 15 – 26)
published simultaneously digitally as:
- Star Wars:
Dawn of the Jedi # 0
credits:
text: John Ostrander
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
art: Jan Duursema
designer: Stephen Reichert
special thanks to Jennifer Heddle, Leland Chee, Troy
Alders, Carol Roeder, Jann Moorhead & David Anderman at Lucas Licensing
story initial timeline placement:
The events in this story begin approximately 36,453
years before the Battle of Yavin
intro text (inside-cover):
It is an era of legend, an era before the discovery of
hyperspace travel, before the foundation of the Old Republic, and before the
philosophies of the Jedi and the Sith were codified.
This is a tale of a great and mythic society, established
and nurtured by powers unthinkable ancient and mysterious, on a collision
course with an empire founded on darkness and death.
These are the true roots of both the Jedi and the Sith
Orders... the dawn of the Jedi.
solicitation copy:
It began with the mysterious pyramid ships—the Tho
Yor—scattered to the eight corners of the galaxy, and ended with the
establishment of an Order that would change the universe forever.
Here's your first look at the Star Wars of 25,000 years ago—before there were lightsabers, when the ties to the
Force were new, and before the Jedi spread out into the galaxy.
The official guide for readers of Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi!
The Ostrander/Duursema team returns to Star Wars!
this issue features:
- announcement: Ancient Writings Dawn of the Jedi – Force Storm # 1
On Sale in Two Weeks (1 page: 27)
reprint history (USA):
- 2012 (March 21) Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi # 0, March 2012 (Second Printing)
- 2012 (April 18) Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi # 0, April 2012 (Third Printing)
02-01 Star Wars: Empire # 13
(Empire # 13 of 40)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover pencils: David Michael Beck & Brad Anderson (colors)
features:
What Sin Loyalty?
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 13, October 2003 (November 26, 2003 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Jeremy Barlow
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Jeremy Barlow
art: Patrick Blaine
coloring: Studio F / lettering: Sno Cone Studios
designer: Lani Schreibstein
special thanks to Sue Rostoni & Amy Gary at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy:
This issue delivers a rare view of the days of the
Rebellion from the perspective of a soldier of the Empire—specifically that of a
stormtrooper who is transferred to the newly commissioned Death Star! Trooper
TK-622 is proud to do his duty in the service of the Emperor, but he suspects
that may not be the case for every member of the battle station's crew. Strange
"accidents" and equipment malfunctions point to the presence of a
saboteur, but can the trooper prove it before the station goes into action
above Yavin?
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 1) Star Wars: Empire # 13 - # 16 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-01 Star Wars: Empire # 14
(Empire # 14 of 40)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Francisco Ruiz Valesco
features:
The Savage Heart
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 14, November 2003 (December 10, 2003 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Paul Alden
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Jeremy Barlow
art: Raúl Trevino
coloring: Raúl Trevino / lettering: Michael David Thomas
designer: Lani Schreibstein
special thanks to Sue Rostoni & Amy Gary at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy:
Vader alone.
Vader the undefeated.
Vader the savage.
After the destruction of the Death Star, Darth Vader
attempts to make it to an Imperial safe haven in his crippled TIE fighter, only
to crash land in a savage wilderness. Forced to make his way on foot, attacked
by ferocious native carnivores, Vader shucks off the restraints of Imperial
order and Sith schemes and embraces his raw, wild power.
This is Vader as you never seen him before!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 1) Star Wars: Empire # 13 - # 16 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-01 Star Wars: Empire # 15
(Empire # 15 of 40)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (23 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Kilian Plunkett & Brad Anderson (colors)
features:
Darklighter
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 15, December 2003 (December 24, 2003 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Paul Chadwick
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Jeremy Barlow
art: Doug Wheatley
coloring: Chris Chuckry / lettering: Sno Cone Studios
designer: Lani Schreibstein
special thanks to Sue Rostoni & Amy Gary at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy:
To Biggs Darklighter, it seems like he's already lived a
lifetime of adventures since joining the Rebel Alliance. But now, reunited with
his boyhood friend Luke Skywalker, Biggs faces what will prove to be the adventure of his life—and his death: the assault on the Death Star!
Strap into your pilot seats and lower your blast
shields—the Rogue Squadron is about to make galactic history!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 1) Star Wars: Empire # 13 - # 16 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-01 Star Wars: Empire # 16
(Empire # 16 of 40)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: David Michael Beck & Brad Anderson (colors)
features:
To the Last Man: Part 1 of 3
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 16, January 2004 (January 28, 2004 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Welles Hartley (aka Randy Stradley)
editor: Randy Stradley / associate editor: Jeremy Barlow
pencils: Davidé Fabbri / inks: Christian Dalla Vecchia
colors: Davidé Fabbri / lettering: Sno Cone Studios
designer: Lani Schreibstein
special thanks to Sue Rostoni & Amy Gary at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy:
He may have washed out as a pilot at the Imperial
Academy, but Lt. Janek Sunber has found a new home in the infantry. Hoping for
a post on a world where he could see some action against the Rebels, he instead
finds himself on the jungle world of Maridun as part of a regiment overseeing
the construction of a new base. But just when he's resigned himself to a long,
uneventful tour of duty, things heat up. The alien natives are restless, and on
the hunt for human skulls! Sunber is about to learn one of the truths about the
infantry: all service is sacrifice, and in the infantry that sacrifice is
usually in blood!
this digital comic is collected in the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 1) Star Wars: Empire # 13 - # 16 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-01 Star Wars: Empire # 13 – # 16 Bundle
(Empire digital collection # 4)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (95 pages), SRP $ 6.99
this bundle features the following digital comics by Dark Horse Digital:
Star Wars: Empire # 13 (February 1,
2012)
What Sin Loyalty?
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 13, October 2003 (November 26, 2003 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Empire # 14 (February 1,
2012)
The Savage Heart
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 14, November 2003 (December 10, 2003 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Empire # 15 (February 1,
2012)
Darklighter
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 15, December 2003 (December 24, 2003 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Empire # 16 (February 1,
2012)
To the Last Man: Part 1 of 3
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 16, January 2004 (January 28, 2004 – Dark Horse Comics)
solicitation copy:
This bundle contains issues #13 - #16 of Star Wars: Empire!
A rare view of the days of the Rebellion from the perspective of a soldier of the Empire—specifically that of a stormtrooper who is transferred to the newly commissioned Death Star!
After the destruction of the Death Star, Darth Vader
attempts to make it to an Imperial safe haven in his crippled TIE fighter, only
to crash-land in a savage wilderness.
To Biggs Darklighter, it seems like he's already lived a
lifetime of adventures since joining the Rebel Alliance. Strap into your pilot
seats and lower your blast shields—the Rogue Squadron is about to make galactic
history!
He may have washed out as a pilot at the Imperial Academy,
but Lt. Janek Sunber has found a new home in the infantry. Hoping for a post on
a world where he could see some action against the Rebels, he instead finds
himself on the jungle world of Maridun as part of a regiment overseeing the
construction of a new base.
02-01 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 36 – Prophet
Motive Part 1
(Knights of the Old Republic # 36 of 50)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Dan Scott
features:
Prophet Motive: Part 1 of 2
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 36,
December 2008 (December 23, 2008 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: John Jackson Miller
editor: Dave Marshall / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
art: Bong Dazo
colors: Michael Atiyeh / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Krystal Hennes
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
The beginning of a whole new era for loner Jedi Zayne
Carrick launches our clever, clumsy hero, his con-artist best friend Gryph, and
the bold Jarael into the kind of seat-of-your-pants adventure only Star Wars can provide!
The perfect starting point for new readers, this story
kicks off the next phase in Zayne's life with a long-shot swindle gone wrong!
Gryph's got a plan to part some shady-dealing Chev from their unjustly earned
credits, but he'll need more than a disguise to protect him when they catch on
to his game!
A New Era for the Old Republic!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 1) Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 36 - # 41 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-01 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 37 – Prophet
Motive Part 2 (of 2)
(Knights of the Old Republic # 37 of 50)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Dan Scott
features:
Prophet Motive: Part 2 of 2
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 37,
January 2009 (January 21, 2009 – Dark Horse
Comics)
credits:
script: John Jackson Miller
editor: Dave Marshall / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
art: Bong Dazo
colors: Michael Atiyeh / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Stephen Reichert
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Former Padawan Zayne Carrick's new life takes a turn for
the worse as a con gone wrong puts his friends in a deadly predicament!
Fleecing the corrupt financial exchange on Metellos 3
seemed like a victimless crime to Zayne's friends Jarael and Rohlan—until they
became the victims! Now prisoners of a galactic criminal syndicate, Jarael and
Rohlan must find a way to survive long enough for Zayne and his conniving
cohort Gryph to rescue them!
Make sure to be there as the conclusion to "Prophet
Motive" propels Knights
of the Old Republic into a brand-new
galaxy of adventures!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 1) Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 36 - # 41 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-01 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 38 – Faithful
Execution
(Knights of the Old Republic # 38 of 50)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Brian Ching & Michael Atiyeh (colors)
features:
Faithful Execution
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 38,
February 2009 (February 18, 2009 – Dark Horse
Comics)
credits:
script: John Jackson Miller
editor: Dave Marshall / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
art: Dean Zachary
lettering: Michael Heisler / colors: Michael Atiyeh
designer: Stephen Reichert
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Zayne Carrick and his crewmates Jarael, Slyssk, and the
Mandalorian Rohlan investigate a pleasure cruise gone wrong!
Something horrible has happened aboard the Chancellor Fillorean; the former luxury ship now drifts aimlessly in a space
nebula. Upon boarding the ghost ship, a host of asphyxiated passengers and two
lone survivors—a tiny alien and his fierce droid bodyguard—are all that are
found. Zayne and his friends must solve the mystery and find what has been
causing the tragic and disturbing deaths—before they also become victims.
"Action-packed plots and dynamic artwork" -School Library Journal
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 1) Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 36 - # 41 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-01 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 39 – Dueling
Ambitions Part 1
(Knights of the Old Republic # 39 of 50)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Daryl Mandryk
features:
Dueling Ambitions: Part 1 of 3
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 39,
March 2009 (March 19, 2009 – Dark Horse
Comics)
credits:
script: John Jackson Miller
editor: Dave Marshall / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
art: Brian Ching
lettering: Michael Heisler / colors: Michael Atiyeh
designer: Stephen Reichert
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Combat sports and high-speed racing in the
Old Republic!
Zayne and Gryph—now partners in
"crime"—along with Jarael and Rohlan, prepare to rip off the
big-business world of sport dueling. Gryph has himself in the perfect position
for the con, until Zayne enters himself into the Open, Jarael becomes oddly
distracted, and even Rohlan finds himself taking part in the duels. If that
weren't enough, veteran warrior Goethar Kleej inexplicably forces upon Zayne an
incredible handicap...
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 1) Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 36 - # 41 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-01 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 40 – Dueling
Ambitions Part 2 (of 3)
(Knights of the Old Republic # 40 of 50)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Daryl Mandryk
features:
Dueling Ambitions: Part 2 of 3
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 40,
April 2009 (April 22, 2009 – Dark Horse
Comics)
credits:
script: John Jackson Miller
editor: Dave Marshall / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
art: Brian Ching
lettering: Michael Heisler / colors: Michael Atiyeh
designer: Stephen Reichert
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Zayne is entered in the "Dueling
Duo" Tandem Open, and he has had a special handicap forced on him by
threat of death!
Aubin, the inexperienced, backward son of a
veteran warrior-hero will be his partner in the preliminary battles! Zayne must
make sure his partner survives the duels until the last round—but he can't
figure out what is behind Aubin's entrance in the battles. That is, until
Jarael discovers that what drives the duel sports is a slavery-based "farm
system" that provides the warriors.
Jarael, Gryph, Rohlan, and Zayne must save
Aubin and bring exposure to what horrors lie beneath the surface of the duels.
this digital comic is collected in the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 1) Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 36 - # 41 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-01 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 41 – Dueling
Ambitions Part 3 (of 3)
(Knights of the Old Republic # 41 of 50)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Dan Scott
features:
Dueling Ambitions: Part 3 of 3
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 41,
May 2009 (May 20, 2009 – Dark Horse
Comics)
credits:
script: John Jackson Miller
editor: Dave Marshall / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
art: Brian Ching
lettering: Michael Heisler / colors: Michael Atiyeh
designer: Stephen Reichert
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
It is championship day at the dueling open:
Zayne struggles to protect his inept partner in the duels while simultaneously
trying to convince the boy's warrior father that he and his friends have a plan
to save them and stop the slave "farm system." Meanwhile, Gryph and
Jarael set the team's plan into action, doing their best to avoid the duel
official's security.
In the conclusion to "Dueling
Ambitions," Zayne faces the reality of his dreams and his future, and
Jarael gets a look back at her mysterious past.
this digital comic is collected in the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 1) Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 36 - # 41 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-01 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 36 – # 41
Bundle
(Knights of the Old Republic digital collection # 7)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (144 pages), SRP $ 9.99
this bundle features the following digital comics by Dark Horse Digital:
Star Wars: Knights of the
Old Republic # 36 – Prophet Motive Part 1 (February 1, 2012)
Prophet Motive: Part 1 of 2
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 36,
December 2008 (December 23, 2008 – Dark Horse
Comics)
Star Wars: Knights of the
Old Republic # 37 – Prophet Motive Part 2 (of 2) (February 1, 2012)
Prophet Motive: Part 2 of 2
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 37,
January 2009 (January 21, 2009 – Dark Horse
Comics)
Star Wars: Knights of the
Old Republic # 38 – Faithful Execution (February 1, 2012)
Faithful Execution
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 38,
February 2009 (February 18, 2009 – Dark Horse
Comics)
Star Wars: Knights of the
Old Republic # 39 – Dueling Ambitions (February 1, 2012)
Dueling Ambitions: Part 1 of 3
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 39,
March 2009 (March 19, 2009 – Dark Horse
Comics)
Star Wars: Knights of the
Old Republic # 36 – Prophet Motive Part 2 (of 3) (February 1, 2012)
Dueling Ambitions: Part 2 of 3
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 40,
April 2009 (April 22, 2009 – Dark Horse
Comics)
Star Wars: Knights of the
Old Republic # 36 – Prophet Motive Part 3 (of 3) (February 1, 2012)
Dueling Ambitions: Part 3 of 3
reprints:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 41,
May 2009 (May 20, 2009 – Dark Horse
Comics)
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
This bundle contains issues #36 - #41 of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic!
Former Padawan—and former fugitive—Zayne Carrick is
taking his life in a new direction. Along with his con-artist best friend Gryph;
the beautiful, bold, and mysterious Jarael; and ex-Mandalorian warrior Rohlan;
our bumbling yet lovable hero is ready to embark on the sort of adventures only
possible in the Star
Wars universe! In "Prophet
Motive," it's a long-shot swindle gone wrong; in "Faithful
Execution," it's a ghost ship and renegade droids; and in "Dueling
Ambitions," it's combat sports and high-speed racing.
02-02 Totally..., Vol. 1, No. 20, Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, March 2012
(UK Totally... # 20 – shrink-wrapped with three gifts: 3D glasses, Star
Wars Grabber Arm & Star Wars Stickers by Topps Europe)
publisher info:
Titan Magazines (Titan Publishing Group Ltd.)
magazine (28 pages), ISSN 2043-927X. TMN 12073, SRP Ł 3.99
printed in the UK by Polestar
main credits:
editor: Hannah Tibbetts / senior editor: Martin Eden / comic editor:
Andrew James
designer: Louise Brigenshaw
stellar contributors: Steve White & Mark Mckenzie-Ray
with thanks to Laura at TLC and Joanne and all at Lucasfilm
features:
Duel of the Fates (8 pages: 9 – 12
& 20 - 23)
(pages 10 – 12 & 20 – 22 are in 3D)
comic credits:
writer: Steve White
editor: Andrew James
artist: Will Sliney
colours: Digikore / letters: Andrew James
solicitation copy:
Totally: The Phantom Menace is a
one-off, 32-page official movie souvenir magazine that celebrates all things Star Wars: The Phantom Menace with a galaxy of features, puzzles, and games. And to mirror the movie’s
exciting new dimension, it features ten
pages in amazing 3D, including an all-new, all-action comic
strip! There’s an eye-popping double page 3D pull-put poster with some of the
most iconic characters in cinema brought to life!
Totally: The Phantom Menace Magazine is on sale February 2nd
and is available from all good newsagents and supermarkets in the United
Kingdom and Ireland.
this issue features:
- article: What’s Inside (2 pages; inside
cover & page 1)
- article: Movie Magic: The Phantom Menace Phab Five! (2 pages: 2 & 3)
- article: Maul Facts: Darth Maul! (2 pages: 4 & 5)
- article: Galactic Giggles: Jar Jar’s Ha Has (1 page: 6)
- competition: Win! Darth Maul Double Bladed Lightsaber! (1 page: 7)
- poster: Star Wars: (2 3D pages: 14 & 15)
- games: Droid Dilemmas! (1 page: 17)
- article: Jedi Training: How to Become... a Jedi Knight! (2 pages: 18 & 19)
- activity: Make It! Star Wars Lightsaber! (2 pages: 24 & 25)
- games: A-mazing Podracing! (2 3D pages: 26 & 27)
- competition: Cosmic Comp: Win! Five Fantastic [Lego] Sets to be Won! (1 page: 28)
- announcement: Next Issue: Totally... Hot Wheels (1 page: inside
back-cover)
-
activity: Feel the Force! Darth Maul Mask (1 page: back-cover)
02-07 Star Wars: The
Clone Wars Magazine Volume 1, # 10, March/April 2012
(US The Clone Wars Magazine # 10)
publisher info:
Titan Magazines (Titan Publishing Group Ltd.)
magazine (48 pages), TM 12020, SRP $
4.99
printed in the US by Browns
main credits:
editor: Andrew James / assistant editor: Mark McKenzie-Ray / senior
comics editor: Steve White
designers: Barry Spiers & Jenny Edwards
features:
Blind Jedi’s Bluff (8 pages: 8 – 15)
reprints the UK short comic Blind Jedi’s Bluff, first published in:
- Star Wars: Clone Wars Comic Volume # 6.29, February 2012 (January 12, 2012 – Titan Magazines)
credits:
writer: Mike W. Barr
artist: Tanya Roberts
colors: Digikore / letters: Andrew James
Jedi Masquerade (8 pages: 28 -
35)
reprints the UK short comic Jedi Masquerade, first published in:
- Star Wars: Clone Wars Comic Volume # 6.28, January 2012 (December 15, 2011 – Titan Magazines)
credits:
writer: Mike W. Barr
artist: Tanya Roberts
colors: Digikore / letters: Andrew James
comic intro text (by Mike W. Barr, page 28):
On the planet Coruscant, bounty hunter Aurra Sing is
as patient as a spice spider... and as deadly.
intro text (inside-cover):
Switch to your targeting computer as Star Wars: The
Phantom Menace goes 3D!
Yep, you may have seen Episode I at the movies but not like this! You’ll feel like you’re at
the controls in Anakin’s Podracer! You’ll be able to practically smell Jabba
the Hutt! And it’s all going to be in a cinema near you from February 10!
To celebrate this awesome event, we’re making The Clone Wars Magazine a Phantom Menace special!
There are features on the dastardly Darth Maul (he’s still our favorite bad
guy...) plus puzzles and quizzes galore.
We’ve also got two all-new, all-action comics strips
for you get your teeth into so don’t wait around – make the jump into comic
hyperspace!
May the Force be With You!
solicitation copy:
Phantom Menace to Clone Wars! - Many of your favourite The Clone Wars heroes
and villains first appeared in Phantom
Menace. We take a look at their recent histories in this
feature!
The Return of Darth Maul - In perhaps the most shocking return since
Obi-Wan Kenobi came back from the Force in The Empire Strikes Back, Darth
Maul is back in the Star Wars saga – and he's more deadly than ever!
Brand New Comic Strip: ‘Blind Jedi’s Bluff’ - Obi-Wan's
solo mission to get information from a Separatist traitor leads him straight
into a trap in the latest Star Wars:
The Clone Wars adventure. A flash-bomb leaves him temporarily
blind in the throes of combat - but will disability prove a barrier to victory?
Darth Maul Puzzles! - See if you can get the better of the Sith and resist
the lure of the dark side with these brain-busting Darth Maul puzzles!
Brand New Comic Strip: ‘Jedi Masquerade’ - Young
Jedi Knight Jyl Somtay adopts a dangerous strategy in the latest issue's brand
new and exclusive The Clone
Wars comic strip - disguising herself as the deadly
bounty hunter Aurra Sing. Will the plan pay off?
Plus:
- From Comic To Screen: Focus on the
comic book story that has been adapted as three amazing episodes!
- Clones Vs. Droids Board Game: Play
against your friends!
- Season Four coverage: 'Kidnapped'
and 'Slaves Of The Republic' episode guides and Season Four quiz!
- Kindalo profile: Find out about
the giant talking trees from Aleen!
- Your letters and drawings in Clone
Zone
- Asajj Ventress and General Grievous puzles
this issue features:
- article: Look Inside! (2 pages: inside front-cover & 1)
- article: Darth Maul Returns! (2 pages: 2 & 3)
- article: Star Wars: The Phantom Menace in 3D!!! (2 pages: 4 & 5)
- article: Phantom Menace to Clone Wars! (2 pages: 6 & 7)
- puzzles: Darth Maul Puzzles! (2 pages: 16 & 17)
- article: From Comic to Screen! (2 pages: 18 & 19)
- puzzles: Asajj Ventress Puzzles! (2 pages: 20 & 21)
- board game: Clone Vs. Droids Board Game (3 pages: 23 - 25)
- quiz: Season 4 Quiz! (1 page: 26)
- episode guide: Episode 4.11 – Kidnapped (2 pages: 38 & 39)
- puzzles: General Grievous Puzzles! (2 pages: 40 & 41)
- episode guide: Episode 4.12 – Slaves of the Republic (2 pages: 42 & 43)
- puzzles: Jedi Puzzles (2 pages: 44 & 45)
- letters-column: Clone Zone! (2 pages: 46 & 47)
- profile: Kindalo (1 page:
48)
- announcement: Next Issue! (inside back-cover)
02-08 Star Wars: Agent of the Empire # 3
(Agent of the Empire # 3)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (25 pages), SRP $ 2.99
cover art: Stéphane Roux
features:
Iron Eclipse: Part Three (of Five)
published simultaneously in print as:
- Star Wars: Agent of the Empire – Iron Eclipse # 3, February 2012 (Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: John Ostrander
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
pencils: Stéphane Créty / inks: Julien Hugonnard-Bert
colors: Wes Dzioba / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Tina Alessi
special thanks to Jennifer Heddle, Leland Chee, Troy
Alders, Carol Roeder, Jann Moorhead & David Anderman at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy:
Framed for a murder he didn't commit, Imperial Agent
Jahan Cross is on the run from Corporate Sector authorities, and uncovering the
secrets behind the mysterious "Iron Eclipse" project--all without the
assistance of his missing droid, IN-GA 44.
But Cross is not entirely without allies, because he
knows these two smugglers with a very fast ship...
A view of the Star Wars galaxy from inside the Empire!
Featuring Han Solo and Chewbacca!
02-08 Star Wars: Agent of the Empire – Iron Eclipse # 3,
February 2012
(Agent of the Empire # 3)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Comics
floppy (28 pages), SRP $ 3.50
cover art: Stéphane Roux
printed by Cadmus Communications, Easton, PA, USA
features:
Iron Eclipse: Part Three (of Five) (22 pages: 1 – 6, 9 – 16 & 19 - 26)
published simultaneously digitally as:
- Star Wars: Agent of the Empire # 3 (Dark Horse Digital)
credits:
script: John Ostrander
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
pencils: Stéphane Créty / inks: Julien Hugonnard-Bert
colors: Wes Dzioba / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Tina Alessi
special thanks to Jennifer Heddle, Leland Chee, Troy
Alders, Carol Roeder, Jann Moorhead & David Anderman at Lucas Licensing
story initial timeline placement:
The events in this story take place approximately
three years before the Battle of Yavin
intro text (inside-cover):
Imperial Agent Jahan Cross and his droid IN-GA 44
follow a trail of black-market droid devices to the Corporate Sector,
specifically to wealthy industrialist Iaculyn Stark – the son of Iaco Stark,
the man who thirty years ago, plunged the civilized galaxy into chaos with the
Stark Hyperspace War.
Before his death, the elder Stark had constructed
something called “Eclipse” near the gas giant Reltooine. According to the widow
Dah’lis Stark, it was to be an antigravity resort, which she would have
completed had her stepson not forbidden it.
When Dah’lis was murdered, Cross became the prime
suspect. Stark’s daughter Elli helped Jahan evade custody, but with “Inga”
stolen by Iaculyn, Cross must escape on his own...
solicitation copy:
Framed for a murder he didn't commit, Imperial Agent
Jahan Cross is on the run from Corporate Sector authorities, and uncovering the
secrets behind the mysterious "Iron Eclipse" project--all without the
assistance of his missing droid, IN-GA 44.
But Cross is not entirely without allies, because he
knows these two smugglers with a very fast ship...
A view of the Star Wars galaxy from inside the Empire!
Featuring Han Solo and Chewbacca!
this issue features:
- letterspage: Coded Transmissions (1 page: 27)
02-08 Star Wars: Crimson Empire III – Empire Lost # 4
(Crimson Empire # 16 of 18 / Crimson Empire III # 4 of 6)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital
floppy (25 pages), SRP $ 2.99
cover art: Dave Dorman
features:
Empire Lost: Part Four (of Six)
published simultaneously in print as:
- Star Wars: Crimson Empire III – Empire Lost #
4, February 2012
credits:
script: Mike Richardson / story: Mike Richardson & Randy Stradley
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
art: Paul Gulacy
colors: Michael Bartolo / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Tina Alessi
special thanks to Jennifer Heddle, Leland Chee, Troy Alders, Carol
Roeder, Jann Moorhead & David Anderman at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy:
Escaping from the Imperial hardliners who are intent on
killing Leia Organa Solo and bringing the New Republic to its knees, Kir Kanos
tries to warn his one-time enemies, only to be thrown into a New Republic
prison.
Mirith Sinn is the only one willing to trust Kanos, but
neither of them is aware of the extent of the Imperials' plans. It's not until
Luke Skywalker plays a hunch that the true danger is revealed!
The enemy of
my enemy is my friend... Or is he?
Luke Skywalker to the rescue!
02-08 Star Wars: Crimson Empire III – Empire Lost # 4,
February 2012
(Crimson Empire # 16 of 18 / Crimson Empire III # 4 of 6)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Comics
floppy (28 pages), SRP $ 3.50
cover art: Dave Dorman
printed by Cadmus Communications, Easton, PA, USA
features:
Empire Lost: Part Four (of Six) (24 pages: 1 – 6, 9 – 16 & 19 – 26)
published simultaneously in print as:
- Star Wars: Crimson Empire III – Empire Lost # 4 (Dark Horse Digital)
credits:
script: Mike Richardson / story: Mike Richardson & Randy Stradley
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
art: Paul Gulacy
colors: Michael Bartolo / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Tina Alessi
special thanks to Jennifer Heddle, Leland Chee, Troy
Alders, Carol Roeder, Jann Moorhead & David Anderman at Lucas Licensing
story initial timeline placement:
The events in this story take place approximately
thirteen years after the Battle of Yavin
intro text (inside-cover):
The war between the Empire and the New Republic drags
on. Even as Imperial leader Admiral Pellaeon hints at the possibility of peace,
treachery threatens to undermine his efforts.
Kir Kanos, the last surviving member of Emperor
Palpatine’s Royal Guard, has learned of Admiral Devian’s plan to kill thousands
of innocents on Coruscant. Kir makes a daring escape... an escape that seems to
come much too easily.
On Coruscant, Chief of State Leia Organa Solo is faced
with a difficult decision regarding her Chief of Security, Mirith Sinn: should
she secretly send Mirith to meet with Feena D’Asta to discuss a new peace
treaty? Leia’s brother, Luke Skywalker, thinks not, while her husband, Han
Solo, is far away, completing a long mission...
solicitation copy:
Escaping from the Imperial hardliners who are intent on
killing Leia Organa Solo and bringing the New Republic to its knees, Kir Kanos
tries to warn his one-time enemies, only to be thrown into a New Republic
prison.
Mirith Sinn is the only one willing to trust Kanos, but
neither of them is aware of the extent of the Imperials' plans. It's not until
Luke Skywalker plays a hunch that the true danger is revealed!
The enemy of
my enemy is my friend... Or is he?
Luke Skywalker to the rescue!
this issue features:
- letters-page: Scarlet Letters (1 page: 27)
02-08 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – War # 2
(Knights of the Old Republic: War # 2 of 5 / Knights of the Old Republic
# 52 of 55)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital
floppy (25 pages), SRP $ 2.99
cover art: Benjamin Carré
features:
War: Part 2 of 5
published simultaneously in print as:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – War #
2, February 2012
credits:
script: John Jackson Miller
editor: Dave Marshall / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
pencils: Andrea Mutti / inks: Pierluigi Baldassini
colors: Michael Atiyeh / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Stephen Reichert
special thanks to Jennifer Heddle, Leland Chee, Troy
Alders, Carol Roeder, Jann Moorhead & David Anderman at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy:
The Mandalorian Wars heat up as this new series about the
Old Republic takes off!
Can a pacifist survive in a war zone? Jedi Zayne Carrick
is having a hard time of it, first drafted and now caught in the crossfire
between the Mandalorians, the Republic Navy--and even fellow Jedi!
Discover why the Knights of the Old Republic video games
and comics are among the most beloved in the history of Star Wars!
New reader-friendly introduction to Star Wars comics!
02-08 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – War # 2,
February 2012
(Knights of the Old Republic: War # 2 of 5 / Knights of the Old Republic
# 52 of 55)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Comics
floppy (28 pages), SRP $ 3.50
cover art: Benjamin Carré
printed by Cadmus Communications, Easton, PA, USA
features:
War: Part 2 of 5 (22 pages: 1 – 6, 9 – 16 & 19 - 26)
published simultaneously digitally as:
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – War # 2 (Dark Horse Digital)
credits:
script: John Jackson Miller
editor: Dave Marshall / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
pencils: Andrea Mutti / inks: Pierluigi Baldassini
colors: Michael Atiyeh / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Stephen Reichert
special thanks to Jennifer Heddle, Leland Chee, Troy
Alders, Carol Roeder, Jann Moorhead & David Anderman at Lucas Licensing
story initial timeline placement:
This story takes place approximately 3,962 years
before the Battle of Yavin
intro text (inside-cover):
Zayne Carrick had seen the Mandalorian Wars as an
innocent bystander. Now, drafted into the militia of his homeworld to fight the
armored nomads, the Jedi dropout struggles to keep that innocence and to protect
lives – lives on both sides.
Alarmed by the carelessly violent tactics of Republic
Captain Dallan Morvis, Zayne races to warn the Mandalorians and keep them away
from a trap that means certain death. But another trap is sprung by the
Mandalorians that snares Zayne and the crew of Reciprocity alike.
The architect of that trap is the greatest surprise of
all: Jedi Master Dorjander Kace. Ostensibly converts to Revan’s crusade against
the Mandalorians, Kace and his disciples reveal their true color – and armor –
as members of the Mandalorian Knights. Now, it seems, the Mandalorians have
their own Jedi...
solicitation copy:
The Mandalorian Wars heat up as this new series about the
Old Republic takes off!
Can a pacifist survive in a war zone? Jedi Zayne Carrick
is having a hard time of it, first drafted and now caught in the crossfire
between the Mandalorians, the Republic Navy--and even fellow Jedi!
Discover why the Knights of the Old Republic video games
and comics are among the most beloved in the history of Star Wars!
New reader-friendly introduction to Star Wars comics!
this issue features:
- letters-page: Notes to the Old Republic (1 page: 27)
02-08 Star Wars Omnibus: A Long Time Ago... Volume Five
(Omnibus # 21)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Books (Dark Horse Comics)
collection (softcover, 568 pages), ISBN 1-59582-801-9, SRP $ 24.99
cover illustration: Cynthia Martin with Art Nichols & Petra Scotese (image from the cover of Marvel’s Star Wars # 68)
printed at 1010 Printing International, Ltd., Guangdong Province, China
main credits:
collection editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
series editors: Louise Jones & Ann Nocenti
collection designer: Heather Doornik
special thanks to Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Troy Alders, Leland
Chee, Jonathan Rinzler & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
features:
The Alderaan Factor! (22 pages: 7 –
28)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 86, August 1984 (April 1982 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
writer: Randy Stradley
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
penciler: Bob McLeod / finishes: Tom Palmer
coloring: Glynis Wein / letterer: Rick Parker
comic intro text (page 7):
Not all of the Rebellion’s battles against the Empire
were fought with blasters and mighty fleets of ships. Some of the most
important battles took place behind the scenes. (Editor’s note: this story
takes place before “Return of the Jedi.”
”Still Active After All These
Years” (22 pages: 31 – 52)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 87, September 1984 (May 1984 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
script, plot: Jo Duffy
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
artwork: Tom Palmer
coloring: Michael Higgins / lettering: Rick Parker
Figurehead (22 pages: 55 –
76)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 88, October 1984 (June 1984 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
script, plot: Jo Duffy
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
pencils: Bob McLeod / inks: Tom Palmer
coloring: Julianna Ferriter / lettering: Rick Parker
I’ll See You in the Throne Room! (22 pages: 79 –
100)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 89, November 1984 (July 1984 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
story: Ann Nocenti
editor: Louise Jones / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
art: Bret Blevins
colors: Glynis Wein / letters: Joe Rosen
comic intro text (page 79):
The Emperor is dead! Darth Vader is dead! And as it is
whenever rulers topple – the cosmos shudders with repercussions, and many
worlds become cracked with chaos! The fractured Empire struggles to keep its
structure, while the Rebel Alliance struggles to tear it apart! The times are
ripe for rebellion! Freedom fighters yearn to strike at the Empire’s weak
points and topple the giant!
The entire galaxy is in turmoil, and typical of the
chaos is Solay, a brilliant planet of ten suns! It’s the perfect planet to
visit, if you are Luke Skywalker, and you’re looking for new recruits to join a
new peace-dedicated alliance...
The Choice! (21 pages: 103 –
123)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 90, December 1984 (August 1984 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
script, plot: Jo Duffy
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
breakdowns: Bob
McLeod / finishes: Tom Palmer
coloring:
Bob Sharen / lettering: Rick Parker
Wookiee World (22 pages: 125 –
146)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 91, January 1985 (September 1984 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
script, plot: Jo Duffy
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
penciller:
Tony Salmons / finisher: Tom Palmer
colorist: Glynis Wein / letterer: Ken Bruzenak
The Dream (40 pages: 149 –
188)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 92, February 1985 (October 1984 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
plot, script: Jo Duffy
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
pencils: Jan Duursema / inks: Tom
Mandrake
colorist:
Glynis Wein / letters: Rick Parker
Catspaw (22 pages: 191 –
212)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 93, March 1985 (November
1984 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
script, plot: Jo Duffy
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
pencils: Sal Buscema / inks: Tom Palmer
coloring: Petra Scotese / lettering: Rick Parker
Small Wars (22 pages: 215 –
236)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 94, April 1985 (December
1984 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
script, plot: Jo Duffy
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
pencils: Cynthia Martin / inks: Tom Palmer
colors: Glynis Wein / letters: Rick Parker
No Zeltrons (22 pages: 239 –
260)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 95, May 1985 (January
1985 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
plot, script: Jo Duffy
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
pencils: Cynthia Martin / inks: Steve Leialoha
colors: Glynis Oliver / letters: Rick Parker
Duel with a Dark Lady! (22 pages:
263 – 284)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 96, June 1985 (February 1985 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
writer: Jo Duffy
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
pencils: Cynthia Martin / inker: Bob Wiacek
colorist: Glynis Oliver / letterer: Rick Parker
Escape (39 pages:
287 – 308)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 97, July 1985 (March 1985 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
writer: Jo Duffy
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
penciler: Cynthia Martin / inker: Art Nichols
coloring: Petra Scotese / lettering: Rick Parker
Supply and Demand (22 pages:
311 – 332)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 98, August 1985 (April 1985 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
writer: Archie Goodwin
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
artist: Al Williamson
colorist: Glynis Oliver / letters: Ed King
comic intro text (page 312):
The starship yards of Fondor. Here, over the centuries, most of the
galaxy’s finest spacecraft have been built. For the old Republic. For the dark
Empire which replaced it. And now for the Rebel Alliance. Except, that is, when
there are occasional problems of supply and demand.
Touch of the Goddess (22 pages:
335 – 356)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 99, September 1985 (May 1985 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
writer: Jo Duffy
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
pencils: Ron Frenz / inks: Sam de la Rosa
colors: Glynis Oliver / lettering: Rick Parker
First Strike (40 pages:
359 – 398)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 100, October 1985 (June 1985 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
story: Jo Duffy
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
pencils: Cynthia Martin / inks: Art Nichols & Sam de la Rosa
coloring: Ann Nocenti / letters: Rick Parker
Far, Far Away (24 pages:
401 – 424)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 101, November 1985 (July 1985 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
writer: Jo Duffy
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
penciler: Cynthia Martin / inker: Art Nichols
coloring: Glynis Oliver / lettering: Rick Parker
School Spirit! (22 pages:
427 – 448)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 102, December 1985 (August 1985 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
writer: Jo Duffy
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
breakdowns: Sal Buscema / finishes: Sam DeLa Rosa
coloring: Petra Scotese / lettering: Rick Parker
Tai (22 pages:
451 – 472)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 103, January 1986 (September 1985 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
writer: Jo Duffy
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
penciler: Cynthia Martin / inker: Art Nichols
coloring: Michelle Wrightson / lettering: Rick Parker
Nagais and Dolls (22 pages:
475 – 496)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 104, March 1986 (November
1985 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
writer: Jo Duffy
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
penciler: Cynthia Martin
coloring: Glynis Oliver / lettering: Tom Orzechowski
The Party’s Over (22 pages:
499 – 520)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 105, May 1986 (January 1986 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
writer: Jo Duffy
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
layouts: Cynthia Martin & Steve Leialoha / finished art: Ken Steacy
coloring: Glynis Oliver / lettering: Tom Orzechowski
My Hiromi (22 pages:
523 – 544)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 106, July 1986 (March 1986 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
writer: Jo Duffy
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
layouts: Cynthia Martin / finishes: Ken Steacy
colorist: Daina Graziunus / letterer: Tom Orzechowski
All Together Now (22 pages:
547 – 568)
reprints:
- Star Wars # 107, September 1986 (May 1986 - Marvel Comics Group)
credits:
writer: Jo Duffy
editor: Ann Nocenti / editor-in-chief: Jim Shooter
penciler: Cynthia Martin / inker: Whilce Portacio
colorist: Elaine Lee / letterer: Tom Orzechowski
back-cover text:
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far
away...
All your favorite Star Wars characters – Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Han Solo,
Chewie, the droids, and others – are bringing peace to the recently liberated
galaxy after Return of the Jedi. Even without the oppressive Empire, the
young Republic is finding that there are still troubles to confront, and
battles to be won!
Collected here are issues # 86 through # 107, the
final twenty-two US-published issues of Marvel Comics’ Star Wars series from the 1980s.
solicitation copy:
The classic-era Star Wars adventures conclude in this
fifth and final volume of Star Wars Omnibus: A Long Time Ago...
All your favorite characters are here-Luke Skywalker,
Princess Leia, Han Solo, Chewie, the droids, and more!
With nearly six hundred pages of material, this massive
omnibus collects Marvel Comics' Star Wars #86-#107, their final US-published
issues!
Stories from the classic era of the original Star Wars
films!
Giant 568-page omnibus!
this omnibus features:
- contents-page: Contents (1 page: 5)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 86, by Bob McLeod (1 page: 6)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 87, by Tom Palmer (1 page: 30)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 88, by Bob McLeod & Tom Palmer (1 page: 54)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 89, by Bret Blevins (1 page: 78)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 90, by Bob
McLeod & Tom Palmer (1 page: 102)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 91, by Tony Salmons & Tom Palmer (1 page: 124)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 92, by Cynthia Martin (1 page: 148)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 93, by Cynthia Martin (1 page: 190)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 94, by Cynthia Martin (1 page: 214)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 95, by Kent Williams (1 page: 238)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 96, pencilled by Cynthia Martin, inked
by Bob Wiacek, colored by Glynis Oliver (1 page: 262)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 97, by Cynthia Martin & Art
Nichols (1 page: 286)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 98 (1 page: 310)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 99, Ron Frenz & Sam de la Rosa (1 page: 334)
- pin-up: ... And Now For
Something Completely Different, by Fred Hembeck (from Marvel’s Star Wars
# 44) (1 page: 357)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 100, by Frank Cirocco (1 page: 358)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 101, by Bill Sienkiewicz (1 page: 400)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 102, by Kerry Gammill & Sam DeLa
Rosa (1 page: 426)
- pin-up: Laser Fire at the Landing Platform!, by Marshall
Rogers (from Marvel’s Star Wars # 44) (1 page: 449)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 103, by Cynthia Martin & Steve
Leialoha (1 page: 450)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 104, by Cynthia Martin & Steve
Leialoha (1 page: 474)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 105, by Cynthia Martin & Ken
Steacy (1 page: 498)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 106, by Cynthia Martin & Josef
Rubinstein (1 page: 522)
- pin-up: Portrait of a Jedi Master!, by Marie Severin (from
Marvel’s Star Wars # 43) (1 page:
545)
- cover-art: Marvel’s Star Wars # 107, by Cynthia Martin & Josef
Rubinstein (1 page: 546)
02-08 Star Wars: Tag & Bink Are Dead # 1
(Tag & Bink # 1 of 4)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (22 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Lucas Marangon / cover colors: Michelle Madsen
features:
Tag & Bink are Dead: Part 1 of
2 - Episode IV.I: Tag and Bink are Dead
reprints:
- Star Wars: Tag & Bink are Dead # 1,
October 2001 (October 3, 2001 – Dark Horse
Comics)
credits:
script: Kevin Rubio
editor: Dave Land / assistant editor: Philip Simon
pencils: Lucas Marangon / inks: Howard M. Shum
colors: Michelle Madsen / letters: Steve Dutro
designer: Darcy Hockett
special thanks to Chris Cerasi & Lucy Autrey Wilson at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Tag Greenly and Bink Otauna are rebel
officers fighting against Emperor Palpatine and his army -- until one fateful
day, aboard a freighter carrying Princess Leia and the stolen plans for the
Death Star, their lives change forever. During an attack on the freighter, Tag
and Bink choose life over death, and "borrow" the armor off a pair of
deceased stormtroopers to avoid being killed. Their new disguises get them off
the freighter alive and send them off on an adventure neither of them could
have predicted! Tag & Bink Are Dead is written by Kevin Rubio (creator of
the internet film sensation Troops and the hilarious short stories "A
Death Star is Born" and "Force Fiction" from Star Wars Tales)
and illustrated by the masterful Lucas Marangon.
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (March 14) Star Wars: Tag & Bink Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-08 Star Wars: Tag & Bink Are Dead # 2
(Tag & Bink # 2 of 4)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (23 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Lucas Marangon / cover colors: Michelle Madsen
features:
Tag & Bink are Dead: Part 2 of
2 - Episode IV.1: Tag and Bink Live
reprints:
- Star Wars: Tag & Bink are Dead # 2,
November 2001 (December 5, 2001 – Dark Horse
Comics)
credits:
script: Kevin Rubio
editor: Dave Land / assistant editor: Philip Simon
pencils: Lucas Marangon / inks: Howard M. Shum
colors: Michelle Madsen / letters: Steve Dutro
designer: Darcy Hockett
special thanks to Chris Cerasi & Lucy Autrey Wilson at Lucas
Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Tag Greenly and Bink Otauna are dead. The two
rebel soldiers chose to disguise themselves as Stormtroopers to escape the icy
clutch of death. Eventually they found their way onto the Death Star where they
(along with everyone else on the battle station) were blown to smithereens. That's
how issue #1 of Tag and Bink Are Dead ended. So, if they're dead -- how
exciting is the second issue going to be?! PLENTY! And it's HILARIOUS to boot!
Make sure not to miss this final chapter in the lives of Tag & Bink!
Written by Kevin Rubio and illustrated by the masterful Lucas Marangon.
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (March 14) Star Wars: Tag & Bink Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-08 Star Wars: Tales # 5
(Star Wars Tales # 5 of 24)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (59 pages), SRP $ 3.99
cover art: Andrew Robinson / cover colors: Matt Hollingsworth
main credits:
editor: Dave Land / assistant editor: Michael Carriglitto
book designer: Mark Cox
special thanks to Allan Kausch & Lucy Autrey Wilson at Lucas
Licensing
reprints:
-
Star Wars Tales # 5, September 2000 (September 27, 2000 – Dark Horse Comics)
features the following short comics:
Yaddle’s Tale: The One Below
credits:
script: Dean Motter
pencils: Jesus Saiz / inks: Fernando Blanco
colors: Dave Nestelle / letters: Vickie Williams
What They Called Me
credits:
story: Craig Thompson
edits: Dave Land
art: Craig Thompson
A Summer’s Dream
credits:
script: Terry Moore
editor: Scott Allie
pencils: Cliff Richards / inks: P. Craig Russell
colors: Matt Hollingsworth / letters: Clem Robins
Hoth
credits:
story: Tony Millionaire
editor: Phil Amara
art: Tony Millionaire
colors: Michelle Madsen
Lando’s Commandos: On Eagles’
Wings
credits:
script: Ian Edginton
editor: Phil Amara
art: Carlos Meglia
colors: Michelle Madsen / letters: Steve Haynie
solicitation copy:
When ex-Imperial TIE Fighter pilots turn profiteers and start causing
trouble all across the galaxy, who do you call? Lando’s Commandos! Be sure to
check out this issue of Star Wars: Tales where
you’ll be treated to tales of adventure and daring featuring Lando Calrissian,
Queen Amidala of Naboo, Yaddle of the Jedi Council, and more. This is one Star
Wars: Tales you won’t want to miss!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 29) Star Wars Tales # 5 - # 8 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-09 Star Wars: Clone Wars Comic Volume # 6.30, March 2012
(UK The Clone Wars comic Vol. 6, # 30 – shrinkwrapped with free Star
Wars: Wookiee Bowcaster! & a Star Wars: Cool Stickers! sheet)
publisher info:
Titan Magazines (Titan Publishing Group Ltd.)
magazine (28 pages), ISSN 2049-171X TBN 11968, SRP Ł 3.99
printed in England by BGP
main credits:
editor: Andrew James / editorial assistant: Tom Williams / senior comics
editor: Steve White
designers: Barry Spiers & Jenny Edwards
features:
Out (8 pages:
4, 6 - 8 & 18 - 21)
credits:
writer: Rik Hoskin
editor: Andrew James
artist: Will Sliney
colours: Digikore / letters: Andrew James
intro text (page 1):
Time for some 3D Thrills & Spills!!!!
Unless you’ve been living in a cave on Tatooine, it
can’t have escaped your notice that Star Wars: The Phantom Menace has blasted its way into cinemas across
the universe!
Celebrating its return in mind-blowing 3D, we’ve got
features and fun enough to fill the cargo hold on a Star freighter, plus some
truly awesome competitions that you really, really won’t want to miss!
May the Force be with you!
solicitation copy:
Star
Wars: The Clone Wars Comic marks the release of Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace in 3D
with a special celebratory issue.
Find out how the Star Wars:
The Clone Wars characters began their sagas in The Phantom Menace, check
out our deadly Sith puzzles, and pull out an awesome Darth Maul poster for your
bedroom wall!
You can find your copy in all good newsagents and supermarkets in the UK
and Ireland from 9th February.
Phantom Menace to Clone Wars - any of your favourite The Clone
Wars heroes and villains first appeared in The Phantom Menace. We take
a look at their recent histories in this feature!
Lure to the Dark Side - See if
you can get the better of the Sith and resist the lure of the dark side with
these brain-busting puzzles!
Get Maul on your Wall! - An
awesome The Clone Wars pull-out poster of the evil at the heart of Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, Darth
Maul!
Brand New Comic Strip: ‘Out’ - On route to their ultimate
incarceration on M'Bardi, fifty of the Republic's most dangerous criminals
escape their cells in this issue of Star Wars: The Clone Wars Comic. Can
Anakin and Ahsoka get them locked back up again?
Wookiee Puzzles! - Test
yourself with our puzzles themed around Chewbacca's furry species, Wookiees!
Plus:
- Win Darth Maul Double-Bladed
Lightsabers from Hasbro
- Our search for the ultimate LEGO Star Wars fan begins
- Kindalo profile: Find out about
the giant talking trees from Aleen!
- Obi-Wan's Padawan Challenge: Your
chance to hone your skills and become a Jedi Knight!
- Clone Zone: Your letters,
pictures, and photos!
this issue features:
- article: Look side! (1 page: 1)
- puzzles: Obi-Wan’s Padawan Challenge (2 pages: 2 & 3)
- competition: Win LEGO Star Wars Sets! (1 page: 5)
- competition: Win!!! Darth Maul Lightsabers!!! (1 page: 9)
- puzzles: Lure of the Dark Side (2 pages: 10 & 11)
- competition: Search for the Ultimate LEGO Star Wars Fan! (1 page: 12)
- poster: Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2 pages: 14 & 15)
- competition: Win!!! 100 Prizes (1 page: 16)
- article: Phantom Menace to Clone Wars! (2 pages: 22 & 23)
- puzzles: Wookiee Puzzles (2 pages: 24 & 25)
- letters-page: Clone Zone! (2 pages: 26 & 27)
- profile: Kindalo (1 page:
28)
- announcement: Next Issue! (1 page: inside back-cover)
reprint history (USA):
- 2012 (April 3) Star Wars: The Clone Wars Magazine # 11, May/June 2012 (Titan Magazines)
02-15 Star Wars: Chewbacca
(Chewbacca digital collection)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (97 pages), SRP $ 7.99
cover-art: Sean Phillips
this bundle reprints the following collection:
reprints
- Star Wars: Chewbacca (January 10, 2001 – Dark Horse Comics)
this bundle reprints the following comics:
- Star Wars: Chewbacca # 1 (of 4), January 2000 (January 19, 2000 – Dark Horse Comics)
features:
Chapter 1: Mallatobuck
credits:
writer: Darko Macan
penciller: Brent Anderson / inker: Will Blyberg
colors: Nathan Eyring / lettering: Vickie Williams
Chapter 2: Attichitcuk
credits:
writer: Darko Macan
illustrator: Igor Korde
colors: Matthew Paine / lettering: Vickie Williams
- Star Wars: Chewbacca # 2 (of 4), February 2000 (February 16, 2000 – Dark Horse Comics)
features:
Chapter 3: Ssoh, or: A Slaver’s
Lot
credits:
writer: Darko Macan
illustrator: Jan Duursema
colors: Color Graphix / lettering: Vickie Williams
Chapter 4: Mala Mala
credits:
writer: Darko Macan
illustrator: Dave Gibbons
colors: Angus McKie / lettering: Vickie Williams
Chapter 5: Turrdko, or: Breaking a
Custom
credits:
writer: Darko Macan
penciller: Dusty Abell / inker: Jim Royal
colors: Dave Nestelle / lettering: Vickie Williams
- Star Wars: Chewbacca # 3 (of 4), March 2000 (March 15, 2000 – Dark Horse Comics)
Chapter 6: Wedge, or: A Pilot’s
Anecdote
credits:
writer: Darko Macan
pencils: John Nadeau / inks: Jordi Ensign
colors: Dan Jackson / lettering: Vickie Williams
Chapter 7: Lando, or: A Bet
credits:
writer: Darko Macan
illustrator: Martin Egeland
colors: Color Graphix / lettering: Vickie Williams
Chapter 8: Leia, or: Grief and
Guilt
credits:
writer: Darko Macan
illustrator: Kilian Plunkett
colors: Dave Nestelle / lettering: Vickie Williams
- Star Wars: Chewbacca # 4 (of 4), April 2000 (April 19, 2000 – Dark Horse Comics)
Chapter 9: Luke, or: The Boy I
Once Was
credits:
writer: Darko Macan
illustrator: Rafael Kayanan
colors: Heroic Age / lettering: Vickie Williams
Chapter 10: Han, or: An Empty
Galaxy
credits:
writer: Darko Macan
pencils: Dusty Abell / inks: Jim Royal
colors: Dave Nestelle / lettering: Vickie Williams
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
When the Star Wars galaxy's greatest
Wookiee met his heroic end in the New Jedi Order novel Vector Prime, shock waves ran through the ranks of Star Wars devotees everywhere. And now Dark Horse presents a commemorative
collection detailing, for the first time ever, the history of the mighty
Chewbacca! Written by longtime Star Wars writer Darko
Macan, Chewbacca features a series of tales narrated by the characters
who knew him best—including Lando Calrissian, Princess Leia, Han Solo, and Luke
Skywalker—that reveal special glimpses not only of Chewbacca's heroic history,
but of the mysterious and fascinating culture of his noble species. Don't miss
the opportunity to say goodbye and farewell to this beloved character!
02-15 Star Wars: The Clone Wars – Deadly Hands of Shon-Ju
(Clone Wars Digest # 8)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (80 pages), SRP $ 4.99
cover art: Sean McNally
features:
Deadly Hands of Shon-Ju
reprints
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars – Deadly Hands of Shon-Ju (December 2, 2010 – Dark Horse Books)
credits:
script: Jeremy Barlow
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
art: Brian Koschak
colors: Ronda Pattison / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Krystal Hennes
special thanks to Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Troy Alders, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Behind enemy lines, Jedi Knight Aayla Secura's covert
mission is threatened by an encounter with Shon-Ju—a former Padawan turned cult
leader. Shon-Ju claims to be after the same Separatist warlord that Aayla was
sent to capture, but he also has plenty of reasons to hate the Republic and the
Jedi.
The Force is with Aayla, but she may need more than her
lightsaber against "The Deadly Hands of Shon-Ju”!
Original graphic novel!
02-15 Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi # 1
(Dawn of the Jedi # 2)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital
floppy (24 pages), SRP $ 2.99
cover art: Jan Duursema
features:
Force Storm: Part One (of Five)
published simultaneously in print as:
- Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi – Force Storm # 1,
February 2012
- Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi – Force Storm # 1,
February 2012 (variant cover)
credits:
script: John Ostrander / story: John Ostrander & Jan Duursema
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
pencils: Jan Duursema / inks: Dan Parsons
colors: Wes Dzioba / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Stephen Reichert
special thanks to Jennifer Heddle, Leland Chee, Troy
Alders, Carol Roeder, Jann Moorhead & David Anderman at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy:
On the planet Tython, in the center of the galaxy, an
order of warrior monks strives to maintain peace and to balance the mysterious
power known as the Force. But a stranger is coming--one who will destroy both
peace and balance, and open the galaxy to exploration and conquest. This is
where it all begins!
John Ostrander and Jan Duursema of Star Wars: Legacy fame
reveal the mythic age of the Jedi's beginnings!
A series that establishes the beginnings of the Jedi!
The Ostrander/Duursema team returns to Star Wars!
02-15 Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi – Force Storm # 1,
February 2012
(Dawn of the Jedi # 2)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Comics
floppy (36 pages), SRP $ 3.50
cover art: Jan Duursema
printed by Cadmus Communications, Easton, PA, USA
features:
Force Storm: Part One (of Five) (22 pages: 1 – 6, 9 – 12, 15 – 18, 21 - 24 & 27 -
30)
published simultaneously as:
- Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi – Force Storm # 1,
February 2012 (variant cover)
published simultaneously digitally as:
- Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi # 1 (Dark Horse Digital)
credits:
script: John Ostrander / story: John Ostrander & Jan Duursema
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
pencils: Jan Duursema / inks: Dan Parsons
colors: Wes Dzioba / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Stephen Reichert
special thanks to Jennifer Heddle, Leland Chee, Troy
Alders, Carol Roeder, Jann Moorhead & David Anderman at Lucas Licensing
story initial timeline placement:
The events in this story begin approximately 36,453
years before the Battle of Yavin
intro text (inside-cover):
The Je’Daii Oath
There is no ignorance; there is knowledge.
There is no fear; there is power.
I am the heart of the Force
I am the revealing fire of light.
I am the mystery of darkness,
In balance with chaos and harmony,
Immortal in the Force.
solicitation copy:
On the planet Tython, in the center of the galaxy, an
order of warrior monks strives to maintain peace and to balance the mysterious
power known as the Force. But a stranger is coming--one who will destroy both
peace and balance, and open the galaxy to exploration and conquest. This is
where it all begins!
John Ostrander and Jan Duursema of Star Wars: Legacy fame
reveal the mythic age of the Jedi's beginnings!
A series that establishes the beginnings of the Jedi!
The Ostrander/Duursema team returns to Star Wars!
this issue features:
- preview-page: Ancient Writings (1 page: 31)
- preview: Conan the Barbarian: Queen of the Black Coast (4 pages: 32 - 35)
reprint history (USA):
- 2012 (March 28) Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi – Force Storm # 1, March 2012 (Second Printing)
- 2012 (April 18) Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi – Force Storm # 1, April 2012 (Third Printing)
02-15 Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi – Force Storm # 1,
February 2012
(Dawn of the Jedi # 2)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Comics
floppy (36 pages), SRP $ 3.50
variant cover art: Gonzalo Flores
printed by Cadmus Communications, Easton, PA, USA
features:
Force Storm: Part One (of Five) (22 pages: 1 – 6, 9 – 12, 15 – 18, 21 - 24 & 27 -
30)
published simultaneously as:
- Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi – Force Storm # 1,
February 2012
published simultaneously digitally as:
- Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi # 1 (Dark Horse Digital)
credits:
script: John Ostrander / story: John Ostrander & Jan Duursema
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
pencils: Jan Duursema / inks: Dan Parsons
colors: Wes Dzioba / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Stephen Reichert
special thanks to Jennifer Heddle, Leland Chee, Troy
Alders, Carol Roeder, Jann Moorhead & David Anderman at Lucas Licensing
story initial timeline placement:
The events in this story begin approximately 36,453
years before the Battle of Yavin
intro text (inside-cover):
The Je’Daii Oath
There is no ignorance; there is knowledge.
There is no fear; there is power.
I am the heart of the Force
I am the revealing fire of light.
I am the mystery of darkness,
In balance with chaos and harmony,
Immortal in the Force.
solicitation copy:
On the planet Tython, in the center of the galaxy, an
order of warrior monks strives to maintain peace and to balance the mysterious
power known as the Force. But a stranger is coming--one who will destroy both
peace and balance, and open the galaxy to exploration and conquest. This is
where it all begins!
John Ostrander and Jan Duursema of Star Wars: Legacy fame
reveal the mythic age of the Jedi's beginnings!
A series that establishes the beginnings of the Jedi!
The Ostrander/Duursema team returns to Star Wars!
this issue features:
- preview-page: Ancient Writings (1 page: 31)
- preview: Conan the Barbarian: Queen of the Black Coast (4 pages: 32 - 35)
reprint history (USA):
- 2012 (March 28) Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi – Force Storm # 1, March 2012 (Second Printing)
- 2012 (April 18) Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi – Force Storm # 1, April 2012 (Third Printing)
02-15 Star Wars Omnibus: X-Wing Rogue Squadron Volume 1
(Star Wars Omnibus # 1)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital collection (295 pages), SRP $ 14.99
cover art: Doug Wheatley
main credits:
collection editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Dave Marshall
series editors: Randy Stradley, Ryder Windham & Peet Janes
collection designers: Lia Ribacchi & Tina Alessi
special thanks to Sue Rostoni, Leland Chee & Amy Gary at Lucas
Licensing
reprints:
-
Star Wars Omnibus: X-Wing Rogue Squadron
Volume 1 (June 14, 2006 – Dark Horse Books)
features the following short comics:
Rogue Leader
reprints:
- Star Wars: X-Wing Rogue Squadron – Rogue Leader # 1, September 2005 (September 28, 2005)
- Star Wars: X-Wing Rogue Squadron – Rogue Leader # 2, October 2005 (November 2, 2005)
- Star Wars: X-Wing Rogue Squadron – Rogue Leader # 3, November 2005 (December 21, 2005)
credits:
script: Haden Blackman
art: Tomás Giorello
colors: Michael Atiyeh / letters: Michael David Thomas
The Rebel Opposition
reprints:
- Star Wars: X-Wing Rogue Squadron
# 1, July 1995 (July 11,
1995)
- Star Wars: X-Wing Rogue Squadron # 2, August 1995 (August 8, 1995)
- Star Wars: X-Wing Rogue Squadron
# 3, September 1995 (September
26, 1995)
- Star Wars: X-Wing Rogue Squadron
# 4, October 1995 (October 31,
1995)
credits:
script: Mike Baron / story: Michael A. Stackpole
pencils: Allen Nunis / inks: Andy Mushynsky
colors: Dave Nestelle / letters: Steve Dutro
The Phantom Affair
reprints:
- Star Wars: X-Wing Rogue Squadron
# 5, February 1996 (February 13,
1996)
- Star Wars: X-Wing Rogue Squadron
# 6, March 1996 (March 12,
1996)
- Star Wars: X-Wing Rogue Squadron
# 7, April 1996 (April 16, 1996)
- Star Wars: X-Wing Rogue Squadron
# 8, June 1996 (June 4,
1996)
credits:
script: Darko Macan / story: Michael A. Stackpole
art: Edvin Biukovic, Gary Erskine & John Nadeau, with Jordi Ensign
colors: Dave Nestelle / letters: Edvin Biukovic, Dave
Cooper & Annie Parkhouse
X-Wing Rogue Squadron Handbook
reprints:
- Star Wars Handbook (Volume One): X-Wing Rogue Squadron, July 1998 (July 1, 1998)
credits:
writer: Peet Janes
art: Arthur Adams, Edvin Biukovic, Steve Crespo, Rodolfo Damaggio, Jordi
Ensign, Dough Mahnke, John Nadeau, & Stan and Vince
colors: Dave Nestelle
solicitation copy:
The greatest starfighters of the Rebel Alliance become
the defenders of a New Republic in this massive collection of stories featuring
Wedge Antilles, hero of the Battle of Endor, and his team of ace pilots known
throughout the galaxy as Rogue Squadron!
Meet the Rogues for the first time and learn the fate of
the galaxy immediately after the events of Return of the Jedi as the Rebellion's best pilots battle remnants of the Empire wherever its
ugly agenda of fear and domination appears. Along with the critically acclaimed
X-Wing Rogue Squadron: The
Phantom Affair, this jam-packed volume contains tons
of material never before collected!
At almost three hundred pages, this collection includes Star Wars: X-Wing Rogue Leader, Star
Wars: X-Wing Rogue Squadron—The Rebel Opposition, Star Wars: X-Wing
Rogue Squadron—The Phantom Affair, and Star Wars Handbook: X-Wing Rogue
Squadron.
02-15 Star Wars: Purge Bundle
(Purge digital collection # 1 of 1)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (72 pages), SRP $ 4.99
this bundle features the following digital comics by Dark Horse Digital:
Star Wars: Purge – Last Stand of the Jedi (October 26,
2011)
Purge
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Purge, December 2005 (January 4, 2006 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Purge – Seconds
to Die (November 16, 2011)
Purge: Seconds to Die
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Purge – Seconds to Die, November 2009 (November 11, 2009 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Purge – The
Hidden Blade (December 14, 2011)
Purge: The Hidden Blade
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Purge – The Hidden Blade, April 2010 (April 7, 2010 – Dark Horse Comics)
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
After Order 66, few Jedi dare to venture outside the
shadows—rumors of the dark and terrible Darth Vader haunt even their waking
moments. Some Jedi find this life of fear unbearable. Now, a small band of Jedi
have agreed to meet and discuss what should be done to oppose the Empire and
its Sith Lords. However, the Empire is always watching, and Vader himself is
eager to confront any Jedi that might bring him closer to the whereabouts of
his betrayer, Obi-Wan Kenobi. Prepare for Jedi-versus-Sith action unlike any
seen since the Old Republic in this special one-shot follow-up to Revenge of the Sith!
02-15 Star Wars: Rebellion # 1
(Rebellion # 1 of 16)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (23 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Brandon Badeaux
features:
My Brother, My Enemy: Part 1
reprints:
- Star Wars: Rebellion # 1, April 2006 (April 12, 2006 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Rob Williams
editor: Jeremy Barlow / assistant editor: Dave Marshall
art: Brandon Badeaux
colors: Wil Glass / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Josh Elliott
special thanks to Leland Chee, Sue Rostoni & Amy Gary at Lucas
Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Seeking to exploit a fatal flaw in the Rebel
fleet's escape strategies, the Empire plants a sleeper agent in the Alliance's
midst and sets into motion a series of events that will have devastating
consequences for Luke Skywalker and his companions. Meanwhile, Darth Vader's
own agenda runs counter to the Empire's schemes, and he's ensnared Lt. Janek
Sunber to carry out a secret mission that will lead the idealistic Imperial
officer straight into the heart of the Rebellion.
A compelling new story set between the events
of A New Hope and The
Empire Strikes Back exploring Luke
Skywalker and the Rebel Alliance's desperate struggle against the Galactic
Empire, delivered in high-octane, wide-screen style by writer Rob Williams (Cla$$war, Star Wars Tales) and artist Brandon Badeaux (Superman: Man of Steel, Star
Wars: Empire).
Great starting point for readers.
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 15) Star Wars: Rebellion # 1 - # 5 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-15 Star Wars: Rebellion # 2
(Rebellion # 2 of 16)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (23 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Brandon Badeaux and Wil Glass
features:
My Brother, My Enemy: Part 2
reprints:
- Star Wars: Rebellion # 2, May 2006 (May 17, 2006 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Rob Williams
editor: Jeremy Barlow / assistant editor: Dave Marshall
art: Brandon Badeaux
colors: Wil Glass / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Josh Elliott
special thanks to Leland Chee, Sue Rostoni & Amy Gary at Lucas
Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
With the Alliance desperately low on
supplies, Luke Skywalker and Wedge Antilles lead an odds-off ambush against an
Imperial supply convoy. Meanwhile, Rebellion strategist Jorin Sol, recently
rescued from the Empire's grip by Skywalker, recovers silently in the flagship
of the Rebel fleet. Yet, Sol's scars from Imperial imprisonment and
interrogation run more than skin deep, and when he wakes up, supply shortages
will quickly become the least of Luke's worries. And if that weren't enough,
Luke's crisis is about to become even more personal when he receives a coded
message from Imperial officer Janek Sunber, the man he knew a lifetime ago as
his close friend "Tank”!
A compelling new story set between the events
of A New Hope and The
Empire Strikes Back exploring Luke
Skywalker and the Rebel Alliance's desperate struggle against the Galactic
Empire, delivered in high-octane, wide-screen style by writer Rob Williams (Cla$$war, Star Wars Tales) and artist Brandon Badeaux (Superman: Man of Steel, Star
Wars: Empire).
Great starting point for readers.
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 15) Star Wars: Rebellion # 1 - # 5 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-15 Star Wars: Rebellion # 3
(Rebellion # 3 of 16)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (23 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Brandon Badeaux and Wil Glass
features:
My Brother, My Enemy: Part 3
reprints:
- Star Wars: Rebellion # 3, June 2006 (June 21, 2006 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Rob Williams
editor: Jeremy Barlow / assistant editor: Dave Marshall
art: Michel Lacombe
colors: Wil Glass / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Josh Elliott
special thanks to Leland Chee, Sue Rostoni & Amy Gary at Lucas
Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
The Empire has infiltrated the command ship
of the Rebel fleet with a sleeper agent—and he's just woken up! Now, the lives
of everyone onboard are in jeopardy, along with the entire Alliance cause. Too
bad the young hero Luke Skywalker is nowhere to be found. Having received a
coded message from Imperial officer Janek "Tank" Sunber, Luke's
hijacked a shuttle against orders, determined to find his old friend—even if it
means delivering himself straight into an Imperial trap!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 15) Star Wars: Rebellion # 1 - # 5 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-15 Star Wars: Rebellion # 4
(Rebellion # 4 of 16)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (23 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Brandon Badeaux and Dan Jackson
features:
My Brother, My Enemy: Part 4
reprints:
- Star Wars: Rebellion # 4, July 2006 (July 19, 2006 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Rob Williams
editor: Jeremy Barlow / assistant editor: Dave Marshall
art: Brandon Badeaux
colors: Wil Glass / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Josh Elliott
special thanks to Leland Chee, Sue Rostoni & Amy Gary at Lucas
Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Luke Skywalker faces a squad of stormtroopers
when he attempts to bring a boyhood friend, Imperial officer Janek
"Tank" Sunber, over to the Rebellion. Was Tank's plan to defect
discovered by the Empire before he could get away, or are the troopers a plot
to trick the Alliance into letting Sunber into the heart of their operations?
It might not even matter, because while Luke is off on his renegade rescue
mission, the Rebel fleet comes under attack—from inside the command ship!
A compelling story set between the events of A New Hope and The Empire Strikes
Back exploring the Rebel Alliance's
desperate struggle against the Galactic Empire, delivered in style by writer
Rob Williams (Cla$$war, Star
Wars Tales) and artist Brandon Badeaux (Superman: Man of Steel, Star
Wars: Empire).
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 15) Star Wars: Rebellion # 1 - # 5 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-15 Star Wars: Rebellion # 5
(Rebellion # 5 of 16)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (23 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Brandon Badeaux and Michael Atiyeh
features:
My Brother, My Enemy: Part 5
reprints:
- Star Wars: Rebellion # 5, August 2006 (December 6, 2006 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Rob Williams
editor: Jeremy Barlow / assistant editor: Dave Marshall
art: Brandon Badeaux
colors: Wil Glass / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: Josh Elliott
special thanks to Leland Chee, Sue Rostoni & Amy Gary at Lucas
Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
The reunion of Luke Skywalker and his boyhood
friend Janek "Tank" Sunber comes to its shocking conclusion, as one
of these two men is forced to make a decision that will change both of their
lives forever! With the entire Rebel fleet under siege by a massive Imperial
force, Wedge Antilles and Red Squadron launch a valiant defense, but even they
know if the fleet doesn't figure out an escape plan soon, there won't be
anything left to defend. Meanwhile, chaos reigns on the Rebel command ship as a
threat from inside continues to have devastating consequences for the Alliance.
White-knuckled action in an era when Darth Vader was unstoppable and Luke
Skywalker was little more than a brave farm boy—don't miss it!
A compelling story set between the events of A New Hope and The Empire Strikes
Back exploring the Rebel Alliance's
desperate struggle against the Galactic Empire, delivered in style by writer
Rob Williams (Cla$$war, Star
Wars Tales) and artist Brandon Badeaux (Superman: Man of Steel, Star
Wars: Empire).
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 15) Star Wars: Rebellion # 1 - # 5 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-15 Star Wars: Rebellion # 1 – # 5 Bundle
(Rebellion digital collection # 1)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (115 pages), SRP $ 8.99
this bundle features the following digital comics by Dark Horse Digital:
Star Wars: Rebellion # 1 (February 15,
2012)
My Brother, My Enemy: Part 1
reprints:
- Star Wars: Rebellion # 1, April 2006 (April 12, 2006 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Rebellion # 2 (February 15,
2012)
My Brother, My Enemy: Part 2
reprints:
- Star Wars: Rebellion # 2, May 2006 (May 17, 2006 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Rebellion # 3 (February 15,
2012)
My Brother, My Enemy: Part 3
reprints:
- Star Wars: Rebellion # 3, June 2006 (June 21, 2006 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Rebellion # 4 (February 15,
2012)
My Brother, My Enemy: Part 4
reprints:
- Star Wars: Rebellion # 4, July 2006 (July 19, 2006 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Rebellion # 5 (February 15,
2012)
My Brother, My Enemy: Part 5
reprints:
- Star Wars: Rebellion # 5, August 2006 (December 6, 2006 – Dark Horse Comics)
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Seeking to exploit a fatal flaw in the Rebel fleet's
escape strategies, the Empire plants a sleeper agent in the Alliance's midst
and sets into motion a series of events that will have devastating consequences
for Luke Skywalker and his companions. Meanwhile, Darth Vader's own agenda runs
counter to the Empire's schemes, and he's ensnared Lt. Janek Sunber to carry
out a secret mission that will lead the idealistic Imperial officer straight
into the heart of the Rebellion.
A compelling new story set between the events of A New Hope and The Empire Strikes
Back exploring Luke Skywalker and the
Rebel Alliance's desperate struggle against the Galactic Empire, delivered in
high-octane, wide-screen style by writer Rob Williams (Cla$$war, Star Wars Tales) and artist Brandon Badeaux (Superman: Man of Steel, Star
Wars: Empire).
02-15 Star Wars: Tales # 6
(Star Wars Tales # 6 of 24)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (59 pages), SRP $ 3.99
cover-art: Kilian Plunkett / cover colors: Jason Hvam
main credits:
editor: Dave Land / assistant editor: Michael Carriglitto
book designer: Mark Cox
special thanks to Allan Kausch & Lucy Autrey Wilson at Lucas
Licensing
reprints:
-
Star Wars Tales # 6, December 2000 (December 20, 2000 – Dark Horse Comics)
features the following short comics:
The Hovel on Terk Street
credits:
script: Tom Fassbender & Jim Pascoe
editor: Scott Allie
pencils: Eric Powell / inks: Drew Geraci & Keith Barnett
colors: Dave Stewart / letters: Dragon Monkey
The Max Rebo Band in “A Hot Time
in the Cold Town Tonite!”
credits:
script: Ian Edginton
editor: Phil Amara
art: Mark Martin & Rick Neilsen
Fortune, Fate, and the Natural
History of the Sarlacc
credits:
script: Mark Schultz
editor: Phil Amara
art: Kellie Strom
Junkheap Hero
credits:
script: Mark Evanier
editor: Scott Allie
art: Sergio Aragonés
colors: Dave McCaig / letters: Jason Hvam
The Hidden
credits:
script: Sean Konot & Scott Morse
art: Scott Morse
letters: Sean Konot
Thank the Maker
credits:
script: Ryder Windham
art: Kilian Plunkett
colors: Dave McCaig / letters: Steve Dutro
solicitation copy:
Where can you find an encounter between Yoda and a probe
droid on Dagobah, the chance meeting of C-3PO and Darth Vader on Cloud City,
and the origin of the sarlacc on Tatooine? In the many pages of Star Wars: Tales #6, the ultimate romp through a galaxy far, far away!
This stellar issue features a Yoda story by Sean Konot and Scott Morse, a
haunting tale of Darth Vader and C-3PO by Ryder Windham and Kilian Plunkett, a
gritty yarn showcasing Greedo by Jim Pascoe, Tom Fassbender, and Eric Powell,
plus many others!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 29) Star Wars Tales # 5 - # 8 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-22 Star Wars Adventures: Princess Leia and the Royal
Ransom
(Star Wars Adventures Digest # 2)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (80 pages), SRP $ 5.99
cover art: Sean McNally
features:
Princess Leia and the Royal Ransom
reprints:
-
Star Wars Adventures: Princess Leia and
the Royal Ransom (July 22, 2009 – Dark Horse Books)
first printed in the UK as:
- Star Wars Adventures: Princess Leia and the Royal Ransom (July 16, 2009 – Titan Books)
credits:
script: Jeremy Barlow
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
art: Carlo Soriano
colors: Michael Atiyeh / lettering: Michael Heisler
designer: David Nestelle
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David
Anderman, Leland Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Princess Leia, Han Solo, and Chewie are racing to deliver
vital information to the Rebel Alliance. But Han allows himself to be
distracted with the idea of earning some fast credits...
Ignoring pleas from Leia and the threat of trailing Imperial Star
Destroyers, Han makes an unscheduled stop at a hot smuggling hub to pick up
some cargo. Unfortunately, the crate he takes aboard the Millennium Falcon doesn't contain the kind of contraband he was led to
believe. It's not simple or harmless…It's the kidnapped femme fatale Princess
Mi!
Star Wars Adventures is a series of graphic novellas created specifically for
younger readers but with an appeal for Star Wars fans of any
age!
02-22 Star Wars: Dark Times – Out of the Wilderness # 4
(Dark Times # 22 - Number 21 in the
Dark Times Saga)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital
digital (26 pages), SRP $ 2.99
cover art: Pablo Correa
features:
Out of the Wilderness: Part Four
(of Five)
published simultaneously digitally as:
- Star Wars: Dark Times – Out of the Wilderness # 4, February 2012 (Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Randy Stradley
editors: Randy Stradley & Dave Marshall / assistant editor: Freddye
Lins
art: Douglas Wheatley
colors: Dan Jackson / letters: Michael Heisler
designer: Tina Alessi
special thanks to J.W. Rinzler, Leland Chee, Troy Alders, Carol Roeder,
Jann Moorhead & David Anderman at Lucas Licensing
solicitation
copy:
The mystery man is revealed! If Boba Fett is the man you
call when you want someone captured, Falco Sang is the one to call when you want
someone dead. Sang has been on Dass Jennir's trail for months, and now the Jedi
is in his sights.
But Sang isn't the only one searching for Jennir, and he
should be careful that he doesn't come between Jennir and Darth Vader!
02-22 Star Wars: Dark Times – Out of
the Wilderness # 4 (Star Wars:
Republic # 104), February 2012
(Dark Times # 22 - Number 21 in the
Dark Times Saga)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Comics
floppy (28 pages), SRP $ 2.99
cover art: Pablo Correa
printed by Cadmus Communications, Easton, PA, USA
features:
Out of the Wilderness: Part Four
(of Five) (22 pages: 1 – 6, 9 – 16, 19 – 26)
published simultaneously digitally as:
- Star Wars: Dark Times – Out of the Wilderness # 4 (Dark Horse Digital)
credits:
script: Randy Stradley
editors: Randy Stradley & Dave Marshall / assistant editor: Freddye
Lins
art: Douglas Wheatley
colors: Dan Jackson / letters: Michael Heisler
designer: Tina Alessi
special thanks to J.W. Rinzler, Leland Chee, Troy Alders, Carol Roeder,
Jann Moorhead & David Anderman at Lucas Licensing
story initial timeline placement:
The events in this story take place approximately
nineteen years before the Battle of Yavin
intro text ( inside-cover):
Having stolen Imperial data files, the crew of the Uhumele discovered that an Imperial patrol may have
intercepted their Jedi friend Dass Jennir’s ship and caused it to crash on a
desert world named Prine.
Darth Vader, learning that the Imperial databanks were
breached, is now following the same clues, hoping they will lead him to both
Jennir and the mysterious assassin who
murdered Vader’s one source of information on the Jedi.
On Prine, the assassin and his droid believe they are hot
on Jennir’s trail, not realizing that Jennir is actually on a collision course
with them – as he attacks a caravan of desert pirates who have captured his
companion, Ember Chankeli...
solicitation
copy:
The mystery man is revealed! If Boba Fett is the man you
call when you want someone captured, Falco Sang is the one to call when you
want someone dead. Sang has been on Dass Jennir's trail for months, and now the
Jedi is in his sights.
But Sang isn't the only one searching for Jennir, and he
should be careful that he doesn't come between Jennir and Darth Vader!
this issue features:
- letters-column: The Dark Times (2 pages: 27 & 28)
reprint history (UK):
- 2015 (April 5) Star Wars Galaxy Volume 1, # 19, April 2011 (Titan Magazines)
02-22 Star Wars: Jedi Volume I – The Dark Side
(Jedi collection # 1)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Books (Dark Horse Comics)
collection (softcover, 120 pages), ISBN 1-59582-840-8, SRP $ 18.99
front cover art: Stéphane Roux (from Star Wars:
Jedi – The Dark Side # 5)
back cover art: Stéphane Roux (from Star Wars: Jedi –
The Dark Side # 3)
printed by Midas Printing International, Ltd., Huizhou, China
main credits:
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins
collection designer: Stephen Reichert
special thanks to J.W. Rinzler, Leland Chee, Troy Alders, Carol Roeder,
Jann Moorhead & David Anderman at Lucas Licensing
features:
Jedi Volume I: The Dark Side (110 pages: 9 -
118)
reprints:
- Star Wars: Jedi – The Dark Side # 1, May 2011 (May 18, 2011)
- Star Wars: Jedi – The Dark Side # 2, June 2011 (June 22, 2011)
- Star Wars: Jedi – The Dark Side # 3, July 2011 (July 20, 2011)
- Star Wars: Jedi – The Dark Side # 4, August 2011 (August 24, 2011)
- Star Wars: Jedi – The Dark Side # 5, September 2011 (September 21, 2011)
credits:
script: Scott Allie
art: Mahmud Asrar
colors: Paul Mounts / letters: Michael Heisler
initial timeline-placement:
The events in this story take place approximately
fifty-three years before the Battle of Yavin
intro text (page 6):
it is a time of relative peace in the galaxy. Nearly a
thousand years have passed since the Jedi defeated the Sith on the broken
plains of Ruusan.
Now, at the Jedi Temple on Coruscant, the Jedi train
their Padawans in the ways of the Force, preparing them to become the Jedi
Knights of the always-uncertain future.
For despite the current galactic peace, the Jedi are
still called upon to mediate – or quell – smaller, localized conflicts...
back-cover text:
Following a shocking political assassination, Jedi Master
Qui-Gon Jinn is dispatched to Telos IV – the homeworld of his Padawan Xanatos –
to prevent the outbreak of a civil war. For the headstrong Xanatos, whose
father is the planetary governor, the homecoming dredges up hidden resentments
and passionate emotions. It is a mission that will lead Qui-Gon into close
contact with the dark side and start him on a quest that will have a major
impact on the future of the Jedi Order...
solicitation copy:
Following a shocking political assassination, young Jedi
Master Qui-Gon Jinn is dispatched to prevent the outbreak of a civil war on the
homeworld of his Padawan Xanatos--whose father is king. For the headstrong
Xanatos, this return to his home has dredged up hidden resentments and
passionate emotions. It is a mission that will lead Qui-Gon into close contact
with the dark side and start him on a quest that will have a major impact on
the future of the Jedi Order!
Danger and the dark side!
With the release of Episode I in 3-D, rediscover the
great Jedi Qui-Gon Jinn!
this collection features:
-
cover-art: Star Wars: Jedi – The Dark Side # 2, by Stéphane
Roux (1 page: 2)
-
cover-art: Star Wars: Jedi – The Dark Side # 4, sketch-version
by Stéphane Roux (1 page: 5)
-
cover-art: Star Wars: Jedi – The Dark Side # 1 (Dark Horse 25th Anniversary variant), by Stéphane Roux (1 page: 7)
-
cover-art: Star Wars: Jedi – The Dark Side # 1, by Mahmud
Asrar (1 page: 8)
-
timeline: Star Wars
Graphic Novel Timeline (in Years) (1 page: 119)
02-22 Star Wars: Legacy # 29 (Vector Part 10)
(Legacy # 29 of 56)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Dustin Weaver
features:
Vector: Part 10 of 12
reprints:
- Star Wars: Legacy # 29, October 2008 (October 29, 2008 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
story: John Ostrander & Jan Duursema / script: John Ostrander
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins / associate
editor: Dave Marshall
art: Jan Duursema / inks: Dan Parsons
colors: Brad Anderson / letters: Michael Heisler
designer: Scott Cook
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
With his bounty-hunter pals and a team of Imperial
Knights, Cade Skywalker plans to assassinate the Sith Emperor Darth Krayt. The
first step in their scheme requires a risky attack on a remote Imperial outpost
in hopes of drawing Krayt away from Coruscant.
But even if that works, members of the team are divided
in their feelings about their "secret weapon": Celeste Morne, an
ancient Jedi Knight of the Old Republic who is in possession of—and possibly
possessed by—the powerful Muur Talisman.
As we plunge into the final chapters of the yearlong Vector crossover, the power of the talisman threatens to shake the galaxy to its
foundations!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 22) Star Wars: Legacy # 29 - # 32 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-22 Star Wars: Legacy # 30 (Vector Part 11)
(Legacy # 30 of 56)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Omar Francia
features:
Vector: Part 11 of 12
reprints:
- Star Wars: Legacy # 30, November 2008 (November 26, 2008 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
story: John Ostrander & Jan Duursema / script: John Ostrander
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins / associate
editor: Dave Marshall
art: Jan Duursema / inks: Dan Parsons
colors: Brad Anderson / letters: Michael Heisler
designer: Scott Cook
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Celeste Morne, a Jedi of the Old Republic, and Cade
Skywalker, descendant of the legendary Skywalkers, have joined with a group of
Imperial Knights and Cade's bounty-hunter crew for an assassination attempt on
the Sith Emperor, Darth Krayt. But Celeste has been struggling with the spirit
of Sith Lord Karness Muur for over four thousand years—there is no way to
determine how much control he maintains over her actions. Can Cade's plot
succeed, or will he find himself at the mercy of another Sith?
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 22) Star Wars: Legacy # 29 - # 32 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-22 Star Wars: Legacy # 31 (Vector Part 12)
(Legacy # 31 of 56)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Jan Duursema
features:
Vector: Part 12 of 12
reprints:
- Star Wars: Legacy # 31, December 2008 (December 31, 2008 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
story: John Ostrander & Jan Duursema / script: John Ostrander
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins / associate
editor: Dave Marshall
art: Jan Duursema / inks: Dan Parsons
colors: Brad Anderson / letters: Michael Heisler
designer: Scott Cook
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
It is Jedi vs. Sith, and Sith vs. Sith, in this, the
conclusion to Vector. The yearlong event that has shaken the galaxy,
shattered lives, and brought about new beginnings ends here!
Darth Krayt may finally be captured and defeated in the
trap set by Cade Skywalker and Jedi Master of old Celeste Morne. But Emperor
Krayt might no longer be the most powerful Sith Lord in the galaxy. Will Cade
and Celeste have another Sith to defeat…or join?
The final chapter of Vector!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 22) Star Wars: Legacy # 29 - # 32 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-22 Star Wars: Legacy # 32
(Legacy # 32 of 56)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Omar Francia
features:
Fight Another Day: Part 1 of 2
reprints:
- Star Wars: Legacy # 32, January 2009 (January 28, 2009 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: John Ostrander
editor: Randy Stradley / assistant editor: Freddye Lins / associate
editor: Dave Marshall
art: Omar Francia
colors: Brad Anderson / letters: Michael Heisler
designer: Scott Cook
special thanks to Elaine Mederer, Jann Moorhead, David Anderman, Leland
Chee, Sue Rostoni & Carol Roeder at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
Darth Krayt's
program to exterminate the Mon Calamari is still in progress, with only the Mon
Cal Rangers standing between the refugee populace and certain doom. Now a Sith
scientist has a new weapon against which the Rangers are powerless.
Faced with a choice between allowing refugees to perish
and sacrificing themselves in a fruitless delaying action, the Rangers turn to
an unexpected-and reluctant-source for help.
"Star Wars: Legacy
took a gamble by jumping the Star Wars saga one hundred years past what
we knew about it and it has paid off. It's a great series." - BlogCritics.com
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 22) Star Wars: Legacy # 29 - # 32 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-22 Star Wars: Legacy # 29 – # 32 Bundle
(Legacy digital collection # 8)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (96 pages), SRP $ 6.99
this bundle features the following digital comics by Dark Horse Digital:
Star Wars: Legacy # 29 (February 22,
2012)
Vector: Part 10 of 12
reprints:
- Star Wars: Legacy # 29, October 2008 (October 29, 2008 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Legacy # 30 (February 22,
2012)
Vector: Part 11 of 12
reprints:
- Star Wars: Legacy # 30, November 2008 (November 26, 2008 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Legacy # 31 (February 22,
2012)
Vector: Part 12 of 12
reprints:
- Star Wars: Legacy # 31, December 2008 (December 31, 2008 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Legacy # 32 (February 22,
2012)
Fight Another Day: Part 1 of 2
reprints:
- Star Wars: Legacy # 32, January 2009 (January 28, 2009 – Dark Horse Comics)
solicitation copy (Dark Horse Digital):
This bundle contains issues # 29 - # 32 of Star Wars: Legacy.
With his bounty-hunter pals and a team of Imperial Knights, Cade Skywalker plans to assassinate the Sith Emperor Darth Krayt. The first step in their scheme requires a risky attack on a remote Imperial outpost in hopes of drawing Krayt away from Coruscant.
But even if that works, members of the team are divided
in their feelings about their "secret weapon": Celeste Morne, an
ancient Jedi Knight of the Old Republic who is in possession of—and possibly
possessed by—the powerful Muur Talisman.
02-22 Star Wars: Tales # 7
(Star Wars Tales # 7 of 24)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (59 pages), SRP $ 3.99
cover-art: Francisco Ruiz Velasco
main credits:
editor: Dave Land / assistant editor: Philip Simon
book designer: Mark Cox
special thanks to Allan Kausch & Lucy Autrey Wilson at Lucas
Licensing
reprints:
-
Star Wars Tales # 7, March 2001 (March 7, 2001 – Dark Horse Comics)
features the following short comics:
Single Cell
credits:
script: Haden Blackman
pencils: Jan Duursema / inks: Ray Kryssing
colors: Dave McCaig / letters: Steve Dutro
Nerf Herder
credits:
script: Phil Amara
pencils: Francisco Hererra / inks: Howard M. Shum
colors: Michelle Madsen / letters: Steve Dutro
”Jedi Chef” or “Pizza Hutt”
credits:
script: Randy Stradley
art: Francisco Ruiz Velasco
letters: Studi F & Jason Hvam
Outbid but Never Outgunned
credits:
script: Beau Smith
pencils: Mike Deodato, Jr. / inks: Neil Nelson
colors: Dave McCaig / letters: Steve Dutro
Force Fiction
credits:
script: Kevin Rubio
art: Lucas Marangon
colors: Michelle Madsen / letters: Steve Dutro
solicitation copy:
Have you ever had one of those days? Your boss won't stop
bothering you with petty complaints? Your teacher won't get off your back about
your late book report? The neighbor kids won't stop screaming? Well, escape
your everyday troubles with an all new and improved issue of Star Wars: Tales! Join Boba Fett, Plo Koon, Micah Giiett, Yoda, Mace
Windu, and a fellow named Domo Jones as they take your mind off your cares, to
a place where you're as likely to run into a three-eyed alien as encounter
bureaucratic headaches! STAR
WARS!
this digital comic is collected in
the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 29) Star Wars Tales # 5 - # 8 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-29 Star Wars: Empire # 17
(Empire # 17 of 40)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (23 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: David Michael Beck & Brad Anderson (colors)
features:
To the Last Man: Part 2 of 3
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 17, January 2004 (March 3, 2004 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Welles Hartley (aka Randy Stradley)
editor: Randy Stradley / associate editor: Jeremy Barlow
pencils: Davidé Fabbri / inks: Christian Dalla Vecchia
colors: Davidé Fabbri / lettering: Sno Cone Studios
designer: Lani Schreibstein
special thanks to Sue Rostoni & Amy Gary at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy:
Imperial Lt. Janek Sunber wanted to see action, and now
his wish has come true—in spades! Sunber's infantry regiment on the jungle
world of Maridun is cut off from the rest of the Empire. Their communications
have been destroyed, and their way out of the jungle is blocked by thousands of
hostile native Amanin. Hopelessly outnumbered, they must choose between combat
or surrender—but either decision may mean death!
Empire takes a look at
the Star Wars galaxy from the point of view of the Imperials in this
action-packed, three-issue arc!
this digital comic is collected in the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 29) Star Wars: Empire # 17 - # 20 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-29 Star Wars: Empire # 18
(Empire # 18 of 40)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: David Michael Beck & Brad Anderson (colors)
features:
To the Last Man: Part 3 of 3
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 18, April 2004 (April 21, 2004 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Welles Hartley (aka Randy Stradley)
editor: Randy Stradley / associate editor: Jeremy Barlow
pencils: Davidé Fabbri / inks: Christian Dalla Vecchia
colors: Davidé Fabbri / lettering: Sno Cone Studios
designer: Lani Schreibstein
special thanks to Sue Rostoni & Amy Gary at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy:
Thousands of angry alien Amanin versus fewer than sixty
Imperial troops. So much for being "the glue that holds the galaxy
together.”
The Imperials are doomed, but newly promoted Captain
Janek Sunber is determined that they will fight to the end. If only some of his
fellow officers exhibited the same courage, they might have a chance. But is it
bravery or foolhardiness that drives Sunber? And, if they all die, who will
tell the story of their sacrifice? Who will record the glory of their final
stand?
this digital comic is collected in the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 29) Star Wars: Empire # 17 - # 20 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-29 Star Wars: Empire # 19
(Empire # 19 of 40)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Doug Wheatley
features:
Target: Vader
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 19, April 2004 (May 12, 2004 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Ron Marz
editor: Randy Stradley / associate editor: Jeremy Barlow
pencils: Brian Ching
colors: Brad Anderson / lettering: Sno Cone Studios
designer: Lani Schreibstein
special thanks to Sue Rostoni & Amy Gary at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy:
Having failed to locate the Rebels’ new base after the
destruction of the Death Star, Vader sets out to redeem himself by strong-arming
his underworld contacts for information about the Alliance. But other deeds
from Vader’s past return to haunt him as a group of aliens attempt to kill the
Sith Lord as revenge for a slaughter he perpetrated on their homeworld.
Fighting vengeful aliens is all in a day’s work. The real
challenge for Vader is coming to terms with the man he once was, and the
“monster” he has become...
this digital comic is collected in the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 29) Star Wars: Empire # 17 - # 20 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-29 Star Wars: Empire # 20
(Empire # 20 of 40)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (23 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Doug Wheatley
features:
A Little Piece of Home: Part One
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 20, May 2004 (May 26, 2004 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Ron Marz
editor: Randy Stradley / associate editor: Jeremy Barlow
pencils: Tomás Giorello
colors: Brad Anderson / lettering: Sno Cone Studios
designer: Lani Schreibstein
special thanks to Sue Rostoni & Amy Gary at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy:
It’s six months after the destruction of the Death Star,
and every Rebel in the galaxy has a price on his or her head. Worse, the Rebel
Alliance still has not been able to locate a new, secret location for a base.
But Princess Leia has an idea: an acquaintance from Alderaan has a hunting
preserve on a small, uninhabited moon. It might be the ideal spot—provided she
can persuade her friend to allow it, and the Imperials don’t find out, and the
local wildlife doesn’t prove to be too dangerous…The perfect spot for the Rebel
base may just be the perfect spot for a princess to die!
this digital comic is collected in the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 29) Star Wars: Empire # 17 - # 20 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-29 Star Wars: Empire # 17 – # 20 Bundle
(Empire digital collection # 5)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (94 pages), SRP $ 6.99
this bundle features the following digital comics by Dark Horse Digital:
Star Wars: Empire # 17 (February 29,
2012)
To the Last Man: Part 2 of 3
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 17, January 2004 (March 3, 2004 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Empire # 18 (February 29,
2012)
To the Last Man: Part 3 of 3
reprints:
- Star Wars: Empire # 18, April 2004 (April 21, 2004 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Empire # 19 (February 29,
2012)
Target: Vader
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 19, April 2004 (May 12, 2004 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Empire # 20 (February 29,
2012)
A Little Piece of Home: Part One
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 20, May 2004 (May 26, 2004 – Dark Horse Comics)
solicitation copy:
This bundle contains issues #17 - #20 of Star Wars: Empire!
Imperial Lt. Janek Sunber wanted to see action, and now his
wish has come true—in spades! Sunber's infantry regiment on the jungle world of
Maridun is cut off from the rest of the Empire. Their communications have been
destroyed, and their way out of the jungle is blocked by thousands of hostile
native Amanin. Hopelessly outnumbered, they must choose between combat or
surrender—but either decision may mean death!
02-29 Star Wars: Empire # 21
(Empire # 21 of 40)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: David Michael Beck
features:
A Little Piece of Home: Part Two
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 21, June 2004 (June 30, 2004 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Ron Marz
editor: Randy Stradley / associate editor: Jeremy Barlow
pencils: Tomás Giorello
colors: Michael Atiyeh / lettering: Michael David Thomas
designer: Lani Schreibstein
special thanks to Sue Rostoni & Amy Gary at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy:
Against Luke's better judgment, Leia has sought the help
of an old boyfriend from Alderaan in finding a new location for the Rebel base.
He's willing to provide the Alliance with the perfect spot—but only if Leia
will give up the Rebellion and join him in preserving a piece of their
homeworld.
Ordinarily, Leia's decision would be an easy one. But
when a speeder crash strands her and her friend on a jungle moon, their need
for each other in their struggle for survival leads to a conclusion that
neither of them could have foreseen...
this digital comic is collected in the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 29) Star Wars: Empire # 21 - # 24 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-29 Star Wars: Empire # 22
(Empire # 22 of 40)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: David Michael Beck
features:
Alone Together
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 22, July 2004 (July 21, 2004 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Welles Hartley (aka Randy Stradley)
editor: Randy Stradley / associate editor: Jeremy Barlow
pencils: Adriana Melo
colors: Michael Atiyeh / lettering: Michael David Thomas
designer: Lani Schreibstein
special thanks to Sue Rostoni & Amy Gary at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy:
The fear of Imperial discovery sends the ships of the
Rebel fleet scrambling for the far corners of the galaxy. Han, Chewie, Leia,
and a young soldier named Deena Shan, onboard the Millennium Falcon, end up near a dark jungle moon from which they receive a distress call.
Investigating, they discover the remains of a tragedy dating from the Clone
Wars, and a still-living threat that could claim them all!
Fighting alongside the heroes of Yavin, Shan learns that
the Rebellion, and even survival, mean so much more than she imagined when put
in the context of friendship and sacrifice.
this digital comic is collected in the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 29) Star Wars: Empire # 21 - # 24 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-29 Star Wars: Empire # 23
(Empire # 23 of 40)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Kilian Plunket
features:
The Bravery of Being Out of Range
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 23, August 2004 (August 25, 2004 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Jeremy Barlow
editor: Randy Stradley / associate editor: Jeremy Barlow
art: Brandon Badeaux
colors: Michael Atiyeh / lettering: Michael David Thomas
designer: Lani Schreibstein
special thanks to Sue Rostoni & Amy Gary at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy:
It was supposed to be an easy gig—transport a young woman
across the desert to the waiting arms of her friends. But nothing's ever easy
for reformed smuggler BoShek, and he soon finds himself in the middle of a
struggle between a militant cell of the Rebel Alliance and Imperial
operatives—and in direct conflict with his own desires to avoid galactic
politics.
With the fires of civil war burning around him, BoShek
may be forced to make a stand with one side or the other, unless he can make a run.
The first full-feature comics adventure of one of the
most intriguing characters from the Mos Eisley cantina, the "Rockabilly
Spaceman" himself, BoShek!
this digital comic is collected in the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 29) Star Wars: Empire # 21 - # 24 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-29 Star Wars: Empire # 24
(Empire # 24 of 40)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic (24 pages), SRP $ 1.99
cover-art: Jeff Johnson & Brad Anderson (colors)
features:
Idiot’s Array: Part 1
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 24, September 2004 (September 8, 2004 – Dark Horse Comics)
credits:
script: Ron Marz
editor: Randy Stradley / associate editor: Jeremy Barlow
art: Jeff Johnson
colors: Michael Atiyeh / lettering: Michael David Thomas
designer: Lani Schreibstein
special thanks to Sue Rostoni & Amy Gary at Lucas Licensing
solicitation copy:
Han Solo and Chewbacca are tapped by the Rebel Alliance
for a mission that requires their special skills and knowledge of the
underworld. But for Han, it's a chance to get away from the new
responsibilities he's taken on since joining the Rebellion and indulge his
former free-booting ways.
Visiting old haunts brings chance meetings with old
friends. But some friendships may only be as deep as one's pockets, and when a
fellow smuggler learns of the Imperial bounty on their heads, Han and Chewie's
mini vacation threatens to become a life sentence!
Rollicking fun, high adventure, and deep danger featuring
everybody's favorite rogues!
Jeff Johnson was the artist on CrossGen's Way of the Rat.
this digital comic is collected in the following bundle:
- 2012 (February 29) Star Wars: Empire # 21 - # 24 Bundle (Dark Horse Digital)
02-29 Star Wars: Empire # 21 – # 24 Bundle
(Empire digital collection # 6)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (96 pages), SRP $ 6.99
this bundle features the following digital comics by Dark Horse Digital:
Star Wars: Empire # 21 (February 29,
2012)
A Little Piece of Home: Part Two
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 21, June 2004 (June 30, 2004 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Empire # 22 (February 29,
2012)
Alone Together
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 22, July 2004 (July 21, 2004 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Empire # 23 (February 29,
2012)
The Bravery of Being Out of Range
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 23, August 2004 (August 25, 2004 – Dark Horse Comics)
Star Wars: Empire # 24 (February 29,
2012)
Idiot’s Array: Part 1
reprints:
-
Star Wars: Empire # 24, September 2004 (September 8, 2004 – Dark Horse Comics)
solicitation copy:
This bundle contains issues #21 - #24 of Star Wars: Empire!
Against Luke's better judgment, Leia has sought the help of an old boyfriend from Alderaan in finding a new location for the Rebel base. He's willing to provide the Alliance with the perfect spot—but only if Leia will give up the Rebellion and join him in preserving a piece of their homeworld.
Ordinarily, Leia's decision would be an easy one. But
when a speeder crash strands her and her friend on a jungle moon, their need
for each other in their struggle for survival leads to a conclusion that
neither of them could have foreseen...
02-29 Star Wars: Infinities – The Empire Strikes Back
(Inifnites digital collection # 2)
publisher info:
Dark Horse Digital (Dark Horse Comics)
digital comic collection (93 pages), SRP $ 7.99
this digital collection reprints the following comics (from Dark Horse
Comics):
Star Wars Infinities: The Empire
Strikes Back
reprints:
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Star Wars: Infinities – The Empire Strikes Back # 1 (of 4), July 2002 (July 10, 2002)
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Star Wars: Infinities – The Empire Strikes Back # 2 (of 4), August 2002 (August 28, 2002)
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Star Wars: Infinities – The Empire Strikes Back # 3 (of 4), September
2002 (October 23, 2002)
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Star Wars: Infinities – The Empire Strikes Back # 4 (of 4), October 2002 (November 20, 2002)
credits:
script: Dave Land
pencils: Davidé Fabbri / inks: Christian Dalla Vecchia
colors: Dan Jackson / letters: Steve Dutro
solicitation copy:
Take the events and characters from one of the classic Star Wars films, throw in one happenstance, mishap, or technical glitch beyond the characters'
control, and watch how that changes everything. In Dark
Horse's first foray into Infinities (A
New Hope), Luke Skywalker's valiant torpedo
attack on the Death Star failed due to a faulty detonator—an event no one could
have foreseen—and the Rebellion was dealt a debilitating setback. In Infinities: The Empire Strikes Back, Han Solo's desperate attempt to locate his friend Luke
in the icy wastes of the planet Hoth is thwarted when the tauntaun he's riding
succumbs to the cold while Han is still a mile from Luke's location. Han
arrives too late, barely in time to hear Luke's dying words about Jedi training
and the planet Dagobah...
Thus begins an adventure far different than the one seen
in the motion picture. Along the way, a famous bounty hunter is frozen in
carbonite, Han and Chewie are captured on Tatooine by Jabba the Hutt, and
Princess Leia and Yoda have a fateful jungle showdown with Darth Vader!
Collects the four-issue miniseries.
02-29 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic # 42 - Masks
(Knights of the Old Republic # 42 of 50)