Lucasfilm and Marvel have announced a fresh line of Rogue One prequel comics. The announcement follows the strong performance of the Andor TV series. Fans now have a chance to explore the backstories of the beloved rebels who stole the Death Star plans.
The five one‑shot comics each focus on a different character from the 2016 film. The series will give readers a deeper look at the motivations, fears, and daring deeds of each hero. All issues feature cover art by renowned Star Wars illustrator David Marquez, with variant covers by Walt Simonson and Josemaria Casanovas.
Cassian Andor Comic
The first release centers on Cassian Andor. In this story he infiltrates a dangerous maze on the planet Kafrene. He battles stormtroopers, bounty hunters, and a ticking clock. Writer Benjamin Percy and artist Luke Ross craft a tense espionage thriller. The issue hits shelves on May 6, 2026.
Jyn Erso Comic
The Jyn Erso comic takes place on the toxic Wobani fields. Jyn teams up with a skilled slicer named Liana Hallik to pull off a daring escape. Writer Ethan Sacks and artist Ramon Rosanas weave action and emotion together. The book arrives on June 3, 2026.
Saw Gerrera Comic
Saw Gerrera returns in a story set after the Clone Wars. He leads a risky mission deep inside Imperial territory to steal vital intelligence. Writer Marc Bernardin and artist Gabriel Guzman illustrate the high stakes. This issue is scheduled for July 2026.
Chirrut and Baze Comic
Baze Malbus and Chirrut Îmwe attempt to sabotage a kyber mine now held by the Empire. Their faith and friendship are tested when unexpected obstacles appear. Writer Stephanie Phillips and artist Kieran McKowen bring the duo’s spirit to life. Readers can expect this issue in August 2026.
Darth Vader Comic
The final comic shows Darth Vader on a mission to secure kyber crystals from the planet Harreld. Emperor Palpatine orders him to crush any resistance. Writer Chris Condon and artist Luke Ross deliver a dark, powerful tale. This issue releases in September 2026.
Each comic expands the Star Wars universe and adds new layers to the original Rogue One story. The series also strengthens the partnership between Lucasfilm and Marvel Comics. By delivering high‑quality storytelling and striking artwork, the line aims to satisfy both longtime fans and newcomers.
If you love Star Wars, Marvel, or comic book adventures, these prequel comics are worth tracking. They promise fresh perspectives on familiar faces and set the stage for future stories in the galaxy.
Source: Superhero Hype
