Dark Horse Announces ‘Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures’ Volume 2 Collection
Star Wars News Net can exclusively announce that a new Dark Horse collection is coming to the galaxy. On December 5, the climax of Daniel José Older’s Phase 2 edition of Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures is getting packaged in trade paperback form.
This winter’s volume 2 will contain the final four issues of the series (#5-8) as Older’s cast of characters fights for survival during the Battle of Jedha. Other credits include: interior art by Harvey Tolibao and Toni Bruno, colors by Bruno and Michael Atiyeh, and cover art by Tolibao.
From Dark Horse:
The Battle of Jedha reaches its climax in this stunning conclusion to Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures, Phase II! The clash between the light and the dark threatens to consume the galaxy in Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures Volume 2.
As the Jedi Order desperately tries to end the conflict that rages through the streets of the Holy City, Padawan Sav Malagán struggles to maintain her secret identity as she tries to free Captain Maz Kanata from the clutches of the Dank Graks. While Arkik Von’s dark plan plays out, Sav will have to make the most difficult decision of her young life: duty to the Force, or loyalty to her friends?
For those following the series in real-time as it wraps up, issues #6-8 will be released on the same day later this month on June 28. Other characters readers might want to follow are a youthful Dexter Jettster and Solo: A Star Wars Story‘s Therm Scissorpunch, who just found his groove in issue #5.
If the single-issue life doesn’t suit you, the 96-page volume 2 collection will be released in bookstores on December 5 and in comic book shops on December 6. It is available for pre-order now on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and at your local comic book shop and bookstore and will retail for $19.99. The book measures in at 6.625 x 10.1875 inches.
Also this December, Daniel José Older returns for the Phase 3 version of The High Republic Adventures where the story of Lula Talisola and Q’ort continues. Stay tuned for coverage of that and more as we slowly approach the finish line.
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