Exclusive: Zeen Struggles With Her Future in ‘The High Republic Adventures’ #4 Preview
As Dark Horse’s The High Republic Adventures enters the next phase of its story, one character might be stuck in place. So far, we’ve followed Zeen Mrala’s quest to reunite with her friends. The venture has proved successful when she and Qort managed to track down Jedi Lula Talisola. But things had changed drastically.
Lula had lost her memories, taking on the mantle of Nihil warlord Tartak Vil to pass the time. Ever since the reunion, Lula has slowly returned to her old self. The latest developments in issue #3 set in motion a mission to infiltrate a Nihil prison ship that might hold the key to another of the lost Jedi. Despite all of this, something is nagging at Zeen. She has suppressed feelings for Lula that cloud her every action. Now, those feelings are bubbling to the surface in the next issue of The High Republic Adventures.
Star Wars News Net has an exclusive preview of issue #4, hitting shelves on March 13. Daniel José Older returns to write while artist Elisa Romboli makes her series debut.
From DarkHorse.com:
Zeen, Jedi Knight Qort, and droid 5A-G3 have been following every clue to find answers about their friends who are missing–and presumed dead–since the Starlight Beacon disaster. Together with an assemblage of battle-ready Jedi, smugglers, and pirates, they’ve got a new lead to pursue and it is taking them straight to a Nihil prison ship . . . Dare they hope to discover surviving allies there?
Find out in issue #4 of Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures, from Phase III of the High Republic saga. Written by New York Times bestselling author Daniel José Older, drawn by Elisa Romboli, colored by Michael Atiyeh, and lettered by Comicraft! Don’t miss it!
Thank you to Dark Horse Comics for providing us with a sneak peek. Check it out below:
Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures #4 will be available on March 13, wherever comics are sold.
Nate uses his love for Star Wars and movies in general as a way to cope with the pain of being a Minnesota sports fan. When he's not at the theater, you can usually find Nate reading a comic, listening to an audiobook, or playing a Mario video game for the 1,000th time.
