Dark Horse Preview: Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories: The Bad Batch–Rogue Agents #1
Read a preview of Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories: The Bad Batch–Rogue Agents #1 from Dark Horse Comics, written by Michael Moreci with art by Reese Hannigan.
Star Wars is a movie franchise created in 1977 by George Lucas. Since the original trilogy in the ’70s and ’80s, the property has expanded dramatically. Three trilogies, multiple spinoff movies, live-action and animated TV shows… Star Wars has tackled it all. That’s not to mention the hundreds of issues of comic books, novels, and of course toys. So very many toys.
Taking place a long time ago, Star Wars focuses on the eternal struggle between the Dark Side, and the Light. Between the Sith, and Jedi, and all the factions and forces in between. From stories of the Skywalker family to wayward bounty hunters, to strange creatures… And everything in between.
On Comic Book Club’s page, you can read reviews of comic books, and listen to podcast interviews with writers, artists, editors, and actors about everything from the galaxy far, far away.
Read a preview of Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories: The Bad Batch–Rogue Agents #1 from Dark Horse Comics, written by Michael Moreci with art by Reese Hannigan.
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That’s Maul she wrote.
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They’re just in the development phase, but may head to a Disney park some time soon.
Yousa thinkin’ peoples a gonna buy this comic?