A pilot discovers, training is one thing, but it isn’t so easy shooting the devil in the back in Vader: Dark Visions #4.
Luke proves that although he is headstrong, he learned his lesson in The Empire Strikes Back and isn’t so impulsive in Star Wars: Age of Rebellion – Luke Skywalker #1.
The pilots of Shadow Wing confront betrayal within the Empire in TIE Fighter #2 and prove they are more than just pilots.
Lando learns a hard lesson that running a profitable business doesn’t come without worry, hardship, and struggle in Star Wars: Age of Rebellion – Lando Calrissian #1.
Aphra explores her maternal issues as she trains a would be apprentice in Doctor Aphra #32.
The galaxy’s most notorious bounty hunter lives by his own code in a western styled story as told in Star Wars: Age of Rebellion – Boba Fett #1.
Princess Leia and Queen Trios prove to be opposite sides of the same coin as their personal battle for Shu-Torun continues in Star Wars #65.
In Batman vs Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, viewers get a fun movie with plenty of action.
Han Solo finds the pull of the cause of the Rebellion to be irresistible, despite his own desires, in Star Wars: Age of Rebellion – Han Solo #1.
The Rebel mission to Shu-Torun completes another phase, but Benthic’s Partisans reveal alternative goals the planet in Star Wars #64.
Aphra’s instinct rebels against her elastic morals as she and Triple Zero approach their destinies in Doctor Aphra #31 as “Worst Among Equals” concludes.
IG-88 plays the long game, Yoda confronts failure, and Rebel Pilots take a vacation in Star Wars: Age of Rebellion – Special #1.
The most famous scoundrel in all of Star Wars introduces comic readers to the world of Batuu and Black Spire Outpost in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge #1.