For March’s 2025 Star Wars comics, Marvel finally has more original series than adaptations as Jedi Knights begins, while Dark Horse’s The High Republic Adventures output reaches the penultimate moment in the Battle of Eriadu and we get more Bad Batch shenanigans. Check out all the March 2025 Star Wars comic solicitations below!
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Did Kh’ymm’s coordinates lead the kids home or somewhere far more surprising? In Skeleton Crew’s fourth episode, “Can’t Say I Remember No At Attin,” despite a tonal shift it can’t quite support, the mystery of their home world broadens, a friend might not be a friend after all, and Neel really shines! Continue reading “Skeleton Crew Season One Review: “Can’t Say I Remember No At Attin””
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Since 2021, Jedi Knight Lula Talisola and Zeen Mrala’s growing relationship has had many tumultuous ups and downs, but despite it all here we are with The High Republic Adventures: The Wedding Spectacular, focusing on their big day! Will things go smoothly or will the usual wrinkles find their way in? Find out in our review of what might just be one of the most memorable and touching comic issues in Star Wars comics history! Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: The High Republic Adventures – The Wedding Spectacular”
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The series’ detour to the plight on Valo reaches an engaging conclusion in The High Republic Adventures #13 – Phase III, where some familiar faces and the power of the people give the Nihil a run for their money. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: The High Republic Adventures #13 – Phase III”
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After spending two issues on Eriadu, The High Republic Adventures: Dispatches from the Occlusion Zone #3 heads out further into the Zone to follow Jedi Investigator Emerick Caphtor and his search for ways to combat the Nameless threat, though he finds himself with a surprising (forced) companion who might just change everything. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: The High Republic Adventures – Dispatches from the Occlusion Zone #3”
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As the threat of Grand Moff Adelhard grows, so too does the Imperial Remnant forces’ nefarious plans, so what’s a burgeoning New Republic to do? In The Battle of Jakku: Republic Under Siege #4, the miniseries’ finale but 4 issues remain of the entire maxiseries, we find out if a small strike force is enough to bring Adelhard’s reign to an end or if other forces have their own plans in mind. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: The Battle of Jakku – Republic Under Siege #4”
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With a mysterious stranger guiding their escape, will the kids from At Attin find their way home or more trouble? In Skeleton Crew’s third episode, “Very Interesting, As An Astrogation Problem,” keeps up the fun pace, answers some and provides more questions for its mysteries, and really lets the main cast thrive. Continue reading “Skeleton Crew Season One Review: “Very Interesting, As An Astrogation Problem””
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Lourna Dee has spent a majority of her time shouting her name at the galaxy, but after spending more time with Jedi like Master Keeve Trennis, could it lead to changes or will she still be her normal, backstabbing, running-away-from-everything self? Cavan Scott’s The High Republic: Tempest Breaker, performed by a full cast, deals with Lourna at such a crossroads, and while it takes some time to get going, the compounded character journeys propel it into a memorable ride with compelling themes. Continue reading “Canon Audiobook Review: The High Republic – Tempest Breaker”
After two years of having a single artist provide the Black History Month variant covers for Marvel, 2025 will see them shake things up by having four different artists celebrate the franchise’s characters. Karen S. Darboe, Ken Lashley, Mateus Manhanini, and Ernanda Souza will bring their gorgeous vision of Lando Calrissian, Mother Aniseya, Vail, and Mae & Osha to the variant cover line. Head below to check them all out now! Continue reading “Marvel’s 2025 Black History Month Variant Covers Unleashed!”
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Alliances are strained, built, and reconsidered in Alex Segura’s windy, and as always, fast paced The Battle of Jakku: Republic Under Siege #3. Continue reading “Canon Comic Review: The Battle of Jakku – Republic Under Siege #3”
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