Episode IV

The covers: A threesome to find before the Empire shuts down access to this series in four issues. The Regular cover by Phil Noto is a fantastic image of Luke standing with his lightsaber held ready...

The covers: Six covers to smuggle into your house before your spouse discovers them. The Terry and Rachel Dodson Regular cover is a beauty. Han has his iconic blaster out and pointed to the right, his...

The covers: Two different frontpieces for fans to take back to their base. Phil Noto is the artist of the Regular cover and it’s movie quality. A giant head shot of angry Commander Malarus looking to...

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: A foursome to find for this fourth installment of “The Screaming Citadel.” Marco Checchetto is the artist for the Regular cover. The giant head of Bombinax is in the back left, with a bust...

As a young boy way back in 1977 in what now seems like a galaxy far far away, I saw Star Wars: A New Hope, 13 times as it ignited my young mind and imagination like...

Like many others of my generation, I have been a fan of Star Wars ever since I watched Episode IV, ‘A New Hope’ way back in 1977 as a kid. It is quite exciting and somewhat introspective to think that in...

The covers: There are several Variants, but Marvel continues to leave fans on their own to track down how many there are. If only they were as good about covers as IDW or Zenescope, who includes...