Star Wars Comic Previews: October 9, 2024

On Wednesday, there are 5 new Star Wars comic release hitting the shelves.

Of those 5 releases, 2 are from Marvel Comics. The highly anticipated Ewoks 4-part mini-series gets underway, Steve Orlando’s story is illustrated by Álvaro López & Laura Braga. Then Rodney Barnes adapts the 4th episode of the Ahsoka Disney+ TV series with Steven Cummings providing the artwork.

And we have 3 titles from Dark Horse Comics forming a triple of The High Republic Adventures mini-series. Reaching its finale is Cavan Scott’s Saber for Hire where he has teamed up with Rachael Stott. Then George Mann and Vincenzo Federici bring us the second issue of Echoes of Fear. And then it is time for a new series. Daniel José Older is back with Dispatches From the Occlusion Zone who is accompanied by Paris Alleyne.

AHSOKA #4 (of 8)

Adapted by: Rodney Barnes
Artist: Steven Cummings
Inker: Wayne Faucher
Colour Artist: Rachelle Rosenberg
Letterer: VC’s Joe Caramagna
Cover: E. M. Gist

EWOKS #1 (of 4)

Writer: Steve Orlando
Artists: Álvaro López & Laura Braga
Colour Artist: Antonio Fabela
Letterer: Vc’s Joe Caramagna
Cover: Pete Woods after Cynthia Martin

THE HIGH REPUBLIC ADVENTURES: ECHOES OF FEAR #2 (of 4)

Writer: George Mann
Artist: Vincenzo Federici
Letterer: Comicraft
Cover: Eduardo Mello

THE HIGH REPUBLIC ADVENTURES: SABER FOR HIRE #4 (of 4)

Writer: Cavan Scott
Artist: Rachael Stott
Letterer: Comicraft
Cover: Rachael Stott

THE HIGH REPUBLIC ADVENTURES: DISPATCHES FROM THE OCCULSION ZONE #1 (of 4)

Writer: Daniel José Older
Artist: Paris Alleyne
Colour Artists: Michael Atiyeh
Letterer: Comicraft
Cover: Jake Bartok

Hope you have enjoyed browsing the preview pages of next week’s Star Wars comics. Stay tuned for the full list of literature releases for next week with our weekly publications list every Monday.

Happy reading!

Steve Galloway
Steve was 5 years old when he saw Star Wars for the first time during its first UK cinema release. He considers himself a first generation Star Wars fan and in his own words is a ‘Child of 77’.