E.K. Johnston supplies a riveting character study of a planetary ruler transforming into a galactic politician, as Padmé Amidala comes out from her Queen’s Shadow and finds her voice in the calm before the storm.
In Han Solo: Imperial Cadet #4, Han has the trust of his teammates – even the ones that don’t like him much.
Man meddles in the natural world, and nature strikes back! Them! is a cautionary tale of mankind messing with forces they don’t understand.2
While the First Order spread recruitment propaganda, citizens aboard the Colossus start to go missing in “The Disappeared.”
The MCU visits Germany for the filming of the third Captain America film.
Count Dooku rejects nostalgia and the Jedi way to further the ends of the Sith in Star Wars: Age of Republic – Count Dooku #1.
Released over 65 years ago, George Pal’s The War of the Worlds may be the pinnacle of alien invasion films, offering scope, drama, terror and awe to film audiences.
Star Wars #61 concludes “The Escape” story arc, gives the hero a moment’s rest, and prepares Leia, Han, and Luke for what is next.
Kaz and Poe fly into the Unknown Regions on a mission to discover the plot of the First Order, meanwhile BB-8 and CB-23 switch roles in “The Core Problem.”
Solo #4 focuses squarely on Han and Beckett’s raid on Kessel as select character moments are highlighted.
Doctor Aphra’s own moral philosophy has unintended consequences in Doctor Aphra #28. Plus, she and Triple Zero are more alike that either would care to admit.
This month Agents of SHIELD: Case Files is looking back at Captain America: Civil War, so it seems only proper that MCU: Location Scout reveals some of the filming locations from that film, specifically Lagos, Nigeria.
Anakin rejects the necessity of war to do what is right in Star Wars: Age of Republic – Anakin Skywalker #1.