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Between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi · after The Empire Strikes Back

Star Wars: Crimson Reign

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Qi'ra, from Solo, takes Crimson Dawn to open war; collects the 5-issue miniseries

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Quick recap

After Han's auction, Crimson Dawn steps out of the shadows. Qi'ra, the same one from Solo, reveals the syndicate isn't after money: it wants war with the Empire. She activates sleeper agents across the galaxy and sends two assassins on special missions, Ochi of Bestoon and the mysterious Deathstick. Rebels, bounty hunters and Imperials try to figure out how big the threat is and which side to take. The story runs from the underworld to the Imperial Palace on Coruscant, where the Emperor starts paying attention. The volume ends with Qi'ra's war declared and her plan only half done; it comes back later.

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Trivia

  1. ReferenceOchi of Bestoon

    One of the assassins Qi'ra sends out is Ochi of Bestoon, a name fans know from The Rise of Skywalker.

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  2. Behind the scenesThe Crimson Trilogy

    Crimson Reign is the middle chapter of the so-called Crimson Trilogy that starts with War of the Bounty Hunters.

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  3. Behind the scenesAll the way to the palace

    The story runs from the galaxy's underworld to the Imperial Palace on Coruscant. Steven Cummings draws it.

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