09/29/16 @ 9:06 pm EST
Film producer and writer Michael Uslan talks with Byron Brewer about Lone Ranger/Green Hornet #3, on sale now from Dynamite. Cover by Jan Duursema and interior art by Giovanni Timpano. BYRON BREWER: Michael, you have an amazing affinity for the characters in this miniseries. Where did the notion come from to bind the lives of these two heroes, Lone Ranger and Green Hornet, together into a family saga?MICHAEL USLAN: I have known for many decades about the relationship between The Lone Ranger and The Green Hornet, as created primarily by writer Fran Striker. I have also been aware for a long time of the legal difficulty in finally being able to tie these two members of the Reid family together in one family saga. So for quite a while, I had been nudging Nick Barrucci to be a magician and legally make this happen after 80 years. When he did, I plunged into my research then my writing with massive adrenalin. As far as my comfort zone with the characters goes, I grew up an awestruck fan of Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels on The Lone Ranger TV series. When I write these two characters, I write with them in mind. As a young teenager, I discovered the old Lone Ranger dramatic radio series and became familiar with the work of Brace Beamer and others. With respect to The Green Hornet, my initial exposure was actually seeing the golden age comic books, then seeing a few chapters from the 1940s movie serial at New York Comic Con in 1964, followed about a year later by being able to access the old radio series on a radio station in Newark, New Jersey. But it really wasn’t until the TV series that Britt Reid and Kato really came to life for me. In my head, I hear the voices of Van Williams and Bruce Lee when I write these characters. BB: One of the big “wows” in this series – and I do not think we are risking any spoilers here, since it has been discussed in other interviews – is that Tonto comes “from out of the past” to train and guide Kato. Was this a way of upping the import of both classic sidekicks in the story?MU: Because I only had five issues to tell this three generation story of the Reid family, I knew I had to devote the page count to the Lone Ranger, Dan Reid Jr., and the Green Hornet. I could not allow these three characters to lose the absolutely necessary screen time to tell the story effectively. That meant that regarding both Kato and Tonto, it would be a matter of quality over quantity. By having Tonto surprisingly return at the end of issue #3 and be asked by Kato to become his “Yoda” and train him, this to me became the most effective way to make each of these two characters very important to the story and give them the quality attention they deserve. BB: I think it is wonderful how you have worked real life folks of the “period,” such as Olympian Jesse Owens, into the series. Tell us what you can about the decision to include Owens …MU: When I chose to set this story historically in 1936 and 1938, I carefully researched all the events in U.S. and world history taking place then. In light of our current national situation regarding racism, I felt that if I utilized Jesse Owens in an important role here that it would give the series, thematically, a very contemporary and important feel. There are issues today just as there were 80 years ago about racism in America. And when I learned that in reality, during Jesse Owens’ tickertape parade down Broadway in New York after the 1936 Olympics that some unidentified-to-this-day man rushed his car and threw him a paper bag filled with $10,000 as a thank-you to standing up to Hitler and the Nazis, I realized I had my connection between Jesse Owens and the Lone Ranger. BB: … And Murder Inc.?MU: Once I settled in on Eliot Ness as the lynch-pin to the bridge between the Lone Ranger and the Green Hornet, all roads led me to Murder Inc. My son, David, is a leading archivist on the history of organized crime in America. He was able to provide me with all of the direction and research I needed for this. Plus … As a kid, I loved The Untouchables television series starring Robert Stack. In that show, the most often recurring villain was Frank Nitti, as played by the great actor Nehemiah Persoff. That also influenced my choice. Murder Inc. also gave me the opportunity to present the origin of the Green Hornet’s decision to be perceived as a bad guy, and the Lone Ranger’s need to warn him of the repercussions of that, having worn a mask for so many years himself. BB: There is also apparently another Reid out there. Can you give us any clues at all about this family trifecta?MU: Fearful of spoilers here, let me only say that they find themselves related to a certain Sergeant from the Yukon, a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, as well as learning that they are all descendants of Revolutionary War hero “Mad” Anthony Wayne, this tying the Reid family with the Wayne family. Hmmm… I wonder where that could lead! BB: These first three issues, including #3 now on sale, of Lone Ranger/Green Hornet have had neither the atmospheres (re: mood) of the western LR or the urban GH. Instead, there almost feels a gathering storm coming. If you will not be revealing spoilers, can you hint at what is to come in the series’ second half?MU: If our upcoming issues #4 and 5 of The Lone Ranger/ Green Hornet do not stun you into silence, then I will have failed in my efforts to make this historical story as impactful as it deserves to be. I do ask fans not to reveal the last three pages of either #4 or #5 because the spoiler effect will be too great. For more on Lone Ranger / Green Hornet #3, click here.
01/17/25 @ 6:54 pm EST
A dark new threat is coming to the galaxy far, far away, but true Star Wars fans know he’s been around much longer than anyone might expect! Inspired by unused Return of the Jedi concept art, ATHA PRIME was planned to be the main villain for an unreleased Kenner toy line in the ’80s, one that was intended to continue the success of Star Wars action figures following the release of the Original Trilogy films. Now, decades later, ATHA PRIME will officially debut in Marvel’s upcoming STAR WARS: JEDI KNIGHTS comic series. Emmy Award-winning screenwriter and acclaimed Star Wars comics writer Marc Guggenheim and rising star artist Madibek Musabekov will introduce the character as a mysterious planet’s tyrannical ruler who boldly opposes the Republic and the Jedi Order. Befitting his legacy, ATHA PRIME is spotlighted on John Tyler Christopher’s Action Figure Variant Cover for STAR WARS: JEDI KNIGHT #1 and will also be featured on Ramon Rosanas’ Foil Variant Cover. ATHA PRIME was also previously teased on Rosanas’ “Sneak Preview” variant cover for Star Wars: Legacy of Vader #1. “While developing the series, Marc discovered this deep cut—the antagonist from Kenner’s unrealized The Epic Continues toy line,” Editor Mark Paniccia explained. “We saw the original design and were immediately sold. What a cool character to bring into canon and what a perfect book to do it in!” Hitting stands on March 5, STAR WARS: JEDI KNIGHTS takes place before The Phantom Menace and stars legendary Prequel Trilogy icons like Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Yoda, and more, including fan-favorite characters and all-new Jedi. Each thrilling issue follows a different Jedi duo on pivotal missions throughout the galaxy, with an overarching threat binding them together. Who is the mysterious new villain targeting Qui-Gon Jinn for death, and how will it force the Jedi Order to evolve for a new age? “I love the idea that the Jedi are the guardians of peace and justice in the galaxy,” Guggenheim said. “But there are surprisingly few examples of that out there — mainly because the Jedi get sucked into the Clone Wars. I’m as much of a fan of the Clone Wars as the next guy, but I really craved seeing the Jedi doing their thing on a non-war footing. That’s the great appeal of this new Jedi Knights series: We really get a chance to see what the Jedi did before the Clone Wars and their eventual fall.” Preorder STAR WARS: JEDI KNIGHTS #1 at your local comic shop today! ...
01/17/25 @ 6:47 pm EST
David Krumholtz, who was recently part of the all-star cast of Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer, and British actress Emily Beecham have joined the space-faring cast of Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, which Craig Gillespie is directing for Warner Bros. Discovery arm DC Studios. The feature, which began shooting this week in DC’s UK production hub of Leavesden, is inspired by the Tom King and Bilquis Evely comic book mini-series and stars House of the Dragon‘s Milly Alcock playing Kara Zor-El, the cousin of Superman. It’s unclear how faithful the script by Ana Nogueira is to the comic, which eschewed the traditional good vs. bad tropes and instead was a cosmic character piece, spanning many worlds and alien cultures. The Eisner-nominated 2021 story was told from the perspective of a young alien girl named Ruthye who enlists the aid of Supergirl is a quest of revenge against Krem of the Yellow Hills, the man who killed her father. Eve Ridley is on the call sheet as Ruthye while Matthias Schoenaerts is Krem. Jason Momoa is due to cameo as alien bounty hunter Lobo. Krumholtz and Beecham will play Supergirl’s parents. (via THR)
01/17/25 @ 6:35 pm EST
Following the hotly anticipated debut issue of ThunderCats Lost, Dynamite and Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products are excited to debut another exciting new character in the ThunderCats mythos in the second chapter! ThunderCats Lost #2 is set to release April 2 and there's no fooling here! The creative team of Ed Brisson (New Mutants, Predator) and Rapha Lobosco, who started their 'Cats contributions with the Apex special, have cooked up a mysterious new character for fans to get excited about.
"Coming into ThunderCats: Lost, we were pretty confident with the new cast members that Rapha and I introduced in the first issue (Niko and Ligon), but wanted to make sure that our cats had a formidable foe," said writer Ed Brisson. "For certain, Captain Shiner and his army are a force to be reckoned with, but his right-hand, personal mercenary Scorpius is on a completely different level. A one-man army and hunter who knows the danger that cats present for his world and will stop at nothing to ensure that each and every cat is dead and buried. This murder machine is a threat unlike anything that the ThunderCats have faced before."
The lost Thunderan warriors led by Commander Bengali find themselves crashed behind enemy lines in the kickoff to the series. So far they've managed to evade capture, taking refuge in a nearby town. These lands are firmly under the thumb of Captain Shiner and his forces. The only hope that Bengali and the Lost crew have for being rescued is if they can break through Shiner's defenses to return to their damaged ship.
Their big problem is that Shiner's mercenary forces are hot on their collective tails, and being led by one of the most fearsome of all foes. The mysterious and ruthless mercenary Scorpius is living his life by one overriding mission: kill every ThunderCat in his path!
The hunt is on, with the ThunderCat killer on the loose!
ThunderCats Lost #2 features covers by Declan Shalvey, Clayton Henry, Meghan Hetrick, Mark Bagley, and Jae Lee. ...
01/17/25 @ 6:31 pm EST
BOOM! Studios, in collaboration with leading toy and game company Hasbro, today revealed a first look at POWER RANGERS PRIME #4. Groundbreaking POWER RANGERS writer, and scribe behind Darkest Hour Melissa Flores, along with acclaimed artist Michael YG (Iron Fist), colorist Fabi Marques, and letterer Ed Dukeshire ushers in a new era into the Rangers Mythos with the new ongoing series POWER RANGERS PRIME! Continuing February 2025. An epic battle ensues between the new Prime Red Ranger and powerful VR Troopers, but not without a little help from a familiar foe… In a dire moment, Rita Repulsa sacrifices the last of her wand's strength to create the keys to their survival… but will it be enough to save the group from capture? POWER RANGERS PRIME #4 features a main cover by the incomparable Dan Mora, with variants by Matt Taylor (Deep State), Bon Bernardo (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers), Doaly (Deadpool/Wolverine), Mike Huddleston (The New Gods), and Haining (Spirit World). POWER RANGERS PRIME is the newest release from BOOM! Studios’ eponymous imprint, home to critically acclaimed original series, including BRZRKR by Keanu Reeves, Matt Kindt, and Ron Garney; Something is Killing the Children by James Tynion IV and Werther Dell’Edera; bestselling horror anthology Hello Darkness; Grim by Stephanie Phillips and Flaviano; Stuff of Nightmares by R.L. Stine and A.L. Kaplan; A Vicious Circle by Mattson Tomlin and Lee Bermejo; Ghostlore by Cullen Bunn and Leomacs; Rare Flavours by Ram V and Filipe Andrade; Underheist by David and Maria Lapham; Animal Pound by Tom King and Peter Gross; Minor Arcana by Jeff Lemire; and the upcoming Vicarious by Ryan Parrott and Eleonora Carlini; and The Creeping Below by Brian Azzarello and Vanesa Del Rey. The imprint also publishes popular licensed properties, including Dune: House Corrino from Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson, and Simone Ragazzoni; and The Expanse: Dragon Tooth by Andy Diggle, Rubine, and Francesco Pisa. POWER RANGERS PRIME #4 will be available in comic shops February 19, 2025. It is available for pre-order at your local comic shop. Digital copies can be purchased from content providers, including Kindle, iBooks, and Google Play. Power Rangers Prime #4 A Main: DEC240089 Power Rangers Prime #4 B Variant: DEC240090 Power Rangers Prime #4 C BOOM 20th Anniversary Variant: DEC240091 Power Rangers Prime #4 D Foil Stamp Variant: DEC240092 Power Rangers Prime #4 E 1:10 INCV: DEC240093 Power Rangers Prime #4 F 1:15 INCV: DEC240094 Power Rangers Prime #4 G 1:20 INCV BOOM 20th Anniversary Variant: DEC240095 Power Rangers Prime #4 H 1:25 INCV Foil Stamp Variant: DEC240096 Power Rangers Prime #4 I 1:40 INCV: DEC240097 Power Rangers Prime #4 J FOC Reveal Variant: DEC240098 Power Rangers Prime #4 K Unlockable Variant: DEC240099 ...
01/17/25 @ 6:25 pm EST
ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM kicks off in just a few weeks, ushering in a new era of Marvel Comics where Doctor Doom reigns supreme! Doom’s rule will be felt across the Marvel Universe, impacting various ongoing titles and igniting the launch of special tie-in limited series. Today, fans can peek ahead at ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM tie-in issues coming in April. Just in time for a milestone issue of Jed MacKay and Valerio Schiti’s acclaimed Avengers run, Earth’s Mightiest Heroes find themselves in an explosive battle against Doom in AVENGERS #25. While the Avengers strike, a terrifying group of villains will take advantage and stage an assault on their Impossible City headquarters—the new MASTERS OF EVIL! Then, following their humbling defeat at Doom’s hands, a desperate plan to reverse their circumstances threatens to further diminish Marvel’s First Family to the FANTASTIC TWO in Ryan North and Cory Smith’s FANTASTIC FOUR #31. Plus, under Doom’s command, Tiger Division goes on a recruiting spree in DOOM’S DIVISION #2, the Strange Academy kids discover how horrifying Latervian fairy tales can be in DOOM ACADEMY #3, Thunderbolt Ross escapes Doom’s prison and goes on the run in RED HULK #3, and Doom tasks the classic Thunderbolts with taking down Bucky’s revolution in THUNDERBOLTS: DOOMSTRIKE #3. April will also see the debut of Steve Foxe and Luca Maresca’s SUPERIOR AVENGERS. Preorder these upcoming ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM tie-in issues at your local comic shop today!
01/16/25 @ 7:05 pm EST
Today Skybound and Image Comics, in collaboration with leading toy and game company Hasbro, announced five all-new G.I. JOE: A Real American Hero Silent Missions one-shots, each releasing on a Wednesday this April, from a murderer’s row of creative talent including Phil Hester, DANI & Dan Watters, Leonardo Romero, Andrew Krahnke, and Wes Craig. In celebration of Silent Missions month, Skybound will also be releasing a “Silent Missions” edition of the historic “Silent Interlude,” G.I. JOE: A Real American Hero #21, which includes a new letter from Larry Hama. “The importance of the Silent Interlude cannot be overstated,” said Alex Antone, Editorial Director at Skybound. “And in celebration of this historic issue, Skybound has invited five of the industry’s best storytellers to write and draw their own silent issue, each taking on a different G.I. JOE character. And while this event is inspired by Larry Hama and Steve Leialoha’s original masterpiece, each issue is singular in its approach and showcases the unique strengths of these incredible artists.” One of the most important comic books ever returns! Experience the groundbreaking “Silent Interlude” from writer/artist Larry Hama! This legendary issue features a Snake-Eyes solo mission, the first appearance of Storm Shadow, and a full-length, action-packed story with NO DIALOGUE. G.I. JOE: A Real American Hero #21 Silent Missions Edition ($3.99) will be available at comic book shops and digital platforms including Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, and Google Play on Wednesday, April 2, 2025. The face of comic books changed forever when G.I. JOE: A Real American Hero #21 introduced fans to the “Silent Interlude,” an action-packed story with no dialogue. Now, superstar creators present unforgettable and all-new G.I. JOE Silent Missions throughout the month of April 2025. In the standalone silent issue from Phil Hester (Green Arrow), fan-favorite BEACH HEAD is trapped in a DMZ and hunted by the forces of Cobra. But can Beach Head save himself and the war orphans he's vowed to protect? G.I. JOE: A Real American Hero – Beach Head #1 ($3.99) will be available at comic book shops and digital platforms including Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, and Google Play on Wednesday, April 2, 2025. The chart-topping team of DANI (Arkham City: The Order of the World) and Dan Watters (Destro, Universal Monsters: Creature from the Black Lagoon Lives!) puts the iconic G.I. Joe ninja Jinx in the most dangerous mission of her life. She has 20 seconds – and 20 pages of real-time action – to escape a Cobra base on snowy mountain of death. G.I. JOE: A Real American Hero – Jinx #1 ($3.99) will be available at comic book shops and digital platforms including Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, and Google Play on Wednesday, April 9, 2025. In the issue from Leonardo Romero (Birds of Prey), the iconic G.I. Joe duo of Spirit and Freedom investigate mysterious disappearances in a nearby forest, only to discover a grotesque Cobra experiment... G.I. JOE: A Real American Hero – Spirit #1 ($3.99) will be available at comic book shops and digital platforms including Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, and Google Play on Wednesday, April 16, 2025. Roadblock pits his .50 cal machine gun against a Cobra convoy led by the high-flying Wild Weasel in the silent issue from Andrew Krahnke (Bloodrik). G.I. JOE: A Real American Hero – Roadblock #1 ($3.99) will be available at comic book shops and digital platforms including Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, and Google Play on Wednesday, April 23, 2025. In the standalone silent issue from Wes Craig (Kaya, Deadly Class), Duke treks through Cobra-infested terrain to find his target – a traitor who’s joined the enemy. Can Duke do the unthinkable to complete his mission? G.I. JOE: A Real American Hero – Duke #1 ($3.99) will be available at comic book shops and digital platforms including Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, and Google Play on Wednesday, April 30, 2025. G.I. JOE: A Real American Hero, the currently running, smash hit series from legendary series writer Larry Hama (Marvel’s Wolverine), artist Chris Mooneyham (Nightwing, Sgt. Rock and the Unknown Soldier) and colorist Francesco Segala (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers) is a cornerstone of the historic collaboration between Skybound and Hasbro, alongside the shared Energon Universe that features ongoing series Void Rivals by Robert Kirkman (Invincible, The Walking Dead) and artist Lorenzo De Felici (Oblivion Song), TRANSFORMERS by writer Daniel Warren Johnson and artist Jorge Corona (Middlewest), and G.I. JOE by writer Joshua Williamson (Superman, Dark Ride) and artist Tom Reilly (The Thing).
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01/16/25 @ 6:47 pm EST
It’s STORM’s 50th anniversary, and the iconic X-Man has never been more electrifying! Over the last year, she’s joined the Avengers and launched a new solo series, and next week, her legacy will be celebrated by all-star creators in STORM: LIFEDREAM. This April, the character’s mighty new era will reach another peak in STORM #7. The upcoming issue of Murewa Ayodele and Lucas Werneck’s acclaimed ongoing series will mark Storm’s milestone by assembling the THUNDER GODS! The elements will rage as Storm’s own divine skills are put to the test in a breathtaking battle. The issue will be drawn by guest artist Luciano Vecchio, who used his Omega-Level talent to craft new designs worthy of these legendary deities. SERPENTS, SALAMANDERS AND STORM GODS – 50TH ANNIVERSARY ISSUE! Fifty years ago, Ororo Munroe made her debut in Giant-Size X-Men #1 – thundering her way into our hearts! On this day, in her very own solo series, she will host a mix of debuts, reinventions and guest appearances of FIVE legendary thunder gods: THOR, CHAAC, SANGO, MAMARAGAN and SUSANOO! But first, a mission to Brazil goes horribly wrong. How much more can our hero endure? “Creative giants, Len Wein and Dave Cockrum, changed the Marvel and mutant landscape with Giant-Size X-Men #1. This year, we’ll do the same with STORM #7,” Ayodele promises. “Bold words, I know. But that’s because I’ve read the illustrated issue. “For the past five decades of publication, Storm has been an X-Man, Wakandan, Fantastic Four member, Avenger, and so much more. As she steps into this new phase of her life, her role morphs into becoming one with the Marvel Universe as she faces soul-crushing, cosmic labors to protect all we hold dear. But first, a brutal brawl with thunder deities from powerful pantheons.” “I approached the Thunder Gods designs in a two-steps process,” Vecchio explained. “First, by designing each God based on Murewa’s description and inspiration references, and reflecting the culture and real-world iconography each belongs to. But this is the Marvel Universe, so the second stage was injecting some Kirby-like fantasy vibes, and incorporating design elements from the original Thor and Storm designs for a cohesive feel while keeping individuality. The goal is to make sure that, keeping the Marvel tradition, these are versions of the Thunder Gods that can only exist in the Marvel Universe.” “I feel we’re assisting to a Storm renaissance, and I’m honored to join the dream team behind the series for these special issues,” Vecchio added. “Working with Murewa’s script is a delight, and I love reconnecting with Ororo after drawing her in Resurrection of Magneto.” Check out Mateus Manhanini’s main cover in addition to variant covers by Gerald Parel and Marguerite Sauvage. Stay tuned for more news about STORM in the weeks ahead and preorder the series at your local comic shop today! ...
01/16/25 @ 2:12 pm EST
Marco Dutra’s “Bury Your Dead” has been acquired by Dark Star Pictures for North American distribution. The deal was closed by Berlin-based sales agent M-Appeal. A teaser debuts below. The Brazilian production, which premiered at the 2024 Sitges Film Festival and has since screened at several festivals including London, Tokyo and Rio de Janeiro, is slated for a festival tour in the U.S. ahead of a theatrical release this fall. “'Bury Your Dead’ is a postapocalyptic journey through many different genres of film, culminating in a unique cinematic world,” said Michael Repsch, president of Dark Star Pictures. “We are ecstatic to be working with such a great talent in Marco Dutra. His vision for this film is the kind of project Dark Star strives to find and bring to audiences.” (via Variety) Teaser: https://youtu.be/8KYIED6-YdY
01/16/25 @ 2:02 pm EST
Dan Slott, the Eisner-winning writer who has been the guiding force for Spider-Man stories at Marvel Comics for close to 15 years, has gone across the street to DC. Slott, who has been signed to an exclusive contract with Marvel since the late aughts, will make his DC debut with Superman Unlimited, writing the monthly comic that will be drawn by Rafael Albuquerque, the artist and co-creator of the award-winning horror comic American Vampire. DC announced the news Thursday. The title will be a driving force in a company-wide initiative named “Summer of Superman” that ties into James Gunn’s Superman film. The inaugural feature from Warner Bros. Discovery arm DC Studios opens July 11. “He’s the first and the greatest superhero of all-time, and I’ve been waiting my whole life to tell stories about him,” enthused Slott in a statement. “Not just because of all the amazing powers he has, but because of who he is inside.” (via THR)
01/16/25 @ 1:56 pm EST
This March, Lucasfilm and Marvel Comics once again team up to celebrate Women’s History Month with special variant covers highlighting the women of Star Wars. This year’s covers come from an incredible lineup of acclaimed comic artists: Betsy Cola, Ema Lupacchino, Jan Duursema, and Yasmine Putri. Representing various eras of Star Wars storytelling, the four covers will be featured on highly-anticipated upcoming titles including STAR WARS: JEDI KNIGHTS, STAR WARS: LEGACY OF VADER, STAR WARS: THE HIGH REPUBLIC – FEAR OF THE JEDI, and STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER ADAPTATION. Here are the characters spotlighted in this year’s collection: · Ahsoka Tano, the former Jedi who served as Anakin Skywalker’s Padawan during the Clone Wars and recently headlined her own live-action series on Disney+. · Leia Organa, the legendary Rebel Alliance leader and groundbreaking pop culture icon. The cover depicts Leia training to be a Jedi during the post-Return of the Jedi time period, a largely-unexplored era that Marvel Comics is currently telling stories in. · Lina Soh, who served as Supreme Chancellor during the Galactic Republic’s golden age. See her brave leadership in action in STAR WARS: THE HIGH REPUBLIC – FEAR OF THE JEDI, the galaxy-shattering conclusion to the High Republic’s current saga. · Rey Skywalker, the powerful Jedi hero who saved the galaxy from the re-emerged Sith in the Star Wars sequel trilogy. Fans can soon relive her journey in the long-awaited STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER ADAPTATION comic series, which includes all-new scenes not in the final film. Check out all four covers and preorder them at your local comic shop today! ...
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