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Age of Rebellion · after A New Hope

Star Wars Vol. 1: Skywalker Strikes

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The comic that relaunched Star Wars at Marvel: Luke, Han and Leia raid an Imperial factory; collects issues #1–6

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Quick recap

A few months after the Death Star, Luke, Han, Leia, Chewbacca and the droids raid an Imperial weapons factory on Cymoon 1. The plan falls apart when Darth Vader shows up in person, and Luke learns he's still a long way from being a Jedi. Shaken, he heads back to Tatooine and searches Obi-Wan's home for answers, not knowing Boba Fett has been hired to find the pilot who destroyed the station. Han and Leia, meanwhile, scout for a new Rebel base. The arc ends with a surprise for Han: a woman turns up claiming to be his wife.

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Trivia

  1. Behind the scenesThe license comes home

    This was the first Star Wars book after the license left Dark Horse and returned to Marvel in 2015. It was announced alongside Darth Vader and Princess Leia.

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  2. Behind the scenesBuilt to feel like the movies

    Jason Aaron said the goal was for the series to feel like the movies. John Cassaday drew issues #1–6.

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  3. ReferenceVader right away

    The arc opens a few months after the Death Star's destruction, with the rebels raiding an Imperial weapons factory on Cymoon 1. That's where they run into Darth Vader.

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