Cover of Star Wars Tales, Vol. 6

Star Wars Tales, Vol. 6

Part of the Star Wars Tales series

The vastness of the Star Wars galaxy hosts an ever-unfolding mythology, filled with character-driven stories of loss and tragedy, of heroism and redemption. Collected here are ten such tales - thrilling adventures that traverse and illuminate every era in the Star Wars mythos. From the life-affirming lessons of the Force to the moral and emotional fall-out that comes with giving oneself over to the ways of the Sith, these exhilarating stories will change the way you see that galaxy far, far away.

Genre
aliens and first contactscience fiction
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 232 pages
Form
graphic novels

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