droids

The covers: BB-8, a DRK-1 probe droid, and R2-D2 are being looked down at as they stand (okay, the probe is hovering) upon a yellow, sandy surface. The perspective on this cover mirrors how their owners...

The covers: Kamome Shirahama is responsible for the Regular cover and it’s neat. Two Imperial walkers fire off some shots as they make their way through a forest, its sky a harsh orange. Below, stepping out...

The covers: The Regular cover is a sensational piece by Mark Brooks. It’s set in the Emperor’s throne room. Vader has his hands on his hips, standing in the foreground. Behind him to his left is...

The cover: This Star Wars issue opens with an impression of Batman and Robin. Leia and Dr. Aphra are swinging into action, while behind them is an ominous looking droid. Both characters look great and the droid’s...

The covers: The A cover is a stunner. Interior artist Tony Harris has created a bust shot of the world’s most famous protocol droid, next to an almost complete body shot of the character. Threepio must...

The cover: A fantastic idea for a cover is undone by colors that overpower the images. Darth Vader, lightsaber held ready–with two hands, stands among a mob of slender Battle Droids. They seem to rising against...

The cover: An okay final cover from classic Dark Horse Comics Star Wars cover artist Hugh Fleming. Luke is the largest bust on this cover, though the coloring on his face makes him look as though...