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| Cover | Title | Issue # | First Appearance | Cameo | Notes | Canon/Legends | Date Published | Publisher | Writer(s) | Artist(s) | Additional Key Words |
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 | Star Wars | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker Princess Leia C-3PO, R2-D2, Grand Moff Tarkin, Biggs Darklighter, Admiral Motti, Owen Lars, Beru Lars, Commander Cassio Tagge, Jawas (species), Stormtroopers, Tusken Raiders (Species/people), Banthas (animal), | CAMEO: Wulff Yularen (background, unnamed), Camie Marstrap, Laze "Fixer" Loneozner, R5-D4 (defective astromech), | FIRST COVER APPS: Obi Wan Kenobi, Han Solo, Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Princess Leia, Death Star, Tie Fighter, X-Wing, Y-Wing. | Legends | Date Published: 4/12/1977 | Marvel | W: Roy Thomas | A; Howard Chaykin | |
 | Star Wars | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Obi-Wan Kenobi, Dr. Evazan, Ponda Baba, Chewbacca, Han Solo, Greedo, Luke's Lightsaber (Anakin Skywalker's Lightsaber, Rey's Lightsaber), Mosep Binneed (retcon)(Uses Jabba The Hutt's name), | CAMEO: Pondo Baba, Cornelius Evazan, Wuher (bartender in Chalmun's Spaceport Cantina), Moradmin Bast (Imperial general on Death Star), Garindan,(Kubaz spy in Mos Eisley), 1047 (Stormtrooper from Zeta Squadron searching for missing droids in Mos Esiley)(unnamed), Davin Felth (Stormtrooper from Zeta Squadron searching for missing droids in Mos Esiley)(unnamed) Dannik Jerriko (male Anzati bounty hunter)(cantina, unnamed, background obscured), Kabe ( female Chadra-Fan)(cantina, background, unnamed, back turned and obscured), Nabrun Leids (Morseerian male smuggler )(cantina, unnamed, background), Tzizvvt (male Brizzit)(Mos Eisley alley, unnamed), Wioslea (female Vuvrian)(bought Luke's landspeeder) | Jabba the Hutt was originally depicted as a yellow-skinned humanoid with white hair growing from his chin and cheeks. This was due to Jabba's appearance not being final when the comic was released (in fact, not until the release of Return of the Jedi in 1983). The novel Star Wars: Kenobi by John Jackson Miller establishes that Mosep would sometimes travel under Jabba's name, representing his interests, indicating that the Jabba from the Marvel comics may indeed have been Mosep. | Legends | Date Published: 5/10/1977 | Marvel | W: Roy Thomas | A; Howard Chaykin | |
 | Star Wars | Issue: 3 | First Appearance: Shann Childsen (male human imperial officer aboard Death Star)(unnamed), Khurgee (male human imperial officer aboard Death Star)(unnamed), TK-421 (notable clone stormtrooper who was ambushed by Han Solo on the Millennium Falcon), Pol Treidum (male human imperial officer aboard Death Star)(unnamed). | First Cover Appearance: Chewbacca | Legends | Date Published: 6/7/1977 | Marvel | W: Roy Thomas | A: Howard Chaykin | ||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 4 | Cameo: Dianoga (creature living in Death Star trash compactor)(unnamed) | Legends | Date Published: 7/12/1977 | Marvel | W: Roy Thomas | A: Howard Chaykin | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 5 | First Appearance: Wedge Antilles (male human X-Wing pilot)(unnamed, claims shot into Death Star thermal exhaust port is impossible during briefing), Jan Dodonna (male human Rebel general), Graven Dreis (male human X-Wing Pilot) (Red Leader during Battle of Yavin), Vanden Willard (male human Rebel general and tactical adviser), BTL Y-Wing Starfighter (ship), T-65 X-Wing Starfighter (ship). Tie-fighter pilot; | Legends | Date Published: 8/10/1977 | Marvel | W: Roy Thomas | A: Howard Chaykin | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 6 | First Appearance: Tanbris (male human officer in the Empire, died on the Death Star), Jek Tono Porkins (male human Rebel starfighter, " | Named "Tono Porkins" in this issue, Porkins wasn't given his name, Jek, until a 1989 roleplaying game sourcebook, Galaxy Guide 1: A New Hope. Porkins also goes by the call sign "Blue Six" in this issue though it was later changed to "Red Four" in the A New Hope film. | Legends | Date Published: 9/13/1977 | Marvel | W: Roy Thomas | A: Howard Chaykin | ||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 7 | First Appearance: Azoora (female Wroonian), Crimson Jack (male human pirate nicknamed "Redbeard"), Jolli (human female pirate who served under Crimson Jack), Pera (male Verpine priest of the Sacred Way), Ramiz (male human farmer), Sikurdian (alien species), Verpine (bipedal sentient insectoid species), Crimson Jack's Battlecruiser (former imperial battlecruiser), | First Original Star Wars story in comic book. | Legends | Date Published: 10/11/1977 | Marvel | W: Roy Thomas | A: Howard Chaykin and Frank Springer. | ||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 8 | First Appearance: Serji-X Arrogantus (human male Swoop Gang leader), Hedji (male spiner), Amaiza Foxtrain (female human dancer, a pirate, a gunslinger, and a smuggler)(Black Hole Gang), Don-Wan Kihotay (male human Jedi)(a.k.a. Hess Korrin), Jaxxon (male Lepi smuggler), Jimm Doshun (human male) (Starkiller Kid), FE-9Q (tractor robot)(Effie), Spiner (species), Lepi (species) Tractor Robot (droid type), Cloud-Riders (swoop gang), Star-Hoppers of Aduba-3 (rogue group organized by Han Solo), Boltrunian (species), Luke Skywalker's scout ship (thought to be an XS-800 light freighter), Peregrine-340 airspeeders. | First Cover Appearance of: Hedji (male spiner), Amaiza Foxtrain (female human dancer, a pirate, a gunslinger, and a smuggler)(Black Hole Gang), Don-Wan Kihotay (male human Jedi)(a.k.a. Hess Korrin), Jaxxon (male Lepi smuggler), Jimm Doshun (human male) (Starkiller Kid), FE-9Q (tractor robot)(Effie). | Legends | Date Published: 11/8/1977 | Marvel | W: Roy Thomas | A: Howard Chaykin and Tom Palmer. | ||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 9 | First Appearance: Merri Shen Doshun (human female), The Old One (male human shaman), Oncho Shen (male human), Behemoth from the World Below (sithspawn monster), High-Hounds (bird-like scavengers native to Aduba-3), | Legends | Date Published: 12/13/1977 | Marvel | W: Roy Thomas | A: Howard Chaykin and Tom Palmer. | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 11 | Cameo: Sea-Dragons (aquatic creatures on planet Drexel), Dragon Lords (shipwrecked group who ride Sea-Dragons on Drexel) | Legends | Date Published: 2/7/1978 | Marvel | W: W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 2 | First Cover: Tusken Raiders (Sand People), Bantha | Legends | Date Published: 2/15/1978 | Marvel | W: Roy Thomas | A: Howard Chaykin and Tom Palmer Cover: Howard Chaykin and Tom Palmer | |||
 | Marvel Pizzazz | Issue: 6 | First Appearance: Earth (male android creation of the Keeper, with ability to manipulate earth), Rain (female android creation of the Keeper, with ability to manipulate water), Fire (male android creation of the Keeper, with ability to manipulate fire), Wind female android creation of the Keeper, with ability to manipulate wind), | Legends | Date Published: 2/28/1978 | Marvel | W: Roy Thomas, Archie Goodwin | A; Howard Chaykin (penciller), Tony DeZuniga (Inker) | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 12 | First appearance: Governor Quarg (human male leader of the Ship-Dwellers of Drexel), Great Ship (city-ship which housed the Ship-Dwellers of Drexel) | First mention of Master Machinesmith, a human technician who worked for the Ship-Dwellers of Drexel). | Legends | Date Published: 3/14/1978 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino and Terry Austin | ||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 7 | First Cover: Dianoga (omnivorous cephalopods from the planet Vodran, lived in trash compactors of ships) | Legends | Date Published: 3/22/1978 | Marvel | W: Roy Thomas | A: Howard Chaykin and Steve Leialoha | |||
 | Marvel Pizzazz | Issue: 7 | First Appearance: The Keeper (machine with an artificial intelligence located on Keeper's World, created android children Earth, Wind, Rain, and Fire) | Legends | Date Published: 3/23/1978 | Marvel | W: Roy Thomas, Archie Goodwin | A; Howard Chaykin (penciller), Tony DeZuniga (Inker) | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 13 | First appearance: Master Machinesmith, a human technician who worked for the Ship-Dwellers of Drexel). | Legends | Date Published: 4/11/1978 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino, Terry Austin (Inker) Bob Wiacek (Inker). Cover: John Byrne, Terry Austin. | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 12 | First Cover: Darth Vader's TIE Advanced x1 ("TIE/ad", an advanced prototype starfighter that was part of the TIE line manufactured by Sienar Fleet Systems. | Legends | Date Published: 4/26/1978 | Marvel | W: Roy Thomas | A: Howard Chaykin, Rick Hoberg (Inker), Bill Wray (inker). Cover: Howard Bender (Penciller), Tony DeZuniga (Inker) | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 17 | First Cover: High-Hounds (bird-like scavengers native to Aduba-3). | Legends | Date Published: 5/31/1978 | Marvel | W: Roy Thomas | A: Howard Chaykin, Tom Palmer (Inker) | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 18 | First Cover: Serji-X Arrogantus (human male Swoop Gang leader). | Legends | Date Published: 6/7/1978 | Marvel | W: Roy Thomas | A: Howard Chaykin, Tom Palmer (Inker) | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 20 | First Cover: Han Solo holding a lightsaber. | Legends | Date Published: 6/21/1978 | Marvel | W: Donald F. Glut, Howard Chaykin, Roy Thomas | A: Howard Chaykin, Tom Palmer (Penciller), Alan Kupperberg, Tom Palmer (Inker). | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 21 | First Cover: Crimson Jack (male human pirate nicknamed "Redbeard"), Jolli (human female pirate who served under Crimson Jack). | Legends | Date Published: 6/28/1978 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino, Terry Austin (Inker) | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 24 | First Cover: Governor Quarg (human male leader of the Ship-Dwellers of Drexel), Great Ship (city-ship which housed the Ship-Dwellers of Drexel) | Legends | Date Published: 7/19/1978 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino, Terry Austin (Inker) | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 16 | First Appearance: Beilert Valance (Cyborg Bounty Hunter) (Currently starring in 2020 Bounty Hunters canon series from Marvel), Telos IV (planet), Doniphon (planet), Slssk (Hutlarian bounty hunter), Dafi (H'nemthe bounty hunter), Remel Fud (mercenary and bounty hunter), Rabbit's Foot (Jaxxon's WUD-500 star ship), Nar Shaddaa (Moon of Nal Hutta, retconned into this issue by Starwars.com databank and Star Wars Gamer 4 (6/19/2001)). | Legends | Date Published: 7/25/1978 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Walt Simonson and Bob Wiacek | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 25 | First Cover: Master Machinesmith, a human technician who worked for the Ship-Dwellers of Drexel). | Legends | Date Published: 7/26/1978 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino, Terry Austin (Inker), Bob Wiacek (Inker). | |||
 | Marvel Pizzazz | Issue: 11 | First Appearance: Odan's Impostor (male human imperial officer posing as leader of rebel forces), Akurians ("Snow Demons" or "Snow Stmpers" a furry sapient creature), | Legends | Date Published: 7/27/1978 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Walter Simonson, Dave Cockrum (Pencillers), Klaus Janson John Tartaglione (Inkers). | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 16 | First Appearance: Womp Rat (large, omnivorous rodents native to Tatooine), Beggar's Canyon (Canyon on Tattooine used as a part of the Boonta Eve Classic podrace.) | Legends | Date Published: 8/22/1978 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin, Chris Claremont. | A: Herb Trimpe (penciller), Allen Milgrom (Inker). Cover: Dave Cockrum, Bob McLeod. | |||
 | Marvel Pizzazz | Issue: 12 | First Appearance: Fafnir (male Akurian second in command to Odan), Odan (male Human colonel in Alliance to Restore the Republic), | Legends | Date Published: 8/24/1978 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Walter Simonson, Dave Cockrum (Pencillers), Klaus Janson John Tartaglione (Inkers). | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 18 | First Appearance: Commander Zertik Strom (Imperial Commander), Senator Simon Greyshade (Member of Galactic Senate representing Columex and the Corzyd Sector, Administrator of the Gambling space station, The Wheel), Master-Com (Czerka Corporation Master Control System), The Wheel (space station), The Crimson Casino. | Legends | Date Published: 9/26/1978 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 39 | First Cameo: Living Windmill (nickname given to Ultaarian Greenback by Han Solo while fighting him)(unnamed, no dialogue) | First Cover: Senator Simon Greyshade (Member of Galactic Senate representing Columex and the Corzyd Sector, Administrator of the Gambling space station, The Wheel) | Legends | Date Published: 11/1/1978 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino, Bob Wiacek (Inker). | ||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 40 | First Appearance: Living Windmill (nickname given to Ultaarian Greenback by Han Solo while fighting him) | First Cover: Living Windmill | Legends | Date Published: 11/8/1978 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino, Bob Wiacek (Inker). | ||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 20 | First cover appearance and interior appearance in traditional comic book format: Living Windmill (nickname given to Ultaarian Greenback by Han Solo while fighting him) | Legends | Date Published: 11/21/1978 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino, Bob Wiacek | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 42 | First Appearance: Mulchive Wermis (Imperial human male captain of Star Destroyer Devastator, Vader's flagship) | Legends | Date Published: 11/22/1978 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwing | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller), Gene Day (Inker) | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 43 | First Appearance: 68-RKO (droid in the service of Bail Organa during the Clone Wars), Joey Orsel (Human male), Captain Quasar (human male captain of pleasure cruiser), Quasar's messenger (human male officer on pleasure cruiser), Augustus Tryll (Human male slaver). | Cameo: Merson Pirates | Legends | Date Published: 11/29/1978 | Marvel | W: Mary Jo Duffy | A: Carmine Infantino, Bob Wiacek (Inker). | ||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 44 | First Appearance: Rork (human male crewman on pleasure cruiser). | Legends | Date Published: 12/6/1978 | Marvel | W: Mary Jo Duffy | A: Carmine Infantino, Bob Wiacek (Inker). | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 21 | First appearance in traditional comic book format: Mulchive Wermis (Imperial human male captain of Star Destroyer Devastator, Vader's flagship) | Legends | Date Published: 12/19/1978 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller), Gene Day (Inker) | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 49 | First Cover: The Keeper (machine with an artificial intelligence located on Keeper's World, created android children Earth, Wind, Rain, and Fire) | Legends | Date Published: 1/10/1979 | Marvel | W: Roy Thomas, Archie Goodwin | A: Howard Chaykin (penciller) Tony DeZuniga (inker) | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 53 | First Appearance: Jorman Thoad (Human male who ran a starship dealership on Centares), Baron Orman Tagge (human male head of the House of Tagge from 21 BBY until his death in 0 ABY, blinded by Darth Vader), Shanks (Human male Lieutenant in the Imperial Navy, served directly under Baron Orman Tagge as his liaison to the Empire)(older brother to Domina Tagge, Cassio Tagge, Ulric Tagge, and Silas Tagge). | Legends | Date Published: 2/7/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (penciller), Gene Day (inker). | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 24 | First appearance in U.S. publication/ traditional comic format: 68-RKO (droid in the service of Bail Organa during the Clone Wars), Joey Orsel (Human male), Captain Quasar (human male captain of pleasure cruiser), Quasar's messenger (human male officer on pleasure cruiser), Augustus Tryll (Human male slaver). First cameo in U.S. publication/ traditional comic format: Merson Pirates | Legends | Date Published: 2/27/1979 | Marvel | W: Mary Jo Duffy | A: Carmine Infantino, Bob Wiacek | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: March 11, 1979 (#1) | First Appearance: BRT Supercomputer ("Mistress Mnemos") | Legends | Date Published: 3/11/1979 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: March 17, 1979 | First Appearance: Blackhole (human male Director of Imperial Intelligence. a.k.a. Cronal, supposedly born as Perek. He was a former Prophet of the Dark Side.) | Legends | Date Published: 3/17/1979 | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | ||||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 56 | First Cover: Baron Orman Tagge (human male head of the House of Tagge from 21 BBY until his death in 0 ABY, blinded by Darth Vader) | Legends | Date Published: 3/21/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino, Bob Wiacek (Inker). | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: March 22, 1979 and March 23, 1979 | First Appearance: Vorzyd 5, the Gambler's World (planet)(March 23, 1979) | First Mention: Vorzyd 5, the Gambler's World (planet)(March 22, 1979) | Legends | Date Published: 3/22/1979 and 3/23/1979 | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: March 31, 1979 | Cameo: Rbann (Kubaz imperial spy working for Blackhole). | Legends | Date Published: 3/31/1979 | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | ||||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: April 8, 1979 (#5) | First Appearance: Gyla Petro (Human female from Kalgo 13, Imperial scientist) | Legends | Date Published: 4/8/1979 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: April 11, 1979 | First Appearance: Shadow Stormtroopers or "Blackhole Stormtroopers (Specialized stormtroopers nicknamed Blackhole Stormtroopers for their affiliation with imperial Spy codenamed "Blackhole") | Legends | Date Published: 4/11/1979 | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | ||||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 60 | Finishes the Kingdom of Ice storyline left unfinished in Marvel Pizzazz 12 | Legends | Date Published: 4/18/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Dave Cockrum | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: April 20, 1979 | First Appearance: R-55 Police Droid on Vorzyd 5 | Legends | Date Published: 4/20/1979 | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | ||||
| | Star Wars | Issue: 25 | First appearance in U.S. publication/ traditional comic format: Jorman Thoad (Human male who ran a starship dealership on Centares), Baron Orman Tagge (human male head of the House of Tagge from 21 BBY until his death in 0 ABY, blinded by Darth Vader), Shanks (Human male Lieutenant in the Imperial Navy, served directly under Baron Orman Tagge as his liaison to the Empire)(older brother to Domina Tagge, Cassio Tagge, Ulric Tagge, and Silas Tagge). First appearances were in U.K.: Star Wars Weekly 53 (Marvel UK) | Legends | Date Published: 4/24/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino, Gene Day | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 61 | First Appearance: Marko Tyne (male Zygerrian bounty collected by Beilert Valance) (Marko Tyne was only identified as a Zygerrian in The Hunt Within: Valance's Tale, Mission 5: Showdown on Junction, a 2005 scenario for Wizards of the Coast's Star Wars Miniatures game. He bears no resemblance to the Zygerrian species later depicted in the Clone Wars); Skinker (a Human male salvage yard owner on the planet Feriae Junction) | Second Appearance: Beilert Valance. Second Cover Appearance: Beilert Valance. | Legends | Date Published: 4/25/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller); Bob Wiacek (Inker) | ||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: April 25, 1979 | First Appearance: The Freelies,/b> (Street gang on Vorzyd 5). | Cameo: Jax (Freelie) (human male street gange member); Bemmie (Freelie) (Vorzydian male street gang member); Choyd (Freelie) (Selonian male street gang member); Merf (Freelie) (Vorzydian male street gang member); | Legends | Date Published: 4/25/1979 | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: April 27, 1979 | First Appearance (named): Jax (Freelie) (human male street gange member); Bemmie (Freelie) (Vorzydian male street gang member); Choyd (Freelie) (Selonian male street gang member). | Legends | Date Published: 4/27/1979 | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | ||||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 62 | First Appearance: Polyp ( a blue-skinned alien who lived on the Outer Rim world Feriae Junction . Polyp worked at a droid salvage yard owned and operated by a Human known as Skinker,). | Legends | Date Published: 05/02/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller); Bob Wiacek (Inker) | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: May 12, 1979 | Cameo: Paxin (Male human rebel); Falud (male Selonian rebel) | Legends | Date Published: 5/12/1979 | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | ||||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: May 13, 1979 (#10) | First Appearance: Sharlee (female Constancian, specialized in use of battle armor) | Legends | Date Published: 5/13/1979 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: May 16, 1979 | Cameo: Branox (male Hrakian spacer)(unnamed) | Legends | Date Published: 5/16/1979 | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | ||||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: May 17, 1979 | First Appearance: Branox (male Hrakian spacer) | Legends | Date Published: 5/17/1979 | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | ||||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: May 20, 1979 (#10) | First Appearance: Gamine (telepathic Constancian female) | Legends | Date Published: 5/20/1979 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 67 | First appearance: Merl (human owner of Merl's Tarvern on the planet Centares); Glocken (Male Sakiyan bouncer at Merl's) Uri (male Gotal bouncer at Merl's) | First Mention: Tyler Lucian (male human Rebel Alliance deserter. Deserted at the site of Death Star during the Battle of Yavin) | Legends | Date Published: 6/6/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A:Carmine Infantino, Bob Wiacek (Inker). | ||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 68 | First Appearance: Tyler Lucian (male human Rebel Alliance deserter. Deserted at the site of Death Star during the Battle of Yavin) | Legends | Date Published: 6/13/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A:Carmine Infantino, Bob Wiacek (Inker). | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: June 20, 1979 | Cameo: Kitak Hu (male Paigun who ran Hu's Emporium, a weapons store marketed towards droids) | Legends | Date Published: 6/20/1979 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: June 20, 1979 | First Appearance: Kitak Hu (male Paigun who ran Hu's Emporium, a weapons store marketed towards droids) | Legends | Date Published: 6/21/1979 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | |||
![](https://wookywiki.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/StarWars1977-27.jpg") | Star Wars | Issue: 27 | First Appearance in traditional comic book format: Marko Tyne (male Zygerrian bounty collected by Beilert Valance) (First appears in Star Wars Weekly 61) Second Appearance (in traditional comic book format) of Beilert Valance. ((Makes his second appearance earlier in Star Wars Weekly 61)) Marko Tyne was only identified as a Zygerrian in The Hunt Within: Valance's Tale, Mission 5: Showdown on Junction, a 2005 scenario for Wizards of the Coast's Star Wars Miniatures game. He bears no resemblance to the Zygerrian species later depicted in the Clone Wars | Legends | Date Published: 6/26/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino, Bob Wiacek | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 70 | First Appearance: Corwyth (male human imperial Governor of Metalorn); Arn Horada (Professor and former teacher of Leia); Tammia Hollusen (female human resident of Metalorn); Tammia's Mother | First Cover: Tammia Hollusen (female human resident of Metalorn) | Legends | Date Published: 6/27/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A:Carmine Infantino, Bob Wiacek (Inker). | ||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: July 8, 1979 (#18) | First mention of Kashyyyk in comic (Wookiee homeworld). First appeared in Star Wars Holiday Special (11/17/1978). | Legends | Date Published: 7/08/1979 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: July 13, 1979 | Cameo: Sanglui (male Squalris who secretly led a Rebel cell on the planet Vorzyd 5) | Legends | Date Published: 7/13/1979 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: July 15, 1979 (#19) | First mention of Life Day in comic (Wookiee annual celebration). First appeared in Star Wars Holiday Special (11/17/1978). | Legends | Date Published: 7/15/1979 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: July 16, 1979 and July 17, 1979 | First Appearance: Sanglui (male Squalris who secretly led a Rebel cell on the planet Vorzyd 5)(7/16/1979) | Cameo: Farnak (husk Lizard owned by Sanglui) | Legends | Date Published: 7/16/1979 and July 17, 1979 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | ||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 73 | First Appearance: Ulric Tagge (male human ,General and fleet commander in the Imperial Baron of the House of Tagge. The youngest of four sons.) | Legends | Date Published: 7/18/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller), Bob Wiacek (inker) | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: July 23, 1979 | First Appearance: 0-625 (Shadow Trooper working for Blackhole) | Legends | Date Published: 7/23/1979 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 74 | First Appearance: Reconnaisance Troop Transport K79-S80 (Repulsorlift craft carrying Stormtroopers) | Legends | Date Published: 7/25/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller), Bob Wiacek (inker) | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 75 | First Appearance: Silas Tagge (Human male scientist, head of the research wing of the Tagge Company during the Galactic Civil War). | Legends | Date Published: 8/1/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller), Bob Wiacek (inker) | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: August 04, 1979 | Cameo: | Legends | Date Published: 08/04/1979 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: August 06, 1979 | First Appearance: | Legends | Date Published: 08/06/1979 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 76 | First Appearance: Jawa Mini Crawler (Smaller crawler used by Jawas inside Sandcrawlers to move scrap and salvage around). | Legends | Date Published: 8/8/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller), Bob Wiacek (inker) | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 78 | First Cover: Reconnaisance Troop Transport K79-S80 (Repulsorlift craft carrying Stormtroopers) | Legends | Date Published: 8/22/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller), Bob Wiacek (inker) | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 29 | First Appearance In Traditional U.S. Comic: Merl (human owner of Merl's Tarvern on the planet Centares); Glocken (Male Sakiyan bouncer at Merl's) Uri (male Gotal bouncer at Merl's); Tyler Lucian (male human Rebel Alliance deserter. Deserted at the site of Death Star during the Battle of Yavin) | Legends | Date Published: 08/28/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 79 | First Cover: Silas Tagge (Human male scientist, head of the research wing of the Tagge Company during the Galactic Civil War). First mentioned: Domina Tagge (younger sister of Orman, Silas, and Ulric Tagge)(mentioned indirectly as "sister", unnamed) | Legends | Date Published: 8/29/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller), Gene Day (inker) | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: September 18, 1979 | First mention: Anduvil of Ogem (female Ogemite who worked with the Rebel Alliance as an intelligence operative.) | Legends | Date Published: 09/18/1979 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning/Gerber | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: September 21, 1979 | Cameo: Anduvil of Ogem (female Ogemite who worked with the Rebel Alliance as an intelligence operative.) | Date Published: 09/21/1979 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning/Gerber | ||||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: September 25, 1979 | First Appearance: Anduvil of Ogem (female Ogemite who worked with the Rebel Alliance as an intelligence operative.) | Date Published: 09/25/1979 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning/Gerber | ||||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: September 28, 1979 | First Mention: Bledsoe's Disease ( a virus transmitted by air and physical contact. It was named after Doctor Bledsoe.) | Date Published: 09/28/1979 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning/Gerber | ||||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 85 | First mentioned by name: Domina Tagge (younger sister of Orman, Silas, and Ulric Tagge) | Legends | Date Published: 10/10/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller), Gene Day (inker) | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 86 | First Appearance: Domina Tagge (younger sister of Orman, Silas, and Ulric Tagge) | First Cover: Domina Tagge (younger sister of Orman, Silas, and Ulric Tagge) | Legends | Date Published: 10/17/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller), Gene Day (inker) | ||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: October 21, 1979 | First Appearance: Doctor Kaaldar (Imperial doctor studying Bledsoe's Disease). | Date Published: 10/21/1979 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning/Gerbe | ||||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 31 | First Appearance in traditional comic book format: Ulric Tagge (male human ,General and fleet commander in the Imperial Baron of the House of Tagge. The youngest of four sons.); Reconnaisance Troop Transport K79-S80 (Repulsorlift craft carrying Stormtroopers); Silas Tagge (Human male scientist, head of the research wing of the Tagge Company during the Galactic Civil War). | Legends | Date Published: 10/23/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller), Bob Wiacek (inker) | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 87 | First Appearance: Nightstrikes (avian predator native to the rainforests of the planet Monastery). | Legends | Date Published: 10/24/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller), Gene Day (inker) | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 32 | First Appearance in traditional comic book format: Jawa Mini Crawler (Smaller crawler used by Jawas inside Sandcrawlers to move scrap and salvage around). | Legends | Date Published: 11/27/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller), Bob Wiacek (inker) | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: Annual 1 | First Appearance: Aragh ( male S'kytri warrior and Lord of the Highlands of the planet of Skye); Deverén (S'kytri female spokesbeing for the Supreme Council of the Highland Clans on the planet Skye); Kharys (a female S'kytri from the planet Skye. She was Force-sensitive and met Anakin Skywalker during the Clone Wars); Laskar (a Human male who occupied a place of high prestige on the planet Tirahnn ) ; Katya M'Buele a Corellian smuggler who was an early romantic interest of Han Solo); Catumen (species, sapient felinoids); S'kytri (species, winged humanoids); Smoke Demons (dark side entities that could be summoned through Sith sorcery); Trispzest (a type of aerial lightsaber combat) | Legends | Date Published: 12/4/1979 | Marvel | W: Chris Claremont | A: Mike Vosburg (penciller); Steve Leialoha (inker) | Katya MBuele; Skytri; Deveren |
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 | Star Wars Weekly | Issue: 94 | First Appearance: Commander Quirt (male human imperial officer, commanded a prison ship) N'Mrith (an associate of Jabba the Hutt on Formos, male fish-like creature); | Cameo: Hronk (male Wookiee) | First Cover: Hronk (male Wookiee) | Legends | Date Published: 12/12/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (penciller); Pablo Marcos (inker) | NMrith |
 | Star Wars Weekly | Issue: 95 | First Appearance: Hronk (male Wookiee) | Legends | Date Published: 12/19/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (penciller); Pablo Marcos (inker) | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 33 | First mentioned in traditional comic book format: Domina Tagge (younger sister of Orman, Silas, and Ulric Tagge)(mentioned indirectly as "sister", unnamed) | Legends | 12/25/1979 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller), Bob Wiacek (inker) | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: January 1, 1980 | First Appearance: Renn Volz (male human scientisit from Little Kessel who designed a weather modifiying spaceship); Mira Volz (femal human daughter of Renn Volz) | Legends | Date Published: 1/1/1980 | Marvel | W: Russ Helm | A: Russ Manning | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK)(1978) | Issue: 97 | Chewbacca receives his Medal of Bravery for his participation in the Battle of Yavin which was not given during the Episode IV A New Hope film. Revealed that Chewbacca was too tall for Leia to place a medal on him during the ceremony on Yavin IV. | Legends | Date Published: 1/2/1980 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller); Gene Day (Inker) | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: January 3, 1980 | First Appearance: Captain Bzorn (male human imperial officer) | Legends | Date Published: 1/3/1980 | Marvel | W: Russ Helm | A: Russ Manning | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: January 6, 1980 | First Appearance: Malo (Male Rodian associate of Jabba the Hutt who tasked Han Solo and Chewbacca with transporting spice to Kessel) | Legends | Date Published: 1/6/1980 | Marvel | W: Russ Helm | A: Russ Manning | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK)(1978) | Issue: 99 | First Appearance: Qorl (male human imperial pilot who was shot down during Battle of Yavin. Got into a skirmish with Luke Skywalker the day after the Battle of Yavin. He encountered the New Jedi Order 23 ABY)(not named in this issue. Later identified in Star Wars Fact File 16 released by De Agostini April 17, 2002) | First Cover: Qorl | Legends | Date Published: 1/16/1980 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller); Gene Day (Inker) | ||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: January 18, 1980 | First mention: Tana (female human proprietor of Tana's Resort on the planet of Rion and acquaintance of Han Solo) | Legends | Date Published: 1/18/1980 | Marvel | W: Russ Helm | A: Russ Manning | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: January 20, 1980 | First Appearance: Tana (female human proprietor of Tana's Resort on the planet of Rion and acquaintance of Han Solo) | Legends | Date Published: 1/20/1980 | Marvel | W: Russ Helm | A: Russ Manning | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: January 29, 1980 | First Appearance: Little Kessel (planet. This planet is named "Kessel" in the comic but was later identified as "Little Kessel" in the The Essential Atlas is a third-generation Essential Guide written by Jason Fry and Daniel Wallace published by Del Rey on August 18, 2009. Jason Fry confirmed this retcon on November 11, 2003 on the Jedi Council Forums) | Legends | Date Published: 1/29/1980 | Marvel | W: Russ Helm | A: Russ Manning | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK)(1978) | Issue: 104 | First Appearance: Giles Durane (also known as the "Weapons Master," was a Human male veteran who served during the Clone Wars. , Durane agreed to train Organa's daughter, Leia, in the use of weaponry.); Emir (human male imperial general); Gimlet (Giles' partner); Torgas (male Sakiyan head of Assassin's guild); | Legends | Date Published: 2/20/1980 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller); Steve Mitchell(Inker) | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 35 | First Appearance in traditional comic book format: Domina Tagge (Legends); Nightstrikes (avian predator native to the rainforests of the planet Monastery). | Legends | Date Published: 2/26/1980 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK)(1978) | Issue: 105 | First Cover: Giles Durane (also known as the "Weapons Master," was a Human male veteran who served during the Clone Wars. , Durane agreed to train Organa's daughter, Leia, in the use of weaponry.); Gimlet (Giles' partner). | Legends | Date Published: 2/20/1980 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller); Steve Mitchell(Inker) | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: February 27, 1980 | Cameo: Stafuv Rahz (A Gektl male from Hoszh Iszhir, Major in Imperial Army)(unnamed) | Legends | Date Published: 2/27/1980 | Marvel | W: Don Christensen | A: Russ Manning | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: February 28-March 1, 1980 | First Appearance: Myoris Lin (female human schoolteacher, Berd's mother); Berd Lin (male human schoolchild, Myoris' son) (both appear 2/28/1980); Stafuv Rahz (A Gektl male from Hoszh Iszhir, Major in Imperial Army) (named on 3/1/1980) | Legends | Date Published: 2/28/1980-3/1/1980 | Marvel | W: Don Christensen | A: Russ Manning | |||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK)(1978) | Issue: 106 | First Cover: Torgas (male Sakiyan head of Assassin's guild). | Date Published: 3/6/1980 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller); Steve Mitchell(Inker) | ||||
 | Star Wars Weekly (Marvel UK)(1978) | Issue: 107 | First Appearance: Arlo Tyre (human male rebel scout); Wadie Firestone (human male rebel scout; Alashan (planet, home to an unidentified ancient culture from the Pre-Republic era with high levels of technological capability that built the underground city of Forever); Foundry (Imperial ship-building planet rumored to have defenses rivaling the Death Star); Mici Shabandar (female human rebel who on a mission to steal the Staraker prototype starship from Foundry); Staraker (cutting-edge Imperial warship created at Foundry). | 3/12/1980 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino (Penciller); Gene Day l(Inker) | ||||
 | Star Wars Empire Strikes Back Marvel Comics Illustrated Version | Issue: NA | First Appearance (In digest paperback format) : Boba Fett, Jedi Master Yoda, Lando Calrissian, Lobot, General Veers, | First Cameo (In digest paperback format) : Dengar, IG-88, 4-LOM, Bossk, Emperor Palpatine (unnamed in silhouette hologram) | DELETED SCENE: Contains Echo Base Wampa Scene McQuarrie Concept: Contains an early version of Yoda closer to the McQuarrie concept than final film version.  Digest paperback format collects Star Wars (1977) ##39-44 published starting in September 1980. | Canon | Date Published: 5/1980 | Marvel | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: June 22, 1980 (#68) | Begining of first original Boba Fett story (not a movie adaptation) | Legends | Date Published: 6/22/1980 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Russ Manning | A: Russ Manning | |||
 | The Empire Strikes Back Weekly | Issue: 127 | Cameo: Boba Fett (Clone of Mandalorian Bounty Hunter, Jango Fett)(unnamed)(first cameo in magazine format) | Legends | Date Published: 7/31/1980 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Al Williamson (penciller); Carlos Garzón (inker). | |||
 | Marvel Super Special | Issue: 16 | Cameo (in magazine comic format): Dengar, IG-88, 4-LOM, Bossk | First Apps (in magazine comic format): Boba Fett, Jedi Master Yoda, Lando Calrissian, Lobot, General Veers | Legends | Date Published: 8/1980 | Marvel | ||||
 | The Empire Strikes Back Weekly | Issue: 129 | First Cover (Magazine format): Boba Fett, Dengar, Bossk | Legends | Date Published: 8/14/1980 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Al Williamson (penciller); Carlos Garzón (inker). | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 42 | First Cover (traditional comic book format): Boba Fett, Dengar, Bossk | Legends | Date Published: 9/23/1980 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Al Williamson (penciller); Carlos Garzón (inker). | |||
 | The Empire Strikes Back Monthly (Marvel UK) | Issue: 142 | First Star Wars cover by Frank Miller | Legends | Date Published: 1/1981 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Carmine Infantino, Gene Day (Inker). Cover: Frank Miller, James Sherman | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 63 | First Appearance: Coruscant (Referred to as "Empire Capitol") | Legends | Date Published: 6/15/1982 | Marvel | W: David Michelinie, Walt Simonson | A: Walt Simonson, Tom Palmer | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: November 13, 1982 | Preview image of Admiral Gial Ackbar. | Legends | Date Published: 11/13/1982 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Al Williamson | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: November 14, 1982 | Preview image of Admiral Gial Ackbar. | Legends | Date Published: 11/14/1982 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Al Williamson | |||
 | Return of the Jedi Trade Paperback | Issue: Trade Paperback | First Appearance: Jabba Desilijic Tiure ("Jabba the Hutt", male Hutt crime lord), Commander Tiaan Jerjerrod (male human imperial officer), Emperor Palpatine (Sheev Palpatine, Darth Sidious), Bib Fortuna (Twi'lek male majordomo to Jabba the Hutt), EV-9D9 ( feminine MerenData EV-series supervisor droid ), Rancor, Sarlacc, Emperor's Royal Guard, Igar (imperial commander stationed on Sanctuary moon of Endor), Logray (chief Ewok Shaman), Crix Madine (male human Rebel Alliance leader), Teebo (male Ewok), Forest Moon of Endor ("Sanctuary Moon" orbiting Endor gas giant), Nien Nunb (male Sullustan smuggler and part of Rebel Alliance), Wicket Wystri Warrick (male Ewok), | Cameo: Oola (Twi'lek female slave of Jabba the Hutt (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Salacious B. Crumb (Kawokian Monkey Lizard (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Ree-Yees (male Gran (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Tessek (male Quarren (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Herat (female Jawa (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Snipp Nkik (male Jawa (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Jess (femal human musician (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Wooof (male Nikto smuggler (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Boushh (impersonated by Leia), Pagetti Rook (male Weequay skiff guard (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Buboicullaar (frog-dog (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Beedo (male Rodian bounty hunter (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Sy Snootles (femal Pa'lowick singer (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Max Rebo (male Ortolan keyboard player (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Revidjasa (male Rodian crime lord (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Ortugg (male Gamorrean Guard leader (gallery of Jabba's palace), Vedain (male Nikto skiff pilot), Velken Tezeri (male human guard for Jabba), Janus Greejatus (Human male Dark Side Adept and Advisor to Palpatine), Kithaba (katooinian skiff guard for Jabba), Misik (male human scout trooper), Judder Page (male human Rebel commando), Hewek (imperial Major stationed at deflector shield bunker on Endor), Loci Rosen (male Mon Calamari member of Rebel Alliance), Verrack (male Mon Calamari technician), Widdle Warrick (male ewok brother of Wicket), Wunka (male Ewok) | Distributed in United Kingdom December 1982. Collected Return of the Jedi issues 1-4. 8 1/2 " X 11" softcover, 64 pages. Not to be confused with digest size (4" x7") paperback released in May 1983. Bothans first mentioned. | Legends | Date Published: 12/1982 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Al Williamson, Carlos Garzon Cover; Marie Severin | |
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: December 11, 1982 | Cameo: Admiral Gial Ackbar. | Legends | Date Published: 12/11/1982 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Al Williamson | |||
 Enlarge | Star Wars Newspaper Comics | Issue: December 12, 1982 | First Appearance: Admiral Gial Ackbar. | Legends | Date Published: 12/11/1982 | Los Angeles Times Syndicate | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Al Williamson | |||
 | Marvel Super Special | Issue: 27 | First United States Cameo: Oola (Twi'lek female slave of Jabba the Hutt (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Salacious B. Crumb (Kawokian Monkey Lizard (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Ree-Yees (male Gran (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Tessek (male Quarren (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Herat (female Jawa (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Snipp Nkik (male Jawa (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Jess (femal human musician (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Wooof (male Nikto smuggler (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Boushh (impersonated by Leia), Pagetti Rook (male Weequay skiff guard (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Buboicullaar (frog-dog (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Beedo (male Rodian bounty hunter (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Sy Snootles (femal Pa'lowick singer (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Max Rebo (male Ortolan keyboard player (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Revidjasa (male Rodian crime lord (gallery of Jabba's palace)), Ortugg (male Gamorrean Guard leader (gallery of Jabba's palace), Vedain (male Nikto skiff pilot), Velken Tezeri (male human guard for Jabba), Janus Greejatus (Human male Dark Side Adept and Advisor to Palpatine), Kithaba (katooinian skiff guard for Jabba), Misik (male human scout trooper), Judder Page (male human Rebel commando), Hewek (imperial Major stationed at deflector shield bunker on Endor), Loci Rosen (male Mon Calamari member of Rebel Alliance), Verrack (male Mon Calamari technician), Widdle Warrick (male ewok brother of Wicket), Wunka (male Ewok) | First United States Appearance: Jabba Desilijic Tiure ("Jabba the Hutt", male Hutt crime lord), Commander Tiaan Jerjerrod (male human imperial officer), Emperor Palpatine (Sheev Palpatine, Darth Sidious), Bib Fortuna (Twi'lek male majordomo to Jabba the Hutt), EV-9D9 ( feminine MerenData EV-series supervisor droid ), Rancor, Sarlacc, Emperor's Royal Guard, Igar (imperial commander stationed on Sanctuary moon of Endor), Logray (chief Ewok Shaman), Crix Madine (male human Rebel Alliance leader), Teebo (male Ewok), Forest Moon of Endor ("Sanctuary Moon" orbiting Endor gas giant), Nien Nunb (male Sullustan smuggler and part of Rebel Alliance), Wicket Wystri Warrick (male Ewok), | Legends | Date Published: 9/1/1983 | Marvel | W: Archie Goodwin | A: Al Williamson, Carlos Garzon Cover: Bill Sienkiewicz | ||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 91 | First Appearance: Mallatobuck (Chewbacca's wife), Lumpawaroo (Chewbacca's son). | CAMEO: Attichitcuk (Chewbacca's father) (Single panel, unnamed), | Legends | Date Published: 10/16/1984 | Marvel | W: Jo Duffy | A: Tony Salmons and Tom Palmer | ||
 | Dark Empire | Issue: 1 | FIRST Dark Horse Published Star Wars Comic | Legends | Date Published: 12/12/1991 | Dark Horse | W: Tom Veitch | A: Cam Kennedy Cover: Dave Dorman | |||
 | Dark Empire | Issue: 3 | First Appearance: Vima-Da-Boda, one of the last Jedi from the Old Republic. Descendant of Nomi and Vima Sunrider. Salla Zend, Ex-Girlfriend of Han Solo. Shug Ninx, fellow smuggler, friend of Han Solo. | Legends | Date Published: 4/21/1992 | Dark Horse | W: Tom Veitch | A: Cam Kennedy Cover: Dave Dorman | |||
 | Dark Empire | Issue: 5 | First Appearance: Bodo Baas, Krevaaki male Jedi Master, gatekeeper of the Tedryn Holocron. Bodo Baas is a descendant of Vodo-Siosk Baas. | Tedryn Holocron also first appears in this issue. | Legends | Date Published: 8/18/1992 | Dark Horse | W: Tom Veitch | A: Cam Kennedy Cover: Dave Dorman | ||
 | Dark Horse Comics | Issue: 7 | First Appearance: Nomi Sunrider, Vima Sunrider, Adegan Crystal (a type of crystal used in Lightsaber construction like Kyber Crystals) | Legends | Date Published: 2/23/1993 | Dark Horse | W: Tom Veitch | A: Janine Johnson | |||
 | Dark Horse Comics | Issue: 8 | Cameo: Thon, Nomi Sunrider's Jedi Master (unnamed). | Legends | Date Published: 3/1993 | Dark Horse | W: Tom Veitch | A: Janine Johnson | |||
 | Dark Horse Comics | Issue: 9 | First Appearance: Thon, Nomi Sunrider's Jedi Master (unnamed in previous issue, named here). | Legends | Date Published: 4/1993 | Dark Horse | W: Tom Veitch | A: Janine Johnson | |||
 | Tales of the Jedi | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Arca Jeth, Tott Doneeta, Cay Qel-Droma, Ulic Qel-Droma. Onderon (Planet) | Legends | Date Published: 10/1993 | Dark Horse | W. Tom Veitch | A: Christian Gossett Cover: Dave Dorman | |||
 | Star Wars Galaxy Magazine | Issue: 1 | Sealed Polybag edition came packaged with Star Wars Tales of the Jedi: Dark Lords of The Sith 1 aschan, first appearance of Exar Kun. | Legends | Date Published: 9/1994 | Topps Publishing | |||||
 | Star Wars Tales of the Jedi: Dark Lords of The Sith | Issue: 1 (ashcan) | First Appearance: Exar Kun, Dark Lord of The Sith during the Old Republic | Packaged with Star Wars Galaxy Magazine 1 in polybag one month before October 1994 full-color release. | Legends | Date Published: 9/1994 | Topps Publishing | W: Tom Veitch and Kevin J. Anderson | A: Chris Gossett and Mike Barreiro Cover: Hugh Fleming | ||
 | Tales of the Jedi The Freedon Nadd Uprising | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: King Ommin (direct descendant of Freedon Nadd (possessed by the spirit of Freedon Nadd), Warb Null (dark Jedi previously known as Shas Dovos), Dace Diath (Jedi Knight), Vodo Siosk-Baas (Krevaaki Jedi Master), Shaoneb Culu (Miraluka Jedi Knight), Pontite lightsaber crystals (originally a member of Adegan crystal family in Legends, later a member of Kyber Crystals in Canon), Qrrrl Toq (Nazzar Jedi Knight), Kith Kark (Gotal Jedi Knight), Satal Keto (Dark side student), Aleema Keto (Dark side student), | Freedon Nadd (Ancient Sith lord) appears as ghost or spirit) | Legends | Date Published: 9/1994 | Dark Horse | W: Tom Veitch | A: Tony Akins and Denis Rodier Cover: Dave Dorman | ||
 | Tales of the Jedi: Dark Lord of the Sith | Issue: 3 | First Appearance: Odan-Urr (Draethos Male Jedi historian) | LEgends | Date Published: 12/3/1994 | Dark Horse | W:Tom Veitch, Kevin J. Anderson | A: Chris Gossett, Mike Barreiro Cover: Hugh Fleming | |||
 | Dark Empire II | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Sedriss QL (Qaga Lok)(Dark Side Adept, Imperial Executor), Kam Solusar (One of first Jedi to study at Praxeum on Yavin 4 under Luke Skywalker), Balmorra (factory planet producing weapons and battle droids), Shadow Droids (starfighters piloted by the brains of deceased Imperial ace pilots). | Sedriss QL, Kam Solusar, , Krdys Mordi, Baddon Fass, Vill Goir, Zasm Katth and Kvag Gthull were all proposed to first appear in a short novel titled Lightsider. "The novel was not only well received by Lucasfilm, but also read and approved by George Lucas. However, when Lucas found out that he had approved the book without a contract, he terminated the project. This prompted Cam Kennedy to resign, and the proposed third Dark Empire series was canceled—although Veitch was allowed to condense its plot into the two-issue Empire's End series illustrated by Jim Baikie." - WP | Legends | Date Published: 12/20/1994 | Dark Horse | W: Tom Veitch | A: Cam Kennedy Cover: Dave Dorman | ||
 | Tales of the Jedi: The Sith War | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Mandalore the Indomnitable | Legends | Date Published: 8/1995 | Dark Horse | W; Kevin J. Anderson | A: Dario Carrasco, Jr. | |||
 | Heir to the Empire | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Grand Admiral Thrawn, Mara Jade , Rukh (Noghri), Talon Karrde, Ysalamari (Force-dampening creatures), Jedi Master Joruus C'Baoth (clone), Bothan (alien species) | Legends | Date Published: 10/1995 | Dark Horse | W: Mike Baron (adapted from Timothy Zahn Novel) | A: Olivier Vatine,Fred Blanchard. Cover: Mathieu Lauffray | |||
 | Star Wars Galaxy Magazine | Issue: 5 | First Appearance: Jodo Kast, a bounty hunter impersonating Boba Fett. | First publication of first installment of Boba Fett; Twin Engines of Destruction, later reprinted as collected edition | Legends | Date Published: 10/1995 | Topps Publishing | W: Andy Mangels | A: John Nadeau | ||
 | Heir to the Empire | Issue: 4 | FIRST COVER APPS: Mara Jade | Legends | Date Published: 1/1996 | Dark Horse | W: Mike Baron (adapted from Timothy Zahn Novel) | A: Olivier Vatine,Fred Blanchard. Cover: Mathieu Lauffray | |||
 | Tales of the Jedi: The Sith War | Issue: 6 | First Appearance: Mandalore the Ultimate | Legends | Date Published: 1/1996 | Dark Horse | W; Kevin J. Anderson | A: Dario Carrasco, Jr. | |||
 | Shadows of the Empire | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Prince Xizor, Falleen crime lord of the Black Sun syndicate, Guri, IG-2000 (IG-88's ship), Black Sun (crime syndicate). | FIRST COVER APP: Prince Xizor, Dash Rendar IG-2000 may have potentially first appeared in the SOTE mini comic packed with Galoob Micro Machines. Information on its release date is not verifiable beyond its release year: 1996. The mini comic comes with one of three different covers. (Ebay , Amazon) | Legends | Date Published: 5/1996 | Dark Horse | W: John Wagner | A: Kilian Plunkett Cover: Hugh Fleming | ||
 | Shadows of the Empire | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Dash Rendar, Wrenga Jixton, Big Gizz (Gizman), Spiker. | Cameo: Zuckuss | Legends | Date Published: 6/1996 | Dark Horse | W: John Wagner | A: Kilian Plunkett Cover: Hugh Fleming | ||
 | Shadows of the Empire | Issue: 3 | First Appearance: 4-LOM | Legends | Date Published: 7/1996 | Dark Horse | W: John Wagner | A: Kilian Plunkett Cover: Hugh Fleming | |||
 | Tales of the Jedi: Golden Age of the Sith | Issue: 0 | First Appearance: Ooroo (Celegian Jedi Master. Celegians breathed a gas, deadly to most life-forms, known as cyanogen, whereas oxygen was deadly to them. Ooroos lived inside a crystal enclosure while on oxygenated worlds), Aarba the Hutt, Hok and Timar Daragon (parents of Gav and Jori Daragon), Jori Daragon, Gav Daragon, Memit Nadill (Male Jedi advisor to Empress Teta), Empress Teta, | Date Published: 7/31/1996 | Dark Horse | W: Kevin J. Anderson | A: Chris Gossett, Stan Woch Cover: Christopher Moeller | ||||
 | Shadows of the Empire | Issue: 4 | First Appearance: Zuckuss , Skahtul (Barabel bounty hunter). | Legends | Date Published: 8/1996 | Dark Horse | W: John Wagner | A: Kilian Plunkett Cover: Hugh Fleming | |||
 | Crimson Empire | Issue: 0 | First Appearance: Kir Kanos (former Imperial Guard to Emperor Palpatine, turned bounty hunter named Kenix Kil), Carnor Jax (former Imperial Guard to Emperor Palpatine, declared Dark Lord of the Sith and de facto Emperor after Palpatine's second death), Lord Manos (Devaronian Member of Interim Imperial Ruling Council), Za (Defel Prince Member of Interim Imperial Ruling Council), | Online only webcomic available through Starwars.com. Later collected in the Crimson Empire Trade Paperback December 1998. | Legends | Date Published: 12/1/1997 | Dark Horse | W: Mike Richardson | A: Paul Gulacy and P. Craig Russell | ||
 | Crimson Empire | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Tem Merkon | FIRST COVER Appearance: Kir Kanos. First appearance in traditional comic issue (earlier appeared in #0 web comic): Kir Kanos (former Imperial Guard to Emperor Palpatine, turned bounty hunter named Kenix Kil), Carnor Jax (former Imperial Guard to Emperor Palpatine, declared Dark Lord of the Sith and de facto Emperor after Palpatine's second death), Colonel Shev (imperial officer) | Legends | Date Published: 12/10/1997 | Dark Horse | W: Mike Richardson | A: Paul Gulacy and P. Craig Russell Cover: Dave Dorman | ||
 | Crimson Empire | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Mirith Sinn (new republic leader), Sish Sadeet (Sinn's second-in-command), Massimo. | Legends | Date Published: 1/28/1998 | Dark Horse | W: Mike Richardson | A: Paul Gulacy and P. Craig Russell Cover: Dave Dorman | |||
 | Shadows of the Empire Evolutions | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: A-OIC (medical/surgical droid), Kar Yang (Hiitian bounty hunter)(first appearance of Hiitian species as well), Zu Pike and Zan Pike (female twin Epicanthix sisters, Black Sun operatives, Teräs Käsi fighting masters), Prevaro (male Rodian and Savan's Lieutenant), Massad Thrumble (male human imperial droid researcher), | Cameo: Spinda Caveel (human male scientist)(mentioned but not seen in story pages with "Who's Who" entry on final page), Lintu (Kar Yan's personal droid)(Unnamed in story pages with "Who's Who" entry on final page), Savan (female Falleen, niece of Xizor, Vigo of Black Sun Crime Syndicate)(appears in disguise not identified as Savan) | Cover states "1 of 6". The series ended up running for 5 issues making this an error. | Legends | Date Published: 2/11/1998 | Dark Horse | W: Steve Perry | A: Ron Randall, P. Craig Russell Cover: Duncan Fegredo | |
 | Shadows of the Empire Evolutions | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Savan (female Falleen, niece of Xizor, Vigo of Black Sun Crime Syndicate)(revealed as Savan), Spinda Caveel (human male scientist). Lintu (Kar Yan's personal droid). | Legends | Date Published: 3/11/1998 | Dark Horse | W: Steve Perry | A: Ron Randall, P. Craig Russell Cover: Duncan Fegredo | |||
 | Crimson Empire | Issue: 4 | First Cover Appearance: Carnor Jax, Mirithh Sinn | Legends | Date Published: 3/18/1998 | Dark Horse | W: Mike Richardson and Randy Stradley | A: Paul Gulacy and P. Craig Russell Cover: Dave Dorman | |||
 | The Last Command | Issue: 5 | Cameo: Padmé Amidala (Padmé Amidala Naberrie, Queen Amidala) | From WP: "A painting in one of the scenes at the Imperial Palace shows Padmé Amidala. At the time the Thrawn Trilogy comics were coming out, the decision had just been made to cast Natalie Portman as the future mother of Luke and Leia. The author of the comics then decided, as a reference, to place her likeness in the background." | Legends | Date Published: 4/1998 | Dark Horse | W: Mike Baron | A: Edvin Biukovic and Eric Shanower | ||
 | Shadows of the Empire Evolutions | Issue: 3 | First appearance: Lonay (male Twi'lek Vigo of Black Sun) | Cameo: Kreet'ah (male Kian'thar Vigo of Black Sun)(unnamed), Sprax (male Nalroni Vigo of Black Sun), Vekker (male Quarren Vigo of Black Sun), Wumdi (male Etti Vigo of Black Sun), Clezo (male Rodian Vigo of Black Sun), | Legends | Date Published: 4/8/1998 | Dark Horse | W: Steve Perry | A: Ron Randall, P. Craig Russell Cover: Duncan Fegredo | ||
 | Shadows of the Empire Evolutions | Issue: 4 | First cover appearance: Savan (female Falleen, niece of Xizor, Vigo of Black Sun Crime Syndicate) | Legends | Date Published: 5/13/1998 | Dark Horse | W: Steve Perry | A: Ron Randall, P. Craig Russell Cover: Duncan Fegredo | |||
 | Crimson Empire II Council of Blood | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Nom Anor (Yuuzhan Vong extra-galactic saboteur), Tront (Gamorrean pirate), Sol Mon (Pirate working for Grappa the Hutt), Clone of Feena D'Asta (Member of Interim Imperial Ruling Council), Ch'Unkk (Whiphid member of Interim Imperial Ruling Council), Burr Nolyds (Human member of Interim Imperial Ruling Council)(Death in same issue), Xandel Carivus (Human member of Interim Imperial Ruling Council)(conspirator with Nom Anor), Zee Ethda (bounty hunter employed by Grappa the Hutt), Mahd Windcaller (Human member of Interim Imperial Ruling Council), Norym Kim (Myke member of Interim Imperial Ruling Council), Captain Forma (Mining Guild smuggler), Zanibar (a species of alien whose religious beliefs required live sacrifice and devouring of enemies). | Legends | Date Published: 11/11/1998 | Dark Horse | W: Mike Richardson and Randy Stradley | A: Paul Gulacy and Randy Emberlin Cover: Dave Dorman | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Ki-Adi-Mundi. Ephant Mon | Legends | Date Published: 12/1998 | Dark Horse | W: Jan Strand | A: Anthony Winn Cover: Ken Kelly | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 4 | First Appearance: An'ya Kuro (the Dark Woman) | Legends | Date Published: 3/1999 | Dark Horse | W: Jan Strand | Anthony Winn and Robert Jones | |||
 | Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace 1/2 Wizard | Issue: NA | First Appearance: Anakin Skywalker (Becomes Darth Vader), Qui-Gon Jinn, Padmé Amidala (Padmé Amidala Naberrie, Queen Amidala), Jar Jar Binks, | Cameo: Sebulba, Shmi Skywalker, Darth Maul Preview Sketch | Canon | Date Published: 5/1999 | Dark Horse | W: Time Truman, Henry Gilroy, Ryder Windham, Mark Schultz | A: Steve Crespo, Martin Egeland, Robert Teranishi, Galen Showman Cover: Timothy Bradstreet | ||
 | Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace | Issue: Trade Paperback | First Appearance: Mace Windu, Darth Maul, Sabe (Padmé's handmaiden), Plo Koon, Nute Gunray, Captain Tarpals, Boss Nass, Watto, Sebulba, Shmi Skywalker, | Collects issues #1-4 of the weekly serialized Episode I The Phantom Menace comic books. Published the same day as issue #1. | Canon | Date Published: 5/1999 | Dark Horse | W: Henry Gilroy | A: Rodolfo Damaggio Cover (B): Hugh Fleming | ||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 7 | First Appearance: Sharad Hett, Aurra Sing, Eeth Koth | Legends | Date Published: 6/1999 | Dark Horse | W: Tim Truman | A: Tom Raney and Rob Pereira | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 10 | First Appearance: A'Sharad Hett. | Legends | Date Published: 9/1999 | Dark Horse | W: Tim Truman | A: Rick Leonardi | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 13 | First Appearance: Yaddle (Jedi Master of same species as Yoda and Grogu), Saesee Tiin, Adi Gallia, Oppo Rancisis, Even Piell, Plo Koon, Depa Billaba, Yarael Poof | Legends | Date Published: 12/1999 | Dark Horse | W: Tim Truman | A: Tom Lyle | |||
 | Union | Issue: 2 | Cameo: Unnamed appearance of Kyle Katarn in bar at Luke Skywalker's bachelor party | Legends | Date Published: 12/8/1999 | Dark Horse | W: Michael Stackpole | A: Robert Teranishi | |||
 | Chewbacca | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Attichitcuk (Chewbacca's dad), Tojjevvuk (albino Wookiee) | Second appearance and romantic courtship of Mallatobuck by Chewbacca | Legends | Date Published: 1/19/2000 | Dark Horse | W: Darko Macan | A: Brent Anderson, Igor Kordey, Willie Blyberg | ||
 | Chewbacca | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Tvrrdko (Tojjevvuk's dad), Pter Nyklas (imperial officer and Han Solo's commanding officer) | Han meets Chewbacca (Legends meeting. Non-canon. Replaced by Solo: A Star Wars Story) | Legends | Date Published: 2/16/2000 | Dark Horse | W: Darko Macan | A: Jan Duursema, Dave Gibbons, Dusty Abell | ||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 16 | FIRST COVER: Yaddle (Jedi Master of same species as Yoda and Grogu) | Legends | Date Published: 3/2000 | Dark Horse | W: Tim Truman | A: Tom Lyle and Jan Duursema | |||
 | Star Wars Tales | Issue: 3 | First Appearance: Vilmarh Grahrk ("Villie", a Devaronian gambler and scoundrel) (appears in "Deal with a Demon"), NT 600 (astronavigation droid hardwired into Vilmarh Grahrk's ship, the Inferno), The Inferno (Vilmarh Grahrk's ship) | Legends | Date Published: 3/29/2000 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander, Ryder Windham, Rich Handley, Darko Macan, Rich Hedden | A: Jan Duursema, Rick Magyar, Tom Fowler, Chris Brunner, Rick Leonardi | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 17 | First Appearance: Quinlan Vos, Gargonn the Hutt (crime lord and sponsor of Circus Horrificus)(missing right part of his head), Aunuanna (female human mother of Aurra Sing), Circus Horrificus (traveling circus), Glamaxon Tvurl (Barabel gladiator, dies same issue), Kyoord Vurd (Ugnaught cantina owner), | CAMEO: Malakili (human male who later became the Rancor keeper for Jabba the Hutt) | First mention of Aayla Secura, Quinlan Vos' Padawan | Legends | Date Published: 4/2000 | Dark Horse | W: Tim Truman | A: John Nadeau | |
 | Chewbacca | Issue: 4 | First Appearance: Dovin basal (Yuuzhan Vong organic defense tool used for propulsion, defense, and a variety of other purposes.) | The Death of Chewbacca (flashback to Sernpidal from the novel Vector Prime) | Legends | Date Published: 4/19/2000 | Dark Horse | W: Darko Macan | A: Rafael Kayanan, Dusty Abell, Jim Royal | ||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 19 | First Appearance: Aayla Secura (Twi'lek Jedi), Tinté Vos (Great aunt to Quinlan Vos), Lido Mufrenes (Rodian who attempted to kill Quinlan Vos) | Legends | Date Published: 6/2000 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander | A: Jan Duursema, Rick Magyer | |||
 | Star Wars Tales | Issue: 4 | First Appearance: Dark Trooper (Advanced Droid which made an appearance in the Mandalorian Season 2), IG-97 Model Imperial Battle Droid | Legends | Date Published: 6/2000 | Dark Horse | W: Loven Kindzierski, Kevin Rubio, Mark Evanier and Sergio Aragones, Kilian Plunkett | A: Robert Teranishi, Lucas Marangon, Sergio Aragones, Kilian Plunkett | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 20 | Gorzima (male Quarren), Holmar Grahrk (male Devaronian, Villie's cousin), Asanté Vos (female Kiffar, Quinlan Vos' cousin), Kiffex and Kiffu (sister planets in Azurbani system) | Legends | Date Published: 7/16/2000 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander | A: Jan Duursema,Rick Magyer, | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: | First Appearance: Pol Secura (male Twi'lek, uncle of Aayla Secura ), Energy Spiders (creatures that produce "Glitterstim") | Legends | Date Published: 8/23/2000 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander | A: Jan Duursema, Rick Magyer, | |||
 | Star Wars Tales | Issue: 5 | Origin of Yaddle (Jedi Master of same species as Yoda and Grogu) | Legends | Date Published: 9/2000 | Dark Horse | W: Dean Motter, Craig Thompson, Terry Moore, Tony Millionaire, Ian Edginton | A: Jesus Saiz, Craig Thompson, Cliff Richards, Michelle Madsen, Carlos Meglia | |||
 | Star Wars | 22 | First Appearance: Chom Frey Kaa (male Twi'lek senator) | Legends | Date Published: 9/27/2000 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander | A: Jan Duursema, Rick Magyer, | |||
 | Star Wars Tales | Issue: 7 | First Appearance: Captain Nym (Freeorin pirate captain), Jinkins (Bith engineer and aide to Nym), Vana Sage (human pilot for Nym), Kole (Chadra-Fan co-pilot and first mate to Nym), Nerf (livestock), Sintas Vel (mother of Ailyn Vel). | CAMEO: Ailyn Vel, Boba Fett's daughter (baby in a hologram). | Legends | Date Published: 3/2001 | Dark Horse | W: Haden Blackman, Phil Amara, Randy Stradley, Beau Smith, Kevin Rubio | A: Jan Duursema, Francisco Hererra, Francisco Ruiz Velasco, Mike Deodato, Jr., Lucas Marandon | ||
 | Jedi Vs. Sith | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Bouncers (floating sentient alien species who possess mildly telepathic powers); Lord Skere Kaan (sith Lord), Githany (female sith lord), Kopecz (Twi'lek male Sith lord), Kiel Charny (male Jedi General). | Legends | Date Published: 3/16/2001 | Dark Horse | W: Darko Macan | A: Ramón F. Bachs Raul Fernandez Cover: Andrew Robinson | |||
 | Jedi Vs. Sith | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Darth Bane, Rain, Tomcat, Bug, Torr Snapit (Jedi scout), Root, Lord Hoth, Petja (Jedi), Ruusan (planet), Pernicar (Jedi), Sladak (Jedi Initiate), Slatka (Jedi Initiate). | Valenthyne Farfalla (mentioned only). Lord Kaan mentioned, Kiel Charny mentioned. | Darth Bane appears in Star Wars Gamer 3 prior to Jedi Vs. Sith 1 in an illustrated short story, "Bane of the Sith." Lord Hoth appears in a vision to Kyle Katarn in Dark Forces: Jedi Knight (an illustrated Novella). First cover appearance of Lord Kopecz. First cover appearance of Kiel Charny. | Legends | Date Published: 4/2001 | Dark Horse | W: Darko Macan | A: Ramon Bachs, Raul Fernandez Cover: Andrew Robinson | |
 | Jedi Vs. Sith | Issue: 1 Dynamic Forces Variant | First Appearance: Darth Bane, Rain, Tomcat, Bug, Torr Snapit (Jedi scout), Root, Lord Hoth, Petja (Jedi), Ruusan (planet), Pernicar (Jedi), Sladak (Jedi Initiate), Slatka (Jedi Initiate). | Valenthyne Farfalla (mentioned only). Lord Kaan mentioned, Kiel Charny mentioned. | First cover appearance of Darth Bane, Rain, Tomcat, Bug, Torr Snapit (Jedi Scout). Darth Bane appears in Star Wars Gamer 3 prior to Jedi Vs. Sith 1 in an illustrated short story, "Bane of the Sith." Lord Hoth appears in a vision to Kyle Katarn in Dark Forces: Jedi Knight (an illustrated Novella). | Legends | Date Published: April 18, 2001 | Dark Horse | W: Darko Macan | A: Ramón F. Bachs Raul Fernandez | |
 | Jedi Vs. Sith | Issue: 3 | First Appearance: Rajan (male Jedi) | Legends | Date Published: 6/20/2001 | Dark Horse | W: Darko Macan | A: Ramón F. Bachs Raul Fernandez Cover: Andrew Robinson | |||
 | Jedi Vs. Sith | Issue: 4 | First Appearance: Valenthyne Farfalla | First cover appearance of Lord Hoth. | Legends | Date Published: 7/18/2001 | Dark Horse | W: Darko Macan | A: Ramón F. Bachs Raul Fernandez Cover: Andrew Robinson | ||
 | Jedi Vs. Sith | Issue: 6 | Rain revealed as "Zannah" (later becomes Darth Zannah, Bane's apprentice) | Legends | Date Published: 9/19/2001 | Dark Horse | W: Darko Macan | A: Ramón F. Bachs Raul Fernandez Cover: Andrew Robinson | |||
 | Jango Fett TPB | Issue: NA | First Appearance: Jango Fett, Zam Wessel (shapeshifting bounty hunter) | Legends | Date Published: 3/2002 | Dark Horse | W: Ron Marz | A: Tom Fowler | |||
 | Star Wars Tales | Issue: 11 | First Appearance: Bail Organa (politician from Alderaan and Princess Leia's adoptive father) | Legends | Date Published: 3/2002 | Dark Horse | W: KIa Asamiya, Garth Ennis, Jason Hall, Scott Allie, Jan Duursema | A: Kia Asamiya, Amanda Connor, Chris Brunner, Paul Lee & Brian Horton, Jan Duursema & Dave McCaig | |||
 | Episode II Attack of the Clones Trade Paperback | Issue: Trade Paperback | First Appearance: ASN (hoverin courier droid), Cordé (female human handmaiden and decoy for Senator Amidala), Count Dooku ("Lord Tyrannus", male human apprentice to Darth Sidious), Dormé (female human handmaiden to Senator Amidala), Captain Gregar Typho (male human head of security for Senator Amidala), Jamillia (Queen of Naboo and successor to Amidala), Dexter "Dex" Jettster (male Besalisk cook), R4-P17 ("Arfour", Obi-Wan's Astromech Droid), Lama Su (male Kaminoan Prime Minister of Kamino), Taun We (female Kaminoan aide to Lama Su), Ask Aak (male Gran Senator), Acklay (beast in Geonosian Arena), Nexu (beast in Geonosian Arena), Orray (beast in Geonosian Arena), Reek (beast in Geonosian Arena), Jocasta Nu (female Human Chief Librarian of Jedi Archives), Cliegg Lars (male human from Tatooine, Anakin's step-father), | Cameo: Sly Moore (female Umbaran force adept and advisor to Palpatine) (unnamed, no dialogue), Barriss Offee (female Miralan (unnamed, background of less than half a dozen pages), Dar Wac (male Rodian aide of Palpatine)(unnamed in hologram), Luminara Unduli (female Mirialan Jedi master)(unnamed, no dialogue), Kit Fisto (Nautolan Jedi)(unnamed, no dialogue), Elan Sel'Sabagno (male Balosar death stick dealer)(unnamed), Lowle Ch'red (Human female who frequented the Outlander Club and Dex's Diner)(silhouette in background, unnamed, no dialogue), Rednax (Dug in Dex's diner)(unnamed, no dialogue), Seboca (Dug in Dex's diner)(unnamed, no dialogue), FLO ("WA-7", Dex's unicycle waitress droid)(unnamed, no dialogue), Ashla (female Togruta Jedi Initiate)(unnamed, no dialogue), J. K. Burtola (male Human Jedi Initiate)(unnamed), Denaria Kee (female Koorivar member of the Corporate Alliance)(background of Geonosis Separatist meeting, unnamed, no dialogue), Stass Allie (Female Tholothian Jedi Master)(unnamed, no dialogue), Fo Kuna (male Anx Senator)(unnamed), Bultar Swan (female Human Jedi Padawan)(unnamed, no dialogue), Fi-Ek Sirch ( male Kajain'sa'Nikto Jedi Knight)(unnamed, no dialogue), Sora Bulq (male Weequay Jedi Master)(unnamed, no dialogue), Ur-Sema Du (female Human Jedi Master)(unnamed, no dialogue), Wat Tambor (Skakoan male)(unnamed, no dialogue), Sun Fac (Geonosian of the upper caste)(unnamed, no dialogue), | First Mentioned: Sifo-Dyas ( male Human Jedi Master) | Legends | Date Published: 4/2002 | Dark Horse | W: Henry Gilroy | A: Jan Duursema | |
 | Episode II Attack of the Clones 1 | Issue: 1 | First Appearance in traditional comic book format: Cordé (female human handmaiden and decoy for Senator Amidala), Captain Gregar Typho (male human head of security for Senator Amidala), First Cameo in traditional comic book format: Sly Moore (female Umbaran force adept and advisor to Palpatine) (unnamed, no dialogue), Barriss Offee (female Miralan (unnamed, background of two), Dar Wac (male Rodian aide of Palpatine)(unnamed in hologram), Luminara Unduli (female Mirialan Jedi master)(unnamed, no dialogue), Elan Sel'Sabagno (male Balosar death stick dealer)(unnamed), First mentioned in traditional comic book format: Count Dooku ("Lord Tyrannus", male human apprentice to Darth Sidious), | Legends | 4/24/2002 | Dark Horse | W: Henry Gilroy | A: Jan Duursema | |||
 | Episode II Attack of the Clones 2 | Issue: 2 | First Appearance in traditional comic book format: Count Dooku ("Lord Tyrannus", male human apprentice to Darth Sidious), Jocasta Nu (female Human Chief Librarian of Jedi Archives), Jamillia (Queen of Naboo and successor to Amidala), Lama Su (male Kaminoan Prime Minister of Kamino), Taun We (female Kaminoan aide to Lama Su), Dexter "Dex" Jettster (male Besalisk cook), R4-P17 ("Arfour", Obi-Wan's Astromech Droid), First Cameo in traditional comic book format: Lowle Ch'red (Human female who frequented the Outlander Club and Dex's Diner)(silhouette in background, unnamed, no dialogue), Rednax (Dug in Dex's diner)(unnamed, no dialogue), Seboca (Dug in Dex's diner)(unnamed, no dialogue), FLO ("WA-7", Dex's unicycle waitress droid)(unnamed, no dialogue), Ashla (female Togruta Jedi Initiate)(unnamed, no dialogue), J. K. Burtola (male Human Jedi Initiate)(unnamed), | Legends | 4/24/2002 | Dark Horse | W: Henry Gilroy | A: Jan Duursema | |||
 | Episode II Attack of the Clones 3 | Issue: 3 | First Appearance in traditional comic book format: Count Dooku ("Lord Tyrannus", male human apprentice to Darth Sidious), Cliegg Lars (male human from Tatooine, Anakin's step-father), First Cameo in traditional comic book format: Denaria Kee (female Koorivar member of the Corporate Alliance)(background of Geonosis Separatist meeting, unnamed, no dialogue). | Legends | 5/1/2002 | Dark Horse | W: Henry Gilroy | A: Jan Duursema | |||
 | Jango Fett: Open Seasons | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Fett (male human Journeyman Protector of Concord Dawn, descendant of Cassus Fett, and the father of Jango and Arla Fett), Arla Fett (female human older sister of Jango Fett), Jango Fett's mother, Jaster Mareel (Journeyman Protector of Concord Dawn, exiled and joined Mandalorians), Montross (male human Mandalorian-turned-bounty hunter), Tor Vizsla (T male Human Mandalorian warrior and the first leader of the Death Watch faction), Concord Dawn (agricultural frontier planet with strong ties to the Mandalorians) | Jango Fett's origin story begins | Legends | Date Published: 5/1/2002 | Dark Horse | W: W. Haden Blackman | A: Ramón F. Bachs (penciller), Raul Fernandez (inker) | ||
 | Episode II Attack of the Clones 4 | Issue: 4 | First Cameo in traditional comic book format: Bultar Swan (female Human Jedi Padawan)(unnamed, no dialogue), Fi-Ek Sirch ( male Kajain'sa'Nikto Jedi Knight)(unnamed, no dialogue), Sora Bulq (male Weequay Jedi Master)(unnamed, no dialogue), Ur-Sema Du (female Human Jedi Master)(unnamed, no dialogue), Wat Tambor (Skakoan male)(unnamed, no dialogue), Sun Fac (Geonosian of the upper caste)(unnamed, no dialogue), First appearance in traditional comic book: Poggle the Lesser (Archduke of Geonosis), | Legends | 5/8/2002 | Dark Horse | W: Henry Gilroy | A: Jan Duursema | |||
 | Star Wars Tales | Issue: 13 | Appearance (in one panel background) of an unnamed baby of the same species as Yoda, Yaddle, and Grogu. Unlikely to be Grogu or a key issue, but notable for being one of only four known isntances of this species. | Legends | Date Published: 9/2002 | Dark Horse | W: Scott Beatty, Fabian Nicieza, Jime Krueger, Bob Harris, Jason Hall | A: Sanford Greene, Timothy Il, Kagan McLeod, Michael Zulli, Jerome Opena, Lucas Marangon | |||
 | Star Wars Tales | Issue: 14 | First Appearance: Kit Fisto (Jedi who first made an unnamed cameo earlier in Attack of the Clones trade paperback (April 2002)) | Features a story written and drawn by Stan Sakai of Usagi Yojimbo fame. | Legends | Date Published: 12/2002 | Dark Horse | W: Christian Read, Jason Hall, Stan Sakai, Milton Freewater, Jr., Adam Gallardo, The Fillbach Brothers, Chris Eliopolous | A: Clayton Henry, Ramon Bachs, Tom Luth, Adriana Melo, Homs,Jason Hvam, Jon Sommariva | ||
 | Republic | Issue: 49 | First Appearance: Khaleen Hentz (Dooku's spy who later becomes Quinlan Vos' wife) | Legends | Date Published: 1/2003 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander | A: Jan Duursema Cover: Ryan Benjamin | |||
 | Jedi: Mace Windu | Issue: One Shot | First Appearance: Assaj Ventress | Legends | Date Published: 2/2003 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander | A: Jan Duursema | |||
 | Republic | Issue: 52 | FIRST COVER: Durge, Assajj Ventress | Legends | Date Published: 3/2003 | Dark Horse | W: Haden Blackman | A: Tomas Giorello Cover: Brian Ching | |||
 | Republic | Issue: 51 | First Appearance: Durge (Male Gen'Dai bounty hunter) | Legends | Date Published: 3/19/2003 | Dark Horse | W: Haden Blackman | A: Tomás Giorello Cover: Mozart Cuoto | |||
 | Republic | Issue: 60 | ORIGIN: Assajj Ventress | Legends | Date Published: 12/2003 | Dark Horse | W: Haden Blackman | A: Brian Ching Cover: Brian Ching | |||
 | Republic | Issue: 63 | First Appearance: Darth Andeddu | Legends | Date Published: 3/2004 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander | A; Jan Duursema and Dan Parsons Cover: Brian Ching | |||
 | Star Wars Tales | Issue: 19 | First Appearance: Ben Skywalker (Luke Skywalker's son) | Appearance of Indiana Jones. | Legends | Date Published: 3/2004 | Dark Horse | W: Jim Pascoe, Ken Lizzi, Jeremy Barlow, Scott Kurtz, Andrew Robonson and Jim Royal, Haden Blackman, Jason Hall | A: Ramon Bachs, Lucas Marangon, Greg Tocchini, Jim Zubkavich, Nurla Perls, Sean Murphy, Paul Lee | ||
 | Republic | Issue: 65 | First Full Appearance: Barriss Offee (Mirialan female, Jedi healer who Jedi Knight), Clone Commander Bly (CC-5052) | Note: Barriss Offee has many cameos in the Attack of the Clones comic adaptation, this is the first time she has dialogue and a full role in the story. | Legends | Date Published: 6/2/2004 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander | A; Jan Duursema and Dan Parsons Cover: Brad Anderson | ||
 | Star Wars Clone Wars Adventures Free Comic Book Day 2004 | Issue: NA | First Appearance: General Grievous (Separatist General, Kaleesh from the planet Kalee, "Qymaen jai Sheelal"), Luminara Unduli ( female Mirialan, Jedi Master). | Date Published: 7/1/2004 | Dark Horse | W: Welles Hartley | A: The Fillbach Brothers Cover: The Fillbach Brothers and Dan Jackson. | ||||
 | Star Wars Tales | Issue: 21 | First appearance: Darca Nyl (Human male mercenary), Kyle Katarn (first full named comic appearance)(Preceded by Union cameo and Dark Forces: Soldier for the Empire illustrated Novella appearances) | Legends | Date Published: 9/2004 | Dark Horse | W: Rob Williams, Shane McCarthy, Nathan P. Butler | A: Brandon Badeaux, Thomas Andrews, James Raiz | |||
 | Star Wars: Episode III The Revenge of the Sith | Issue: Trade Paperback | First Appearance: Clone Commander Cody (Served under General Obi Wan Kenobi), Clone Commander Fordo, Clone Commander Neyo, Clone Commander Thire, Clone Commander Deviss, Clone Commander Gree. | Collects Revenge of the Sith ## 1-4 single issues. Cody appears in issue #3 published May 2005. The other clone commanders appear in issues ## 3 and 4. | Canon | Date Published: 3/2005 | Dark Horse | W: Miles Lane | A: Doug Wheatley | ||
 | Star Wars Tales | Issue: 23 | First Appearance: Selkath (species from Manaan) | CAMEO: Darth Malak, Darth Revan, Bastila Shan (unnamed in vision), The Rakata (Amphibian species who ruled the galaxy as "The Infinite Empire") | Legends | Date Published: 3/2005 | Dark Horse | W: Joshua Ortega, Rob Williams | A: Dustin Weaver, Brandon Badeaux, Michel Lacombe | ||
 | Star Wars Tales | Issue: 24 | First appearance: Darth Nihilus (Villain from Knights of the Old Republic II Video Game), Mala Tinero | Legends | Date Published: 6/2005 | Dark Horse | W: Rob Williams, Kevin Rubio, Chris Avellone | W: Cully Hammer, Roger Langridge, Dustin Weaver, Brandon Badeaux | |||
 | Republic | Issue: 79 | First Appearance: Dass Jennir (Jedi Master) | Legends | Date Published: 10/2005 | Dark Horse | W: Welles Hartley | A: Doug Wheatley Cover: Brad Anderson | |||
 | The Knights of the Old Republic | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Marn Heirogryph, Zayne Carrick, Lucien Draay, Q'Anilia, Xamar, | Cameo: Feln, Raana Tey | FIRST COVER APP: Zayne Carrick | Legends | Date Published: 1/2006 | Dark Horse | W: John Jackson Miller | A: Travis Charest | |
 | The Knights of the Old Republic | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Jedi Master Vandar Tokare | Legends | Date Published: 2/2006 | Dark Horse | W: John Jackson Miller | A: Brian Ching | |||
 | The Knights of the Old Republic | Issue: 0 | First Appearance: Squint (Darth Malak) | FIRST COVER APP: Jarael | Legends | Date Published: 3/2006 | Dark Horse | W: John Jackson Miller | A: Brian Ching | ||
 | The Knights of the Old Republic | Issue: 3 | First Appearance: Jarael, Camper, T1-LB (Elbee) | Legends | Date Published: 3/2006 | Dark Horse | W: John Jackson Miller | A: Brian Ching | |||
 | Evasive Action: Prey | Issue: NA | First Appearance: Boushh (male Ubese bounty hunter ) (April 6, 2006), Shal'mak (female Kian'thar crime lord) | Hyperspace Web Comic. As of this entry (5/11/2021), has not been collected in physical print media. | Legends | Date Published: 3/6/2006 - 11/7/2006 | Starwars.com | W: Paul Ens | A: Tom Hodges | ||
 | The Knights of the Old Republic | Issue: 6 | Cameo: Rohlan Dyre (Mandalorian), Haazen | Legends | Date Published: 6/2006 | Dark Horse | W: John Jackson Miller | A: Brian Ching | |||
 | Legacy | Issue: 0 | First Cover Appearance: Darth Talon Preview Images and Descriptions of: Cade Skywalker, Kol Skywalker, Deliah Blue, Jariah Syn, Shado Vao, Astraal Vao, Rasi Tuum, Wolf Sazen, Darth Talon, Darth Nihl, Darth Krayt, Darth Wyyrlok, Darth Maladi, Darth Stryfe, Roan Fel, Marasiah Fel, Morlish Veed, Nyna Calixte, Konrad Rus The Mynock (Cade's ship), Chak, Rav, Kee, Finn, Naxy Screeger, Attatag Gosem, Queen Jool, Ganner Krieg, Sigel Dare, Antares Draco, Tev "Crasher" Rimon, Jae "Storm" Akura, Captain Gunn "Gunner" Yage, Brodie "Cannon" Coburn, | Legends | Date Published: 6/2006 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander | A: Jan Duursema, Sean Cooke, Dan Parsons | |||
 | Legacy | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Darth Krayt (A'Sharad Hett), Darth Nihl, Darth Maladi, Darth Wyyrlock, Kol Skywalker, Cade Skywalker, Shado Vao, Wolf Sazen (Cade's Jedi Master), Moff Morlish Veed, Moff Nyna Calixte | First Cover Appearance: Darth Krayt (as Darth Krayt), Darth Nihl Second Cover Appearance: Darth Talon | Legends | Date Published: 6/2006 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander, Jan Duursema, | A: Jan Duursema, Cover: Adam Hughes | ||
| | The Knights of the Old Republic | Issue: 7 | First Appearance: Rohlan Dyre (Mandalorian), | Legends | Date Published: 7/2006 | Dark Horse | W: John Jackson Miller | A: Dustin Weaver | |||
 | Legacy | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Deliah Blue (female Zeltron), Brogar (male Advozse ), Marasiah Fel (force-sensitive female human), Darth Ruyn (male Twi'lek Sith Lord ), Naxy Screeger (Sakiyan gambler), Jariah Syn (male Human bounty hunter), Darth Talon (female Twi-lek sith), Hosk Trey'lis, (male Bothan Jedi Knight), Ahn Rasi Tuum (male Cathar male Jedi Master), Astraal Vao (female force sensitive Twi'lek), Elke Vetter (human female Imperial Knight in Fel Empire), | First Cover Appearance: Deliah Blue, Cade Skywalker, Jariah Syn | Legends | Date Published: 7/12/2006 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander, Jan Duursema, | A: Jan Duursema, Dan Parsons Cover: Adam Hughes | ||
 | The Knights of the Old Republic | Issue: 8 | First Appearance: Demagol, Cassus Fett, Carth Onasi. | Legends | Date Published: 8/2006 | Dark Horse | W: John Jackson Miller | A: Dustin Weaver | |||
 | The Knights of the Old Republic | Issue: 9 | First Appearance: Haazen (Darth Hayze), Revan (prior to becoming Darth Revan), Krynda Draay | Legends | Date Published: 9/2006 | Dark Horse | W: John Jackson Miller | A: Brian Ching | |||
 | Legacy | Issue: 3 | First Appearance: Antares Draco (male human imperial knight, Roan Fel (third Emperor of the Fel Dynasty), Oron Jaeger (human male general of the Fel Empire), Kiefer (male lieutenant of Imperial Army), Rav (male Feeorin pirate), The Mynock (Cade's ship) | Cameo: Sigel Dare (female human imperial knight)(unnamed), Ganner Krieg (male human imperial knight)(unnamed), | First Cover Appearance: Roan Fel, Marasiah Fel, Astraal Vao | Legends | Date Published: 9/13/2006 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander, Jan Duursema, | A: Jan Duursema, Dan Parsons Cover: Adam Hughes | |
 | Legacy | Issue: 4 | First Appearance: Gil Cassel (male human officer in Imperial Army), Jared Cassel (male human officer in 908th Stormtrooper Division which remained loyal Fel Empire), Jes Gistang (female human Stormtrooper), Ran "Hardcase" Harkas (human male Sergeant in Joker Squad Stormtrooper squad), Hondo Karr (Human male Mandalorian), K2-3Z3 (3Z3 medical droid), Darth Maleval (male Quarren Sith Lord), Vax Potorr (Human male stormtrooper), Anson Trask (Human male stormtrooper), | Cameo: Darth Maleval (male Quarren Sith Lord) | First Cover Appearance: | Legends | Date Published: 10/11/2006 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander, | A: Travel Foreman Cover: Jan Duursema, Brad Anderson | |
 | The Knights of the Old Republic | Issue: 25 | First Appearance: Karness Muur, Celeste Morne | Legends | Date Published: 1/2008 | Dark Horse | W: John Jackson Miller | A: Scott Hepburn | |||
 | The Knights of the Old Republic | Issue: 31 | Squint first uses name "Malak" | Legends | Date Published: 7/2008 | Dark Horse | W: John Jackson Miller | A: Alan Robinson | |||
 | The Knights of the Old Republic | Issue: 33 | FIRST COVER APP: Haazen (Darth Hayze) | Legends | Date Published: 9/2008 | Dark Horse | W: John Jackson Miller | A; Bong Dazo | |||
 | Star Wars: The Clone Wars | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Ahsoka Tano, Captain Rex, Waxer (clone), Xerius Ugg (Besilisk commander of separatist army), Governor Roshti (unnamed) | Legends | Date Published: 9/10/2008 | Dark Horse | W: Henry Gilroy | A: Scott Hepburn | |||
 | Star Wars: The Clone Wars webcomics | Issue: Prelude | First Appearance: Jek (clone), King Katuunko (male Toydarian), Rys (clone) Skytop Station (Separatists listening outpost). | Legends | Date Published: 10/2/2008 | starwars.com | W: Pablo Hidalgo | A: Thomas Hodges | |||
 | Star Wars: The Clone Wars | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Shi'Kar Straits (formerly the homeworld of the Shi'Kar people, obliterated into an asteroid field by a collision with an asteroid), Captain Onyx (zygerrian slave trader). | Legends | Date Published: 10/15/2008 | Dark Horse | W: Henry Gilroy | A: Ramón K. Pérez, Dan Parsons | |||
 | Star Wars: The Clone Wars | Issue: 3 | First Appearance: Zygerria (planet), Atai Molec (male Zygerrian advisor to Queen Miraj Scintel), Miraj Scintel (female Zygerrian Queen), Captain Slego (Zygerrian male, leader of the guard). | Governor Roshti first identified by name. The first mention of Bosso Weex during thwarted attack by his men on Queen Miraj. Only mention so far in comics as of 4/6/2021. | Legends | Date Published: 12/10/2008 | Dark Horse | W: Henry Gilroy | A: Lucas Marangon, Dan Parsons | ||
 | The Knights of the Old Republic | Issue: 42 | Origin: Revan, obtains signature mandalorian mask. Malak permanently assumes name. | Legends | Date Published: 6/2009 | Dark Horse | W: John Jackson Miller | A: Ron Chan | |||
 | Star Wars: Tales From The Clone Wars Web Comic | Issue: Season 1 | First Appearance: Cad Bane, Jek (Clone), King Katuunko, Rys (Clone), Kite (Clone), Ares Nune (Jedi), Broadside (Clone), Matchstick (Clone), Faro Argyus (Senate Commando), Silood (Rodian senatorial aide), Yutsen (Rodian reporter for TriNebulon News), Bouncer (Clone), Stripe (Clone), Gha Nachkt (Trandoshan scavenger), Dannl Faytonni, Achk Med-Beq, Pilf Mukmuk(male Kowakian monkey-lizard and pet of Hondo Ohnaka), Tee Watt Kaa (Lurmen), Wag Too (Lurmen), Tub (Lurmen), Mag (Clone), Shiv (Clone), Chopper (clone), Gus (Clone), Jester (clone), Whorm Loathsom (a Kerkoiden male), Sketch (clone), Slick (clone), Peppi Bow (Gungan), Chrin (Nabooian security officer), Queen Neeyutnee (Monarch of Naboo), Artruk (Twi’lek), Cham Syndulla (Twi’lek father of Hera Syndulla), TA-175 (Wat Tambor’s personal T-series tactical droid), Voyla (Twi’lek), Numa (Twi’lek), Numa’s Father (Twi’lek), Numa’s Mother (Twi’lek), Tronda (Twi’lek), Lubo (Twi’lek), Gobi Glie (Twi’lek), Blurrg (beast of burden from the Mandalorian), Shahan Alama (Weequay bounty hunter), Davtokk (human bounty hunter (dead)), Robonino (Patrolian bounty hunter), Todo 360 (techno-service droid), Ziro Desilijic Tiure (the Hutt), HELIOS-3D (IG-86 sentinel droid bounty hunter), Jaybo Hood (human male child), Torrent Four (clone pilot). | Legends | Date Published: 8/2010 | Dark Horse | W: Pablo Hidalgo, Henry Gilroy | A: Thomas Hodges, Grant Gould, Katie Cook, Jeff Carlisle | |||
 | The Clone Wars FCBD 2011 | Issue: 0 | First Appearance: Savage Oppress, Nuru Kungurama (Chiss-Thrawn's species)(Jedi Padawan) | Flip cover with Avatar: The Last Airbender on the opposite side. | Legends | Date Published: 5/7/2011 | Dark Horse | W: Ryder Windham | A: Ben Dewey | ||
 | Dawn of the Jedi | Issue: 0 | Preview Images and text (not sequential art) of: Tho Yor, Tython (planet), The Rift (place on Tython), The Old City (place on Tython), The Silent Desert (place on Tython), The Je'daii (precursor order to both the Sith and Jedi), Quan Jang (Je'Daii Master), Kora Ryo (Je'Daii Master), Hawk Ryo (Je'Daii Ranger), Rori Finn (Je'Daii Ranger), Miarta Sek (Je'Daii Master), Tem Madog (Je'Daii Master), Thok Rath (Je'Daii Master), Ketu (Je'Daii Master), Ashla (Tyhton's bright moon), Bogan (Tythons dark moon), Cloud Chaser (ship), Pteron Glider (ship), Peacemaker-Class Cruiser (Je'Daii ship), Hunter-Class fighter (Je'Daii ship), Craedos CRSF27 Freighter (ship), Deathstalker-Class (ship), Sunspot (planet), Malterra (planet), Nox (planet), Krev Coeur (planet), Kalimahr (planet), Shikaakwa (planet), Ska Gora (planet), Obri (planet), Mawr (planet), Furies Gate (planet), Baron Volnos "Ox" Ryo, The Rakata (amphibian species), Star Forge, Forcesaber (precursor to lightsaber), Trill (force hound), Predor Skal'Nas, Predor Tul'Kar, Tasha Ryo (Je'Daii Journeyer), Sek'Nos Rath (Je'Daii Journeyer), Shae Koda (Je'Daii Journeyer), Xesh (force hound), | Legends | Date Published: 2/1/2012 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander | A: Jan Duursema | |||
 | Dawn of the Jedi: Force Storm | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Ando Prime (planet) (in flashback), Dai Bendu (or Bendu)(also known as the Bendu) (ancient, legendary organization that studied the Force), Tho Yor (pyramidal ships that carried the Force-sensitive ancestors of the Je'daii Order to Tython), Manaan (planet), Tython (planet in the Deep Core), Resi (Je'Daii youngling), Harun (Je'Daii youngling), Ketu (Je'Daii Master), Xesh (force hound), Predor Tul'Kar (Rakatan), Predor Skal'Nas (Rakatan), Trill (Force hound), Rakata (Amphibian species who ruled the galaxy as "The Infinite Empire"). | CAMEO: Queen Hadiya (one panel, no dialogue). | First Cover Appearance: Xesh (force hound), Tho Yor (pyramid type structures). | Legends | Date Published: 2/1/2012 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander | A: Jan Duursema | |
 | Dawn of the Jedi: Force Storm | Issue: 1 (Flores Variant) | First Appearance: Ando Prime (planet) (in flashback), Dai Bendu (or Bendu)(also known as the Bendu) (ancient, legendary organization that studied the Force), Tho Yor (pyramidal ships that carried the Force-sensitive ancestors of the Je'daii Order to Tython), Manaan (planet), Tython (planet in the Deep Core), Resi (Je'Daii youngling), Harun (Je'Daii youngling), Ketu (Je'Daii Master), Xesh (force hound), Predor Tul'Kar (Rakatan), Predor Skal'Nas (Rakatan), Trill (Force hound), Rakata (Amphibian species who ruled the galaxy as "The Infinite Empire"), | First Cover Appearance: Xesh (force hound), Tasha Ryo (Je'Daii Journeyer), Sek'Nos Rath (Je'Daii Journeyer), Shae Koda (Je'Daii Journeyer), Hawk Ryo (Je'Daii Ranger), Tem Madog (Je'Daii Master). | Legends | Date Published: 2/1/2012 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander | A: Jan Duursema Cover: Gonzalo Flores | ||
 | Dawn of the Jedi: Force Storm | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Furies Gate (planet), Fury Station (space station orbiting Furies Gate), Captain Gost, Hawk Ryo (Je'Daii Ranger), Pteron Fighter (ship), Shae Koda (Je'Daii Journeyer), Quan Jang (Je'Daii Master), Butch (Rancor Dragon), Snikaakwa (planet), Tasha Ryo (Je'Daii Journeyer), Sek'Nos Rath (Je'Daii Journeyer), Thok Rath (Je'Daii Master), | CAMEO: Daegen Lok (Je'Daii prisoner of Bogan) | First Cover Appearance: Butch (Rancor Dragon) First unmasked Xesh (force hound). | Legends | Date Published: 3/1/2012 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander, Jan Duursema | A: Jan Duursema | |
 | Dawn of the Jedi: Force Storm | Issue: 3 | Rori Fenn (Je'Daii Ranger), Kora Ryo (Je'Daii Master). | Legends | Date Published: 4/18/2012 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander, Jan Duursema | A: Jan Duursema | |||
 | Dawn of the Jedi: Force Storm | Issue: 4 | First Appearance: Jake Fenn (human male Je'Daii master, appears in hologram), Isk (force hound, in flashback), Lha-Mi (Talid Je'Daii Master, appears in hologram), Ruhr (Wookiee Je'Daii Master, appears in hologram), | Legends | Date Published: 5/16/2012 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander | A: Jan Duursema, Dan Parsons | |||
 | Blood Ties: Boba Fett is Dead | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Purton (male human Governor of Concord Dawn), Sibar (male Zabrak), Teychenne (female Zeltron, spymaster for Purton), Sathiemon (arid desert planet), | Cameo: Bendak (male human, appears as corpse) | First Mentioned: Mac Ewevs (male Human storm commando captain who served in the Stormtrooper Corps) | Legends | Date Published: 4/25/2012 | Dark Horse | W: Tom Taylor | A: Chris Scalf | |
 | Blood Ties: Boba Fett is Dead | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Bendak (male human, appears in flashback), Blackfel (planet), Ailyn Vel (female human, Boba Fett's daughter) | Legends | Date Published: 5/30/2012 | Dark Horse | W: Tom Taylor | A: Chris Scalf | |||
 | Blood Ties: Boba Fett is Dead | Issue: 3 | First Appearance: Mac Ewevs (male Human storm commando captain who served in the Stormtrooper Corps) | Cameo: Lenovar (in hologram, Governor Purton's son) | Legends | Date Published: 6/27/2012 | Dark Horse | W: Tom Taylor | A: Chris Scalf | ||
 | Blood Ties: Boba Fett is Dead | Issue: 4 | First Appearance: Kaplan (male human Journeyman Protector of Concord Dawn). | Cameo: Lenovar (in hologram, Governor Purton's son) | Legends | Date Published: 7/25/2012 | Dark Horse | W: Tom Taylor | A: Chris Scalf | ||
 | Star Wars The Clone Wars The Sith Hunters | Issue: NA | First Appearance: Mother Talzin (Night Sister)( Darth Maul's Mother) | Depicts Darth Maul's escape from death at the end of Episode I: The Phantom Menace | Legends | Date Published: 8/28/2012 | Dark Horse | W: Henry Gilroy and Steven Melching | A: Vicenç Villagrasa | ||
 | Dawn of the Jedi: Prisoner of Bogan | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Rajivari (Je'daii Master, founding member of the Jedi Order) | Legends | Date Published: 11/28/2012 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander | A: Jan Duursema, Dan Parsons Cover: David Michael Beck | |||
 | Dawn of the Jedi: Prisoner of Bogan | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Ters Sendon (Male Zabrak Je'Daii Master), A'Nang (last of the Kwa, in hologram), Yirt (Rakatan slave from Xesh and Trill's past), Bel Zana (femail Je'Daii Ranger), Terenta (creatures created by the Je'Daii inhabiting the prison moon of Bogan), Krev Coeur (a planet with a crystalline surface and underground jungles and lakes), | Legends | Date Published: 12/19/2012 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander | A: Jan Duursema, Dan Parsons Cover: David Michael Beck | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Colonel Kell Bircher | Legends | Date Published: 1/2013 | Dark Horse | W: Brian Wood | A: Carlos D'Anda Cover: Alex Ross | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Ensign Llona, Gram Cortess, Rus Kal Kin, Falback Kord, Tess Alder, Ardana Cinn, Prithi | Legends | Date Published: 2/2013 | Dark Horse | W: Brian Wood | A: Carlos D'Anda Cover: Alex Ross | |||
 | Dawn of the Jedi: Prisoner of Bogan | Issue: 3 | First Appearance: Forge Master Gratz (master of the Gratz Foundry on the planet Nox), Nox (manufacturing Planet), Kalimahr (cosmopolitan planet) | Legends | Date Published: 2/27/2013 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander | A: Jan Duursema, Dan Parsons Cover: David Michael Beck | |||
 | Dawn of the Jedi: Prisoner of Bogan | Issue: 4 | First Appearance: General Bakko (male Twi'Lek and former member of Queen Hadiya's inner circle), General Ka'un Damm, ("the Butcher", an Iktotchi male and former member of Queen Hadiya's inner circle), General Shri-Lan ("Left Fist", female Devaronian and former member of Queen Hadiya's inner circle), Gav Vannar ("Right Fist", male human and former member of Queen Hadiya's inner circle), | Legends | Date Published: 3/27/2013 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander | A: Jan Duursema, Dan Parsons Cover: David Michael Beck | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 4 | First Appearance: Birra Seah (systems designer from Kuat Systems, appointed Moff by Darth Vader) | Legends | Date Published: 4/2013 | Dark Horse | W: Brian Wood | A: Carlos D'Anda Cover: Alex Ross | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 5 | First Appearance: Perla (Imperial Center Sanitation Department worker turned rebel) | Legends | Date Published: 5/2013 | Dark Horse | W: Brian Wood | A: Carlos D'Anda Cover: Rodolfo Migliari | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 9 | First Appearance: Tag Rogaren (Imperial Chief Weapons Systems Engineer) | Legends | Date Published: 9/2013 | Dark Horse | W: Brian Wood | A: Ryan Kelly, Dan Parsons Cover: David Michael Beck | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 10 | Rogue Squadron named by Wedge Antilles | Legends | Date Published: 10/2013 | Dark Horse | W: Brian Wood | A: Carlos D'Anda Cover: Hugh Fleming | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 12 | CAMEO: Arrochar (planet) | Rogue Squadron officially named and organized by Rebel Command under Wedge Antilles. Voice of Prince Kaspar of Arrochar. | Legends | Date Published: 11/2013 | Dark Horse | W: Brian Wood | A: Carlos D'Anda Cover: Hugh Fleming | ||
 | Dawn of the Jedi Force War | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Flesh Raiders (Rakatan sub-species), Rakatan Annihilators (ships), Sub-Predor Ceh'let (dies in same issue) | Legends | Date Published: 11/20/2013 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander | A: Jan Duursema Cover: David Michael Beck | |||
 | Dawn of the Jedi Force War | Issue: 2 | Xesh's true name revealed as "Tau" | Legends | Date Published: 12/18/2013 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander | A: Jan Duursema Cover: David Michael Beck | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 13 | First Appearance: Ensign Nanda, Kuat Shipyards (Orbital Array, Kuat Drive Yards) | CAMEO: Gal Kalling (Executive Chief of Security Kuat Orbital) | Legends | Date Published: 1/2014 | Dark Horse | W: Brian Wood | A: Facundo Percio, Dan Parsons Cover: Hugh Fleming | ||
 | Dawn of the Jedi Force War | Issue: 3 | First Appearance: Ravager (flagship of Predor Skal'nas) | Legends | Date Published: 2/19/2014 | Dark Horse | W: John Ostrander | A: Jan Duursema Cover: David Michael Beck | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 15 | First Appearance: King Tolar (of Arrochar), Queen Tiina (of Arrochar), Prince Kaspar (of Arrochar), Arrochar (planet). | Legends | Date Published: 3/2014 | Dark Horse | W: Brian Wood | A: Stéphane Créty, Julien Hugonnard-Bert. Cover: Hugh Fleming | |||
 | Darth Maul: Son of Dathomir | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Gar Saxon, commander of the Mandalorian Super Commandos, Rook Kast, a Mandalorian leader of the Shadow Collective. | First canon appearance: General Grievous (Separatist General, Kaleesh from the planet Kalee, "Qymaen jai Sheelal") | Canon | Date Published: 5/21/2014 | Dark Horse | W: Jeremy Barlow | A: Chris Scalf | ||
 | Darth Maul: Son of Dathomir | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Fife (Pyke Majordomo), Brother Viscus (Night Brother serving Mother Talzin), Ziton Moj (Falleen member of Black Sun)(Same species as Prince Xizor) | First Mother Talzin in canon (Sith Hunters is a Legends non-canon book) | Canon | Date Published: 6/18/2014 | Dark Horse | W: Jeremy Barlow | A: Chris Scalf | ||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 19 | First Appearance: Seren Song (Rebel Spy and daughter of Dantooine senatorial delegates)(a.k.a "Agent Double Black), R4-00 (droid)(destroyed in same issue). | Lotho minor appearance (first appears in The Clone Wars: The Sith Hunters | Legends | Date Published: 7/2014 | Dark Horse | W: Brian Wood | A: Carlos D'Anda Cover: Hugh Fleming | ||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 20 | First Appearance: Oaka Prime (a wildlife preserve planet in the Inner Rim. It was once part of the Infinite Empire ruled by the Rakata.) | Legends | Date Published: 8/2014 | Dark Horse | W: Brian Wood | A: Carlos D'Anda Cover: Hugh Fleming | |||
 | Star Wars (2015) | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Aggadeen (imperial officer), Cymoon-1 (Imperial factory moon), Monsua Nebula | First Canon Appearance of Wuher (human male bartender at Chalmun's Spaceport Cantina in Mos Eisley) | Canon | Date Published: 1/14/2015 | Marvel | W: Jason Aaron | A: John Cassaday | ||
 | Rebels Magazine (Foreign) | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Sabine Wren (female Mandalorian), Ezra Bridger, Garazeb Orrelios ("Zeb")(male Lasat), Hera Syndulla (female Twi'Lek) Chopper (C1-10P), Kanan Jarrus (male former Jedi Padawan, a.k.a. Caleb Dume), The Ghost, Splendour (Galus Vez' ship), Galus Vez (male besalisk) | UK and other foreign Egmont editions released January 28, 2015. German Edition from Panini released February 2015. U.S. Edition released October 20, 2015. | Canon | Date Published: 1/28/2015 | Egmont | W: Martin Fisher | A: Bob Molesworth | ||
 | Darth Vader Vol. 1 | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Black Krrsantan (Wookiee Bounty Hunter), Cylo | Cameo: Dengar (In Jabba's palace, back turned, in the shadows, unnamed)(first Canon cameo). 4-LOM (In Jabba's palace background)(first Canon cameo). IG-88 (In Jabba's palace background)(first Canon cameo). J'Quille (a Whiphid male bounty hunter)(In Jabba's palace background)(first Canon cameo). Droopy McCool (a Kitonak male horn player for the Max Rebo band)(first Canon cameo). Max Rebo (an Ortolan male keyboard player for the Max Rebo band)(first Canon cameo). Saelt-Marae (male Yarkora) ("Yak Face")(first Canon cameo). Sy Snootles (female Pa'lowick singer for Max Rebo band and part-time bounty hunter.)(first Canon cameo). Tessek (Male Quarren accountant)(first Canon cameo). Salacious B. Crumb (first Canon cameo). Trech Molock (imperial general)(first Canon cameo). Hurst Romodi (imperial general)(first Canon cameo). Cassio Tagge (Chief of the Imperial Army) (First Canon cameo). Moradmin Bast (imperial general)(first Canon cameo). | First Canon Appearance of Boba Fett. | Canon | Date Published: 2/11/2015 | Marvel | W: Kieron Gillen | A: Salvador Larroca Cover: Adi Granov | |
 | Darth Vader Vol. 1 | Issue: 2 | First mention of Doctor Aphra. First Cover appearance of Cassio Tagge (Chief of the Imperial Army) First full canon appearance of Cassio Tagge. | Canon | Date Published: 2/25/2015 | Marvel | W: Kieron Gillen | A: Salvador Larroca Cover: Adi Granov | |||
 | Princess Leia | Issue: 1 | First Apperaance: Evaan Verlaine (female human fighter pilot for Rebel Alliance) | First Canon appearance of Admiral gial Ackbar. | Canon | Date Published: 3/4/2015 | Marvel | W: Mark Waid | A: Terry Dodson, Rachel Dodson | ||
 | Princess Leia | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Uwa Pareece (female human member of Melodic Order), Tace (female human member of Melodic Order), Tula (female human imperial officer), Mul Sanaka (male human owner of Club Deeja), Snes (female Besalisk bouncer of Club Deeja), Junn (male human criminal from Alderaan) | First Cover Appearance of Evaan Verlaine (female human fighter pilot for Rebel Alliance) | Canon | Date Published: 3/18/2015 | Marvel | W: Mark Waid | A: Terry Dodson, Rachel Dodson | ||
 | Darth Vader Vol. 1 | Issue: 3 | First Appearance: Doctor Chelli Lona Aphra (Dr. Aphra), Triple Zero (000, 0-0-0), BeeTee (BT-1), Utani Xane (a Kallidahin male curator of Quarantine World III, location of Triple-Zero personality matrix), Ark Angel (Aphra's ship). | 1:25 Salvador Larroca Variant First mention of sterile Geonosian Queen, Karina. | Canon | Date Published: 3/25/2015 | Marvel | W: Kieron Gillen | A: Salvador Larroca Cover: Adi Granov | ||
 | Kanan | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: The Ghost (Rebel Ship), Clone Captain Styles, Clone Captain Grey, Gamut Key, General Kleeve (separatist Devaronian). | Cameo: Hera Syndulla (first cameo in tradtitional comic book format), Sabine Wren (first cameo in tradtitional comic book format), Ezra Bridger (first cameo in tradtitional comic book format), Chopper (C1-10P)(first cameo in tradtitional comic book format), Garazeb (Zeb) Orrelios(first cameo in tradtitional comic book format) (all unnamed and appearing on one page), Janus Kasmir (unnamed). All previously appeared in Rebels Magazine #1 (UK Egmont) | First appearance of Kanan Jarrus (formerly Jedi Padawan Caleb Dume) in traditional comic book format. Previously appeared in Rebels Magazine #1 (UK Egmont) | Canon | Date Published: 4/1/2015 | Marvel | W: Greg Weisman | A: Pepe Larraz; David Curiel Cover; Mark Brooks | |
 | Darth Vader Vol. 1 | Issue: 4 | First Appearance: Karina (sterile Geonosian queen hooked up to artifical womb)(Back story is revealed in Rebels episode "Ghosts of Geonosis"). | Canon | Date Published: 4/8/2015 | Marvel | W: Kieron Gillen | A: Salvador Larroca Cover: Adi Granov | |||
 | Rebels Magazine (Foreign) | Issue: 4 | First Appearance: Agent Alexsandr Kallus (human male ISB officer). First appears in "Kallus' Hunt" comic. | "Kallus' Hunt" is included in Issue #4 of the UK (Egmont) and other foreign editions (Panini). Issue #4 from Egmont was released April 22, 2015. Issue #3 of the U.S. Titan Rebels Magazines reprints "Kallus' Hunt". The U.S. Edition (Titan) of issue #3 released February 16, 2016. | Canon | Date Published: 4/22/2015 | Egmont | W: Martin Fisher | A: Bob Molesworth | ||
 | Kanan | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Kasmiri (ship) | Canon | Date Published: 5/6/2015 | Marvel | W: Greg Weisman | A: Pepe Larraz; David Curiel Cover: Mark Brooks | |||
 | Darth Vader Vol. 1 | Issue: 5 | First Appearance: Morit Astarte (male force-sensitive human, cybernetically enhanced by Cylo to replace Vader as Palpatine's apprentice), Aiolin Astarte (female force-sensitive human, cybernetically enhanced by Cylo to replace Vader as Palpatine's apprentice), Karbin,(male Mon Calamari, cybernetically enhanced by Cylo to replace Vader as Palpatine's apprentice), Tulon Voidgazer (female human genius, cybernetically enhanced by Cylo to replace Vader as Palpatine's apprentice), Whale-ships (organic spacecraft housing Cylo's research base) | First Cover Appearance of Aiolin and Morit Astarte, Darth Vader 5 Larocca variant: | Canon | Date Published: 5/13/2015 | Marvel | W: Kieron Gillen | A: Salvador Larroca Cover: Adi Granov | ||
 | Star Wars (2015) | Issue: 5 | First Appearance: Volt Cobra (Sana Starros' ship)(unnamed, later named in issue 8 as "Cobra" and issue 10 as Volt Cobra) | Canon | Date Published: 5/20/2015 | Marvel | W: Jason Aaron | A: John Cassaday | |||
 | Star Wars (2015) | Issue: 4 | Cameo: Sana Starros (Solo)(in disguise, unnamed) | Canon | Date Published: 6/2015 | Marvel | W: Jason Aaron | A: John Cassaday | |||
 | Darth Vader Vol. 1 | Issue: 7 | First Appearance: Beebox (dwarven male bounty hunter), IG-90 (assassin droid working with Bossk), Sutha (male Hutt), Yonak's Father (Rodian leader of the Sun-tuul Pride crime organization), | Letter from the owner of Wookywiki.com and Drunkwooky.com printed in letters page. | Canon | Date Published: 7/1/2015 | Marvel | W: Kieron Gillen | A: Salvador Larroca Cover: Adi Granov | ||
 | Lando | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Castell (planet), Moff Ssaria, Papa Toren, Aleksin and Pavol, Sava Korin Pers, Commander Pasqual (Sienar Fleet Systems Orbital Shipyard CC-24), Imperialis (unnamed Emperor Palpatine's pleasure ship) | Canon | Date Published: 7/8/2015 | Marvel | W: Charles Soule | A: Alex Maleev | |||
 | Star Wars (2015) | Issue: 6 | First appearance: Sana Starros (Solo) | Canon | Date Published: 8/2015 | Marvel | W: Jason Aaron | A: John Cassaday | |||
 | Darth Vader Vol. 1 | Issue: 8 | First Appearance: Inspector Thanoth (male human inspector with Galactic Empire) | First mention: Plasma Devils (Rebel Starfighter Squadron) | Canon | Date Published: 8/5/2015 | Marvel | W: Kieron Gillen | A: Salvador Larroca | ||
 | Lando | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Commodore Idel (dies of suicide same issue), Captain Shan, Captain Conro, Amethia Prime (planet), Big String, Chanath Cha (masked), | Imperialis first identified by name. | Canon | Date Published: 8/12/2015 | Marvel | W: Charles Soule | A: Alex Maleev | ||
 | Lando | Issue: 3 | First Appearance: o-66 (Palpatine's pilot droid and caretaker of the Scimitar, Darth Maul's ship), | Lord Momin's helmet appears unidentified. | Canon | Date Published: 8/26/2015 | Marvel | W: Charles Soule | A: Alex Maleev | ||
 | Star Wars | Issue: 9 | First Appearance: Grakkus Jahibakti Tingi (Grakkus the Hutt) | CAMEO: Phil-Law Wo (Jedi in holocron, formerly stationed at the Jedi Temple on Vrogas Vas.) First mention of Vrogas Vas. | Gamemaster mentioned (later revealed as Sergeant Kreel, designated Agent 5241 of SCAR Squadron or Task Force 99.) There is unsubstantiated speculation that the Bad Batch in Disney+'s May 2021 series (Clone Force 99) become SCAR Squadron (Task Force 99). It is at least unlikely Hunter is the same person as Sergeant Kreel as Kreel's homeworld is Chagar IX (not Kamino like all clones) and he lacks Hunter's half-skull face tattoo. First cover appearance of Sana Starros. | Canon | Date Published: 9/2015 | Marvel | W: Jason Aaron | A: Stuart Immonen; Wade Von Grawbadger | |
 | Darth Vader Vol. 1 | Issue: 9 | First Appearance: The Ante (Givin information broker), Doowan (male Nautolan, dies same issue) | First Mention: The Dragon (arms dealer), Commodex Tahn (human mortician who prepared Padme's body for burial) | Canon | Date Published: 9/9/2015 | Marvel | W: Kieron Gillen | A: Salvador Larroca | ||
 | Journey to Star Wars: The Force Awakens - Shattered Empire | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Shara Bey and Kes Dameron, Poe Dameron's Parents. L'ulo L'ampar | Canon | Date Published: 9/9/2015 | Marvel | W: Greg Rucka | A: Marco Checchetto | |||
 | Lando | Issue: 4 | Lord Momin first mentioned. First cover appearance of Chanath Cha. Chanath Cha's face revealed. | Canon | Date Published: 9/16/2015 | Marvel | W: Charles Soule | A: Alex Maleev | |||
 | Kanan | Issue: 2 | First cover in traditional comic book format: Hera Syndulla Sabine Wren, Ezra Bridger, Chopper (C1-10P), Garazeb (Zeb) Orrelios. | First appearance in traditional comic book format: Hera Syndulla Sabine Wren, Ezra Bridger, Chopper (C1-10P), Garazeb (Zeb) Orrelios. All previously appeared in Rebels Magazine #1 (UK Egmont) | Canon | Date Published: 9/23/2015 | Marvel | W: Greg Weisman | A: Jacopo Camagni Cover: David Curiel Pepe Larraz | ||
 | Star Wars | 10 | First Appearance: Grakkus the Hutt's Gamemaster (later revealed as Sergeant Kreel, designated Agent 5241of SCAR Squadron or Task Force 99.) | First Canon Appearance of Dengar (Male Corellian Bounty Hunter). First cover appearance of Kongo the Disemboweler (male Roggwart with cybernetic upgrades) Interior Cameo of Kongo (unnamed, in the shadows, hand and eyes visible). | There is unsubstantiated speculation that the Bad Batch in Disney+'s May 2021 series (Clone Force 99) become SCAR Squadron (Task Force 99). It is at least unlikely Hunter is the same person as Sergeant Kreel as Kreel's homeworld is Chagar IX (not Kamino like all clones) and he lacks Hunter's half-skull face tattoo. | Canon | Date Published: 10/2015 | Marvel | W: Jason Aaron | A: Stuart Immonen; Wade Von Grawbadger | |
 | Darth Vader Vol. 1 | Issue: 10 | First Appearance: The Dragon (arms dealer), Commodex Tahn (human mortician who prepared Padme's body for burial) | First mention: Korin Aphra (Chelli Aphra's father), Lona Aphra (Chelli Aphra's mother) | Canon | Date Published: 10/7/2015 | Marvel | W: Kieron Gillen | A: Salvador Larroca | ||
 | Journey to Star Wars: The Force Awakens - Shattered Empire | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Sentinel (droid model designed to deliver posthumous messages from Emperor Palpatine, a.k.a. "Messenger"), Lerr Duvat (male human imperial captain of the Star Destroyer, Torment), Donta Gesset (male human governor of Naboo), Gulin (male human lieutenant on Star Destroyer, Torment), Korro (male human member of Naboo's Royal Security Forces), Able Nereno (Rodian male rebel), Sosha Soruna (human female monarch of Naboo during Galactic Empire), Wiley (female human rebel technician), Torment (Star Destroyer involved in Operation: Cinder) | First Mention: Operation: Cinder (a contingency plan in the even of Emperor Palpatine's death providing for orbital bombardment of loyal imperial planets to punish them for failuer. Planets included Burnin Konn, Candovant, Abednedo, Commenor, and Nacronis, as well as Vardos, a world known for its loyalty to the Empire, and the Emperor's homeworld of Naboo.) | Canon | Date Published: 10/7/2015 | Marvel | W: Greg Rucka | A: Marco Checchetto | ||
 | Star Wars | 11 | First Appearance: Kongo the Disemboweler (male Roggwart with cybernetic upgrades) | Gamemaster identified as Agent 5241 (later revealed as Sergeant Kreel of SCAR Squadron or Task Force 99.), There is unsubstantiated speculation that the Bad Batch in Disney+'s May 2021 series (Clone Force 99) become SCAR Squadron (Task Force 99). It is at least unlikely Hunter is the same person as Sergeant Kreel as Kreel's homeworld is Chagar IX (not Kamino like all clones) and he lacks Hunter's half-skull face tattoo. | Canon | Date Published: 11/4/2015 | Marvel | W: Jason Aaron | A: Stuart Immonen; Wade Von Grawbadger | ||
 | Darth Vader Vol. 1 | Issue: 12 | First Appearance: Plasma Devils (Rebel Starfighter Squadron)(destroyed same issue) | Canon | Date Published: 11/11/2015 | Marvel | W: Kieron Gillen | A: Salvador Larroca | |||
 | Star Wars | 12 | Gamemaster revealed as Sergeant Kreel (a.k.a Agent 5241 of SCAR Squadron/Task Force 99). There is unsubstantiated speculation that the Bad Batch in Disney+'s May 2021 series (Clone Force 99) become SCAR Squadron (Task Force 99). It is at least unlikely Hunter is the same person as Sergeant Kreel as Kreel's homeworld is Chagar IX (not Kamino like all clones) and he lacks Hunter's half-skull face tattoo. Sana Starros first identified as Starros and not Sana Solo. | Canon | Date Published: 11//18/2015 | Marvel | W: Jason Aaron | A: Stuart Immonen; Wade Von Grawbadger | |||
 | Vader Down | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: R6 Astromech Droid, Yellow Squadron (rebel starfighter squadron), Vrogas Vas (planet with a Jedi Temple), Grey Squadron (Rebel Starfighter Squadron), | Canon | Date Published: 11/18/2015 | Marvel | W: Jason Aaron | A: Mike Deodato, Jr. Cover: Mark Brooks | |||
 | Darth Vader Vol. 1 | Issue: 13 | First Appearance: Cyan Squadron (Rebel Airspeeder Squadron, flying T-47 airspeeders) | Canon | Date Published: 11/25/2015 | Marvel | W: Kieron Gillen | A: Salvador Larroca Cover: Mark Brooks | |||
 | Star Wars | Issue: Annual 1 | First Appearance: Eneb Ray, a spy for the Rebellion and infiltrated the Imperial bureaucracy on Coruscant, working as a tax collector under the codename Tharius Demo. | Canon | Date Published: 12/9/2015 | Marvel | W: Kieron Gillen | A: Angel Unzueta; Paul Mounts. Cover: John Cassaday & Paul Mounts. | |||
 | Darth Vader Vol. 1 | Issue: Annual 1 | First Appearance: Bixene (female human daughter of Duke Rubix), Hollian (first daughter of king of Shu-Torun), Monthan (son of the king of Shu-Torun), Duke Rubix (male human ore-duke of Shu-Torun), Trios (youngest child of the king of Shu-Torun)(later Queen Trios of Shu-Torun) | Canon | Date Published: 12/16/2015 | Marvel | W: Kieron Gillen | A: Leinil Yu Cover: Leinil Yu | |||
 | Darth Vader Vol. 1 | Issue: 14 | First Appearance: Amber Wing (Rebel Y-Wing Squadron) | Canon | Date Published: 12/23/2015 | Marvel | W: Kieron Gillen | A: Salvador Larroca Cover: Mark Brooks | |||
 | Star Wars Adventures (Vol. 1) | Issue: 7 | First Appearance: Hondo Ohnaka (Weequay male pirate and outlaw). | First cover appearance of Hondo Ohnaka | Canon | Date Published: 2/2018 | IDW | W: Paul Crilley, Sholly Fisch | A: Derek Laufman, Philip Murphy, Sean Galloway | ||
 | Darth Vader Vol. 1 | Issue: 17 | First Appearance: Jooli (male Human Chancellor of Shu-Torun), Lava Leviathan (vessel owned by Ore-duke Baron Rubix) | Canon | Date Published: 3/2/2016 | Marvel | W: Kieron Gillen | A: Salvador Larroca Cover: Kaare Andrews | |||
 | Star Wars | 17 | First canon appearance of a Nerf (livestock). | Canon | Date Published: 3/23/2016 | Marvel | W: Jason Aaron | A: Leinil Francis Yu, Gerry Alanguilan | |||
 | Kanan | Issue: 12 | First Appearance: Rae Sloane (as Vice Admiral in Imperial Navy, later Grand Admiral). | First Cameo in traditional Comic Book Format: Grand Inquisitor (Pau'an male and former Jedi Temple Guard)(single panel, named and speaks). | Canon | Date Published: 5/2016 | Marvel | W: Greg Weisman | A: Mark Brooks | ||
 | Darth Vader Vol. 1 | Issue: 20 | First appearance in new canon: Kuat Shipyards (Orbital Array, Kuat Drive Yards) | Canon | Date Published: 5/11/2016 | Marvel | W: Kieron Gillen | A: Salvador Larroca Cover: Mark Brooks | |||
 | Star Wars | 19 | CAMEO: SCAR Squadron (Task Force 99)(unnamed), an elite Imperial stormtrooper squad led by Sergeant Kreel. SCAR stands for Special Commando Advanced Recon trooper. | There is unsubstantiated speculation that the Bad Batch in Disney+'s May 2021 series (Clone Force 99) become SCAR Squadron (Task Force 99). It is at least unlikely Hunter is the same person as Sergeant Kreel as Kreel's homeworld is Chagar IX (not Kamino like all clones) and he lacks Hunter's half-skull face tattoo. | Canon | Date Published: 5/25/2016 | Marvel | W: Jason Aaron | A: Leinil Francis Yu; Gerry Alanguilan; Sunny Gho; Java Tartaglia. | ||
 | Darth Vader Vol. 1 | Issue: 21 | First appearance: Thlu-Ry )male human professor who served the Empire) | Canon | Date Published: 6/8/2016 | Marvel | W: Kieron Gillen | A: Salvador Larroca | |||
 | Star Wars | 21 | First Appearance: SCAR Squadron (Task Force 99) | There is unsubstantiated speculation that the Bad Batch in Disney+'s May 2021 series (Clone Force 99) become SCAR Squadron (Task Force 99). It is at least unlikely Hunter is the same person as Sergeant Kreel as Kreel's homeworld is Chagar IX (not Kamino like all clones) and he lacks Hunter's half-skull face tattoo. | Canon | Date Published: 7/20/2016 | Marvel | W: Jason Aaron | A: Jorge Molina Cover: David Aja | ||
 | The Force Awakens Adaptation | Issue: 3 | First Appearance: Maz Kanata, Takodana (Planet), Takodana Castle (Maz Kanata's cantina for rogues and mercenaries, Snoke | Cameo: Grummgar (A Dowutin Male mercenary and big game hunter), Bazine Netal (human female mercenary), Rosser Weno (mercenary), Varmik (Hassk thug), Strono Tuggs ("Cookie")(Maz' chef), Sudswater Dillifay Glon (musician), Infrablue Zedbeddy Coggins (musician), Ubert Quaril (musician), Jashco Phurus (male human pirate), Allium (alien professor), Praster Ommlen (male Ottegan former gunrunner, joined religious sect), GA-97 (Resistance droid), Oskus Stooratt (male human), Sidon Ithano (Crimson Corsair)(male Delphidian pirate), Quiggold(Gabdarin pirate, Crimson Corsair's first mate) ; HURID-37 (Maz Kanata's large red heavy loadlifter droid) | First Canon Cameo of a Lepi (Jaxxon's species) in Maz Kanata's castle, back turned, behind "Cookie". | Canon | Date Published: 8/24/2016 | Marvel | W: Chuck Wendig | A: Marc Laming Cover: Mike Deodato, Jr. | |
 | The Force Awakens Adaptation | Issue: 4 | Cameo: The Knights of Ren (five non-descript obscure silhouettes in one panel of Rey's vision). | Canon | Date Published: 9/14/2016 | Marvel | W: Chuck Wendig | A: Luke Ross Cover: Mike Del Mundo | |||
 | Star Wars (vol. 2 2015) Annual | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Pash "Bash" Davane, Quawei, Bruce (labor droid), Skorii-Lei (planet) | Canon | Date Published: 11/30/2016 | Marvel | W: Kelly Thompson | A: Emilio Laiso Cover: Mike Mayhew | |||
 | Doctor Aphra Vol. 1 | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Korin Aphra (human male, Chelli Aphra's father), Soo-Tath (male Cerean representing an organization Aphra owed money to), Susina (female human friend of Chelli Aphra's during her studies at University of Bar'leth), Ulbik Tan (male human), Toob-Nix (male human Sava at University of Bar'leth), Abersyn symbiotes (species that fed on brain stems of sentient species), Ark Angel II (Chelli Aphra's second ship) | Canon | Date Published: 12/7/2016 | Marvel | W: Kieron Gillen | A: Kev Walker, Salvador Larroca Cover: Kamome Shirahama | |||
 | Doctor Aphra Vol. 1 | Issue: 3 | First Appearance: Magna Tolvan (female human imperial officer and love interest of Doctor Aphra) | Canon | Date Published: 1/18/2017 | Marvel | W: Kieron Gillen | A: Kev Walker Cover; Kamome Shirahama | |||
![](https://wookywiki.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/RCO001_1583402027.jpg") | Darth Maul | Issue: 2 | Cameo: Hondo Ohnaka (Background, unnamed, no dialogue) | First Canon appearance of Cad Bane. | Canon | 3/22/2017 | Marvel | W: Cullen Bunn | A: Chris Eliopoulos, Luke Ross | ||
 | Darth Maul | Issue: 3 | Cameo: Hondo Ohnaka (Background, unnamed, no dialogue) | First cover appearance of Cad Bane. | Canon | 4/26/2017 | Marvel | W: Cullen Bunn | A: Chris Eliopoulos, Luke Ross | ||
 | Rogue One | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Jyn Erso, Saw Gerrera, Galen Erso, Casian Andor, K-2SO, Orson Krennic, Bodhi Rook, Chirrut Imwe, Baze Malbus | FIRST COVER APPS: Noto Cover A: Jyn Erso, Saw Gerrera, Casian Andor, Orson Krennic, Chirrut Imwe. | Canon | Date Published: 6/2017 | Marvel | W: Jody Houser | A: Emilio Laiso & Oscar Bazaldua | ||
 | Darth Maul | Issue: 4 | Cameo: Hondo Ohnaka (Background, unnamed, no dialogue) | Canon | 6/21/2017 | Marvel | W: Cullen Bunn | A: Chris Eliopoulos, Luke Ross | |||
 | Rogue One: Cassian & K-2SO | Issue: 1 | ORIGIN: K-2SO | Canon | Date Published: 10/2017 | Marvel | W: Duane Swierczynski | A: Fernando Blanco | |||
 | Darth Vader Vol. 2 | Issue: 6 | First Appearance: Grand Inquisitor (Pau'an male and former Jedi Temple Guard)(single panel, named and speaks). | First cameo in traditional comic book format: Fifth Brother (gray-skinned humanoid male Inquisitor)(preceded by Rebels Magazine #16 (4/2015); Seventh Sister (female Mirialan Inquisitor)(preceded by Rebels Magazine #16 (4/2015). Cameo: Eighth Brother (Force-sensitive Terrelian Jango Jumper male member of the Inquisitorius), Sixth Brother(a.k.a. Bil Valen, male member of the Inquisitorius), Ninth Sister (a.k.a. Masana Tide, female Dowutin Inquisitor), Inquisitorius (team). | Canon | Date Pubished: 10/4/2017 | Marvel | W: Charles Soule | A: Giuseppe Camuncoli Cover: Francesco Mattina | ||
 | Star Wars Adventures (Vol. 1) | Issue: 6 | First Appearance: Rose Tico | Canon | Date Published: 1/17/2018 | IDW | W: Delilah S. Dawson | A: Derek Charm | |||
 | Forces of Destiny Ahsoka & Padme | Issue: NA/One Shot | First canon comic appearance: Barriss Offee (Mirialan female, Jedi healer who Jedi Knight) | Canon | Date Published: 1/24/2018 | IDW | W: Beth Revis | A: Valentina Pinto | |||
 | Star Wars | 47 Rod Reis Galactic Icons Variant | First Cover: Qi'ra | Canon | Date Published: 5/2/2018 | Marvel | (W) Kieron Gillen | (A) Salvador Larroca; Cover: Rod Reis | Qira | ||
 | Darth Vader Vol. 2 | Issue: 16 Rod Reis Galactic Icons Variant | First Cover: Enfys Nest | Canon | Date Pubished: 5/9/2018 | Marvel | W: Charles Soule | A: Giuseppe Camuncoli Cover: Rod Reis | |||
![](https://wookywiki.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/star_wars_lando_double_or_nothing_1.jpg") | Lando: Double or Nothing | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: L3-37 (Lando's navigational droid who becomes linked with the Millenium Falcon) | Canon | Date Published: 7/2018 | Marvel | W: Rodney Barnes. | A: Paolo Villanelli. | |||
 | Beckett | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Rio Durant, Val, Tobias Beckett, Enfys Nest. | First Cover Appearance: Tobias Beckett, Val (silhouette on Cover A, full cover appearance on Dodson Cover), Rio Durrant (silhouette on Cover A, full cover appearance on Dodson Cover). | Canon | Date Published: 8/15/2018 | Marvel | W: Gerry Duggan | A: Edgar Salazar, Marc Laming, Will Sliney Cover A: John Tyler Christopher Cover B: Terry and Rachel Dodson | ||
 | Star Wars Adventures (Vol. 1) | Issue: 13 | First print cameo and first Canon cameo of Boushh (male Ubese bounty hunter). | Canon | Date Published: 8/29/2018 | W: Elsa Charretier, Pierrick Colinet, Nick Brokenshire | A: Elsa Charretier, Nick Brokenshire Cover: Elsa Charretier (A), Sarah Stern (B). | ||||
 | Star Wars Adventures (Vol. 1) | Issue: 14 | First Appearance: Bazine Netal (previous cameo in The Force Awakens Adaptation 3 (marvel)) | First appearance in standard comic book: Agent Alexsandr Kallus (human male ISB officer). First appears in comic form in Rebels Magazine #4 (Edgmont UK) March 2015. | Canon | Date Published: 9/26/2018 | IDW | W: John Barber, Michael Moreci | A: Mauricet Arianna Florean | ||
 | Star Wars Adventures (Vol. 1) | Issue: 14 (Murphy Cover B) | First Appearance: Bazine Netal (previous cameo in The Force Awakens Adaptation 3 (marvel)) | First cover appearance: Bazine Netal First appearance in standard comic book: Agent Alexsandr Kallus (human male ISB officer). First appears in comic form in Rebels Magazine #4 (Edgmont UK) March 2015. | Canon | Date Published: 9/26/2018 | IDW | W: John Barber, Michael Moreci | A: Mauricet Arianna Florean | ||
 | Solo: A Star Wars Story | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Lady Proxima, Moloch, Rebolt, Qi'ra | Cameo: Beilert Valance (cybernetic bounty hunter and former imperial naval cadet, then ground troop). Han is cut off from saying "Valance" by an explosion. First canon cameo of Valance. | First Cover Appearance: L3-37, Dryden Vos. | Canon | Date Published: 10/10/2018 | Marvel | W: Robbie Thompson | A: Will Sliney | Qira, |
 | Han Solo: Imperial Cadet | Issue: 1 | First canon appearance of Beilert Valance. Identified as Cadet 404-913. First original story featuring Qi'ra (not a movie adaptation). | Canon | Date Published: 11/7/2018 | Marvel | W: Robbie Thompson | A: Leonard Kirk Cover; David Nakayama | Qira | ||
 | Solo: A Star Wars Story | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Dryden Vos. | Cameo: Margo (Imroosian female Crimson Dawn Operative), Trinia (human female Crimson Dawn operative with head tattoos) | Canon | Date Published: 1/2019 | Marvel | W: Robbie Thompson | A: Will Sliney | ||
 | Han Solo: Imperial Cadet | Issue: 3 | Beilert Valance first identified as "Valance" in canon. | Canon | Date Published: 1/2/2019 | Marvel | W: Robbie Thompson | A: Leonard Kirk Cover; David Nakayama | |||
 | Solo: A Star Wars Story | Issue: 4 | Cameo: Sagwa (male Wookiee rescued from Kessel spice mine by Chewbacca) | Canon | Date Published: 1/30/2019 | Marvel | W: Robbie Thompson | A: Will Sliney | |||
 | Han Solo: Imperial Cadet | Issue: 4 | Beilert Valance first identified as "Beilert" in canon. The origin of Valance's cybernetic parts begins. | Canon | Date Published: 2/13/2019 | Marvel | W: Robbie Thompson | A: Leonard Kirk Cover; David Nakayama | |||
 | Han Solo: Imperial Cadet | Issue: 5 | The origin of Valance's cybernetic parts begins. | Canon | Date Published: 3/13/2019: | Marvel | W: Robbie Thompson | A: Leonard Kirk Cover; David Nakayama | |||
 | Tie Fighter | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Shadow Wing (elite tie fighter squadron), Yrica Quell (X-Wing Starfighter Pilot) | Canon | Date Published: 6/2019 | Marvel | W: Jody Houser | A: Giuseppe Camuncoli | |||
 | Target Vader | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Broken Wing (Beilert Valance's ship), Aeliar (female human officer of the Rebel Alliance)(unnamed), Arr-Nine-Nineteen (Bounty Hunter droid alleging to be a Jedi Hunter, was a Hutt clan spy), Chio Fain (Ardennian male slicer), Gwi (Tarsunt male leader of the Hidden Hand ), Holaq (Weequay male member of Hidden Hand), Honnah (Gammorean female tracker), Uro (Aqualish member of Hidden Hand), Gita ( Rebel Alliance agent undercover as Tusken Sniper, Urrr'k), Xonr (member of Bounty Hunter's Guild)(dead same issue), Fellio Asteroid Belt, Hidden Hand | Canon | Date Published: 7/3/2019 | Marvel | W: Robbie Thomas | A: Marc Laming, Cris Bolson Cover; Nic Klein | |||
 | Star Wars The Rise of Kylo Ren | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Ren (male force-sensitive humanoid leader of Knights of Ren), Voe (female human force-sensitive Jedi training under Luke Skywalker), Hennix (male Quarren force-sensitive Jedi training under Luke Skywalker), Tai (male human force-sensitive Jedi training under Luke Skywalker), Geegee (droid, stationed on ben Solo's ship) | Cameo: Vicrul (Male humanoid force-sensitive member of Knights of Ren), Ushar (Male humanoid force-sensitive member of Knights of Ren), Trudgen (Male humanoid force-sensitive member of Knights of Ren), Kuruk (Male humanoid force-sensitive member of Knights of Ren), Cardo (Male humanoid force-sensitive member of Knights of Ren), Ap'lek (Male humanoid force-sensitive member of Knights of Ren), Cardo (Male humanoid force-sensitive member of Knights of Ren). | Canon | Date Published: 12/18/2019 | Marvel | W: Charles Soule | A: Will Sliney | ||
 | Star Wars The Rise of Kylo Ren | Issue: 3 | Cameo: Avar Kriss first appears here in a brief hologram in two panels. She is unnamed in this issue. | Canon | Date Published: 2/12/2020 | Marvel | W: Charles Soule | A: Will Sliney | |||
 | Bounty Hunters | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Ooris Bynar (Thisspiasian male bounty hunter). Khamus (human male criminal, heir to the Mourner's Wail Crime Syndicate), Nakano Lash (Nautolan female bounty hunter), Nine-Four-El (Beilert Valance's droid), Syphacc (human male who operated Syphacc's Bountiful Bounties), T'onga (human female bounty hunter who was the twin sister of fellow hunter T'ongor), T'ongor (human male bounty hunter and twin brother of T'onga), Losha Tarkon (human female partner of T'onga), Moon of Logal Ri, Mourner's Wail Syndicate, Unbroken Clan. | Lord Khamdek (Male Human leader of Mourner's Wail Crime Syndicate) first mentioned. Voice from off-panel of Krynthia (human female heir to Unbroken Clan Crime Syndicate) | Canon | Date Published: 3/11/2020 | Marvel | W: Ethan Sacks | A: Paolo Villanelii Cover: Lee Bermejo | ||
 | Bounty Hunters | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Lord Khamdek (Male Human leader of Mourner's Wail Crime Syndicate), Galmerah (graveyard planet) | Cameo: Jhorstek (Abednedo male black market technician)(Corpse) | Canon | Date Published: 3/25/2020 | Marvel | W: Ethan Sacks | A: Paolo Villanelii Cover: Lee Bermejo | ||
 | Doctor Aphra Vol. 2 | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Ronen Tagge (Human male member of Tagge family), Just Lucky (Human male smuggler and assassin), Covik (human male artist who created the sculpture An Empire's Grace, made entirely of beskar.), Falber (human female artist), Estat (Twi'lek sava of the Shadow University), Eustacia Okka (MIrialan femal professor of Shadow University), Tubleek Ruz (Kubaz bounty hunter), TA-418 (BD-Unit Droid and assistant to Eustacia Okka), Tucker (Mon Calamari mercenary), Venters (Zabrak mercenary), Detta Yao (Grad student at Shadow University), Kolkur (Outer Rim Planet), Ruins of Kolkur, Dianth (Planet), Vaale (City of living stone on Dianth), Rings of Vaale (cursed rings from the Vaale). | First Cover Appearance: Just Lucky, Eustacia Okka, Detta Yao, TA-418, Ronen Tagge | Canon | Date Published: 5/4/2020 (Digital), 5/27/2020 (Print) | Marvel | W: Alyssa Wong | A: Marika Cresta Cover: Valentina Remenar | ||
 | Bounty Hunters | Issue: 3 | Vukorah (humanoid female general in the Unbroken Clan), Starskimmer (Nakano Lash's ship), | Canon | Date Published: 6/24/2020 | Marvel | W: Ethan Sacks | A: Paolo Villanelii Cover: Lee Bermejo | |||
 | Doctor Aphra Vol. 2 | Issue: 5 | First Appearance: Domina Tagge (Canon) | Canon | Date Published: 10/2020 | Marvel | W: Alyssa Wong | A: Marika Cresta | |||
 | Doctor Aphra Vol. 2 | Issue: 6 | The first appearance of a “Path Engine”, Nihil technology that permits the Nihil to travel uncharted hyperspace paths and make short, burst jumps, including inside gravity wells of planets. | Canon | Date Published: 11/25/2020 | Marvel | W: Alyssa Wong | A: Ray-Anthony Height, Robert Gill | |||
 | Bounty Hunters | Issue: 8 | First Mention: Fennec Shand (female human bounty hunter) | Canon | Date Published: 12/23/2020 | Marvel | W: Ethan Sacks | A: Paolo Villanelli | |||
 | Star Wars: The High Republic | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Keeve Trennis, Sskeer, Estala Maru, Veter, Supreme Chancellor Lina Soh, Matari and Voru. | Cameo: Elzar Mann, Burryaga Agaburry (Wookiee)(single unnamed panel during final assembly), Mikel Sutnami (Ithorian)(single unnamed panel during final assembly), Stellan Gios (Male human Jedi Master)(single unnamed panel during final assembly). | FIRST COVER APP: Keeve Trennis (Cover A Noto, Aninditio incentive, Sway incentive , Camuncoli store variant, Kuder store variant, Vilannelli store variant, Cover A Noto, 2nd printing,3rd printing.) Sskeer (Cover A Noto, Aninditio incentive, Vilannelli store variant, 2nd printing, 3rd printing.). Avar Kriss (Cover A Noto, Cover B Hans, 2nd printing) Terect and Ceret (Aninditio incentive) Lourna Dee, and an unconfirmed Kassav Milliko (Kenny Blanche Concept cover) | Canon | Date Published: 1/6/2021 | Marvel | W: Cavan Scott | A: Ario Anindito | |
 Cover Detail | Star Wars: The High Republic Second Printing | Issue: 1 | First Cover Appearances: Voru (Lina Soh's Companion animal), Jedi Elzar Mann (male), Jedi Stellan Gios (male). | Canon | Date Published: 1/27/2021 | Marvel | W: Cavan Scott | A: Ario Anindito | |||
 | Star Wars: The High Republic | Issue: 2 (Unknown Comics Pagulayan Exclusive) | First Appearance: Terec and Ceret, Vernestra Rwoh (identified as "Jedi Rwoh") | FIRST COVER APP: Estala Maru (Jedi) | Canon | Date Published: 2/3/2021 | Marvel | W: Cavan Scott | A: Ario Anindito | ||
 | Star Wars: The High Republic | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Terec and Ceret, Vernestra Rwoh (identified as "Jedi Rwoh") | Canon | Date Published: 2/3/2021 | Marvel | W: Cavan Scott | A: Ario Anindito | |||
 | Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Lula Talisola, Qort, Farzala, Bibs, Zeen Mrala, Torben “Buckets of Blood” Buck, Krix, Cham Cham. | Cameo: Marchion Ro, Eye of the Nihil. | FIRST COVER APP: (Cover A) Lula Talisola, Qort, and Farzala | Canon | Date Published: 2/3/2021 | IDW | W: Daniel Jose Older | A: Harvey Talibao | |
 | Star Wars: The High Republic | Issue: 3 (MIke Mayhew Store Exclusive) | First Appearance: Drengir | Cameo: Padawan Imri Cantaros (unnamed) | FIRST COVER APP: Marchion Ro, Eye of the Nihil (MIke Mayhew Store Exclusive. Tied with Wanted Comics Sliney Variant. | Canon | Date Published: 3/3/2021 | Marvel | W: Cavan Scott | A: Ario Anindito | |
 | Star Wars: The High Republic | Issue: 3 | First Appearance: Drengir | Cameo: Padawan Imri Cantaros(unnamed) | Canon | Date Published: 3/3/2021 | Marvel | W: Cavan Scott | A: Ario Anindito | ||
 | Star Wars: The High Republic | Issue: 3 (Sliney Wanted Comix Store Exclusive) | First Appearance: Drengir | Cameo: Padawan Imri Cantaros (unnamed) | FIRST COVER APP: Marchion Ro, Eye of the Nihil (Sliney Wanted Comix Store Exclusive). Tied with (MIke Mayhew Store Exclusive. | Canon | Date Published: 3/3/2021 | Marvel | W: Cavan Scott | A: Ario Anindito | |
 | Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures | Issue: 2 (Yael Nathan 1:10 Cover) | First Appearance: Marchion Ro, Eye of the Nihil | FIRST COVER APP: Torben “Buckets of Blood” Buck (Yael Nathan 1:10 Cover) | Canon | Date Published: 3/3/2021 | IDW | W: Daniel Jose Older | A: Harvey Talibao | ||
 | Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Marchion Ro, Eye of the Nihil | Canon | Date Published: 3/3/2021 | IDW | W: Daniel Jose Older | A: Harvey Talibao | |||
 | Star Wars: The High Republic | Issue: 4 | First Appearance: Padawan Imri Cantaros, Archivist Orbalin. | Cameo: Myarga the Benevolent (Hutt), Reath Silas (Jedi Padawan)(flashback), Master Orla Jareni (Jedi)(flashback), Amaxine Space Station (flashback), Great Progenitor (first Drengir, species of sentient plants)(flashback). | Canon | Date Published: 4/7/2021 | Marvel | W: Cavan Scott | A: Ario Anindito | ||
 | Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures | Issue: 3 | First Appearance: Gaze Electric (Marchion Ro's flagship), Jedi Master Kantam Sy, Bogaranth (Beasts used by Nihil in gladiator pits). | Cameo: Lily Tora-Asi (Jedi female) | Harvey Talibao cover is first cover appearance of Marchion Ro which is not a store exclusive cover. | Canon | Date Published: 4/7/2021 | IDW | W: Daniel Jose Older | A: Harvey Talibao | |
 | Bounty Hunters | Issue: 11 | First Appearance: Grummgar (A Dowutin Male mercenary and big game hunter) | Previously made a cameo in Maz Kanata's castle in The Force Awakens Adaptaion #3 (Marvel) | Canon | Date Published: 4/14/2021 | Marvel | W: Ethan Sacks | A: Paolo Villanelli Cover: Mattia De Iulis | ||
 | Darth Vader Vol. 3 | Issue: 11 | First Appearance: Sith Eternal Cult, Exegol Sith Guard | Luke’s severed hand can be seen in Palpatine’s laboratory. | Canon | Date Published: 4/28/2021 | Marvel | W: Greg Pak | A: Raffaelle Ienco Cover: Aaron Kuder | ||
 | Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures | Issue: 4 | First appearance: Junk Mavens of Quantxi ("Trash Keepers"), Quantxi (planet) | Yael Nathan 1:10 Incentive Variant: | Canon | Date Published: 5/5/2021 | IDW | W: Daniel Jose Older | A: Harvey Tolibao | ||
 | War of the Bounty Hunters Alpha | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Doc Ragon (male Beskalisk mercenary, freelancer, and tinkerer on Nar Shaada), Bigbot (male pit fighter of unidentified species), Johnny the Sting (male pit fighter of unidentified tentacled species), Wyrmen Lictor (female pit fighter of unidentified arachnoid species), Skullicon (male pit fighter) | Cameo: Unidentified shadowed figured. | First appearance of Boba Fett's Black Armor. Boba Fett uses alias "Jango" Story of how Boba Fett lost his Empire Strikes Back green jetpack. McNiven Cover A is homage to S. Platt's Marc Spector: Moon Knight # 55.  | Canon | Date Published: 5/5/2021 | Marvel | W: Charles Soule | A: Steve McNiven | |
 | War of the Bounty Hunters Alpha | Issue: 1 (1:50 McNiven Black Armor Variant) | First Appearance: Doc Ragon (male Beskalisk mercenary, freelancer, and tinkerer on Nar Shaada), Bigbot (male pit fighter of unidentified species), Johnny the Sting (male pit fighter of unidentified tentacled species), Wyrmen Lictor (female pit fighter of unidentified arachnoid species), Skullicon (male pit fighter) | Cameo: Unidentified shadowed figured. | First Cover Appearance of Boba Fett's Black Armor (tied with JTC Action Figure Variant, Camuncoli Variant, Director's Cut, and Director's Cut 1:25 Sketch Variant) First appearance of Boba Fett's Black Armor. Boba Fett uses alias "Jango" Story of how Boba Fett lost his Empire Strikes Back green jetpack. McNiven Cover A is homage to S. Platt's Marc Spector: Moon Knight # 55. | Canon | Date Published: 5/5/2021 | Marvel | W: Charles Soule | A: Steve McNiven | |
 | War of the Bounty Hunters Alpha | Issue: 1 (Camuncoli Variant) | First Appearance: Doc Ragon (male Beskalisk mercenary, freelancer, and tinkerer on Nar Shaada), Bigbot (male pit fighter of unidentified species), Johnny the Sting (male pit fighter of unidentified tentacled species), Wyrmen Lictor (female pit fighter of unidentified arachnoid species), Skullicon (male pit fighter) | Cameo: Unidentified shadowed figured. | First Cover Appearance of Boba Fett's Black Armor (tied with 1:50 McNiven Black Armor Variant, JTC Action Figure Variant, Director's Cut, and Director's Cut 1:25 Sketch Variant) First appearance of Boba Fett's Black Armor. Boba Fett uses alias "Jango" Story of how Boba Fett lost his Empire Strikes Back green jetpack. Bird City Comics, Jolzar Collectibles , Comics Elite , The 616 shared exclusive. | Canon | Date Published: 5/5/2021 | Marvel | W: Charles Soule | A: Steve McNiven | |
 | War of the Bounty Hunters Alpha | Issue: 1 Director's Cut | First Appearance: Doc Ragon (male Beskalisk mercenary, freelancer, and tinkerer on Nar Shaada), Bigbot (male pit fighter of unidentified species), Johnny the Sting (male pit fighter of unidentified tentacled species), Wyrmen Lictor (female pit fighter of unidentified arachnoid species), Skullicon (male pit fighter) | Cameo: Unidentified shadowed figured. | First Cover Appearance of Boba Fett's Black Armor (tied with 1:50 McNiven Black Armor Variant, JTC Action Figure Variant, Camuncoli Variant, and Director's Cut 1:25 Sketch Variant) First appearance of Boba Fett's Black Armor. Boba Fett uses alias "Jango" Story of how Boba Fett lost his Empire Strikes Back green jetpack. | Canon | Date Published: 5/5/2021 | Marvel | W: Charles Soule | A: Steve McNiven | |
 | War of the Bounty Hunters Alpha | Issue: 1 Director's Cut (1:25 Sketch Variant) | First Appearance: Doc Ragon (male Beskalisk mercenary, freelancer, and tinkerer on Nar Shaada), Bigbot (male pit fighter of unidentified species), Johnny the Sting (male pit fighter of unidentified tentacled species), Wyrmen Lictor (female pit fighter of unidentified arachnoid species), Skullicon (male pit fighter) | Cameo: Unidentified shadowed figured. | First Cover Appearance of Boba Fett's Black Armor (tied with 1:50 McNiven Black Armor Variant, JTC Action Figure Variant, Camuncoli Variant, and Director's Cut) First appearance of Boba Fett's Black Armor. Boba Fett uses alias "Jango" Story of how Boba Fett lost his Empire Strikes Back green jetpack. | Canon | Date Published: 5/5/2021 | Marvel | W: Charles Soule | A: Steve McNiven | |
 | War of the Bounty Hunters Alpha | Issue: 1 (JTC Action Figure Variant) | First Appearance: Doc Ragon (male Beskalisk mercenary, freelancer, and tinkerer on Nar Shaada), Bigbot (male pit fighter of unidentified species), Johnny the Sting (male pit fighter of unidentified tentacled species), Wyrmen Lictor (female pit fighter of unidentified arachnoid species), Skullicon (male pit fighter) | Cameo: Unidentified shadowed figured. | First Cover Appearance of Boba Fett's Black Armor (tied with 1:50 McNiven Black Armor Variant, Camuncoli Variant, Director's Cut and Director's Cut 1:25 Sketch Variant) First appearance of Boba Fett's Black Armor. Boba Fett uses alias "Jango" Story of how Boba Fett lost his Empire Strikes Back green jetpack. | Canon | Date Published: 5/5/2021 | Marvel | W: Charles Soule | A: Steve McNiven | |
 | Star Wars: The High Republic | Issue: 5 | First Appearance: Myarga the Benevolent (Hutt) | Canon | Date Published: 5/12/2021 | Marvel | W: Cavan Scott | A: Ario Anindito | |||
 | Star Wars (vol. 3 2020) | Issue: 13 | First Appearance: Sagwa (male Wookiee rescued from Kessel spice mines by Chewbacca) | Canon | Date Published: 5/12/2021 | Marvel | W: Charles Soule | A: Ramon Rosanas | |||
 | Bounty Hunters | Issue: 12 | First Appearance: Caviness Thorn (bounty hunter) | Canon | Date Published: 5/20/2021 | Marvel | W: Ethan Sacks | A: Paolo Villanelli Cover: Mattia De Iulis | |||
 | Darth Vader Vol. 3 | Issue: 12 | First Appearance: Bokku (male Hutt) | Canon | Date Published: 5/26/2021 | Marvel | W: Greg Pak | A: Guiu Vilanova Cover: Aaron Kuder | |||
 | Doctor Aphra Vol. 2 | Issue: 10 | Cameo: Ebban Drake (male human, Domina Tagge's distant cousin), Crae (humanoid lieutenant of Sixth Kin Crime Syndicate). | First cameo appearance of Durge (bounty hunter) in new Canon. | Canon | Date Published: 5/26/2021 | Marvel | W: Alyssa Wong | A: Ray-Anthony Height, Victor Olazaba Cover: Sway | ||
 | War of the Bounty Hunters | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Marlo (1,000-year-old Hutt alive since High Republic era), Vermillion (modified ZV-9 Freighter), Tekrit (male bounty hunter), Nalita (female bounty hunter), Meeka (Hutt) | First appearance in original (non adaptation) comics story: Margo (Imroosian female Crimson Dawn Operative), Trinia (human female Crimson Dawn operative with head tattoos) | Canon | Date Published: 06/02/2021 | Marvel | W: Charles Soule | A: Luke Ross Cover: Steve McNiven | ||
 | Bounty Hunters | Issue: 13 | Cameo: Deathstick (female bounty hunter/assassin), Oruba (male Hutt, appears as statute in "Oruba Square on Nar Shaddaa) | Notes: Deathstick is the daughter of the Nightsister witch, Shelish. She grew up in the Outer Rim territories and began as a street criminal. She gained notoriety through highly public assassinations of gang leaders. Deathstick had a run-in with the Empire which cost her the majority of her face which is why she wears the mask. She first appeared in the Kabam mobile game, Star Wars: Uprising. Shelish first appeared in a collection of short stories by George Mann called Myths & Fables. | Canon | Date Published: 6/9/2021 | Marvel | W: Ethan Sacks | A: Paolo Villanelli | ||
 | Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures | Issue: 5 | First appearance: Stygmarn system, Vrant Tarnum (planet), Kharvashark Ruins (location of piece of mysterious purple-glowing, relic which was mentioned in Light of the Jedi and High Republic Adventures 2) | First reveal of Marchion Ro's unhelmeted face. First mention of X-10, member of the Nihil. Yael Nathan 1:10 Incentive Variant:  | Canon | Date Published: 6/16/2021 | IDW | W: Daniel Jose Older | A: Harvey Tolibao, Pow Rodrix, Manuel Bracchi | ||
 | Darth Vader Vol. 3 | Issue: 13 | First Appearance: Gak-Sixtoo (Bokku's Nav Droid). | Cameo: Moore's Court ("Umbaran's Court", Moore plus four other unnamed characters, a Human, Trandoshan, Twi'lek, and helmeted character) | First time Sly Moore is identified by name in comic (identified as "Administrator Moore"). | Canon | Date Published: 6/23/2021 | Marvel | W: Greg Pak | A: Raffaele Ienco Cover: Aaron Kuder | |
 | Star Wars Adventures (Vol. 2) | Issue: 5 | First Appearance: Captain Talsma (male human), C1-1KR ("Checker" Astromech Droid), Tomarian (male human), Rawlson (male Togruta), Wellsley (female Togruta), Belk, Fleecs (female Weequay), Telsla (male Abednedos), Captain A'Shar Farless ("Fearless", male human imperial captain), DT-JZ ("Jez", DT-Series Imperial Sentry Droid). | Francavilla Sketch Variant: Ethan Beavers Variant:  | Canon | Date Published: 6/23/2021 | IDW | W: Katie Cook, Casey Gilly | A: Cara McGee, Butch Mapa Cover: Francesco Francavilla (A, Incentive Sketch), Ethan Beavers (B) | ||
 | Doctor Aphra Vol. 2 | Issue: 11 | First Appearance: Ebban Drake (male human, Domina Tagge's distant cousin), Opal Empress (Ebban Drake's Starship), The Fleeting (Starship), Cymote (parasitic alien species). | Cameo: Crae (humanoid lieutenant of Sixth Kin Crime Syndicate) Lord Gyuti (male Falleen Boss of Black Sun)(single panel, unnamed, no dialogue). | First full appearance of Durge (bounty hunter) in new Canon. Tied for first canon cover appearance of Durge (bounty hunter) with CBE Variant/a> | Canon | Date Published: 6/30/2021 | Marvel | W: Alyssa Wong | A: Minkyu Jung Cover: Sara Pichelli | |
 | Doctor Aphra Vol. 2 | Issue: 11(Comic Book Exclusives Variant | First Appearance: Ebban Drake (male human, Domina Tagge's distant cousin), Opal Empress (Ebban Drake's Starship), The Fleeting (Starship), Cymote (parasitic alien species). | Cameo: Crae (humanoid lieutenant of Sixth Kin Crime Syndicate), Lord Gyuti (male Falleen Boss of Black Sun)(single panel, unnamed, no dialogue). | Tied for first canon cover appearance of Durge with Cover A | Canon | Date Published: 6/30/2021 | Marvel | W: Alyssa Wong | A: Minkyu Jung | |
 | Star Wars: The High Republic | Issue: 6 | First Appearance: Great Progenitor (first Drengir, species of sentient plants), Gino'le (male Anacondan doctor, Chief of Medical Operations of Starlight Beacon), Anacondan (snake-like sentient alien species). | Cameo: Stellan Gios (Male human Jedi Master)(single panel). | Canon | Date Published: 6/30/2021 | Marvel | W: Cavan Scott | A: Georges Jeanty (penciller), Karl Story (Inker). Cover: Marco Turini | ||
 | Star Wars: The High Republic | Issue: 6 (Unknown Comics Exclusive) | First Cover Appearance: Vernestra Rwoh (female Mirialan Jedi Knight) | Canon | Date Published: 6/30/2021 | Marvel | W: Cavan Scott | A: Georges Jeanty (penciller), Karl Story (Inker). Cover: Marco Turini | |||
 | Bounty Hunters | Issue: 14 | First Appearance: Deathstick (female bounty hunter/assassin), Mama Stammoch (female human underworld fixer). | Cameo: Oruba (male Hutt, appears in flashback), Manaroo (female Azuran love interest of Dengar's), Unidentified Falleen member of Shadow Collective, Unidentified Mandalorian Super Commando member of Shadow Collective, Unidentified Pyke member of Shadow Collective, Unidentified Nite Owl member of Shadow Collective, First cameo of 332nd clone company in "Ahsoka" orange helmets in comic. | First Cover Appearance (Cover A Giuseppe Camuncoli) of Deathstick. Notes: Deathstick is the daughter of the Nightsister witch, Shelish. She grew up in the Outer Rim territories and began as a street criminal. She gained notoriety through highly public assassinations of gang leaders. Deathstick had a run-in with the Empire which cost her the majority of her face which is why she wears the mask. She first appeared in the Kabam mobile game, Star Wars: Uprising. Shelish first appeared in a collection of short stories by George Mann called Myths & Fables. | Canon | Date Published: 7/7/2021 | Marvel | W: Ethan Sacks | A: Paolo Villanelli | |
 | Star Wars Adventures (Vol. 2) | Issue: 6 | First Appearance: Mari San Tekka (human female, ancestor of Lor San Tekka), Dr. Kisma Uttersond ( Chadra-Fan male Nihil Doctor), Ordo, Garank, Baheeoo | First Cover Appearance: Francavilla Sketch Variant:  Francavilla Color Variant:  | Canon | Date Published: 7/7/2021 | IDW | W: Katie Cook, Daniel Jose Older | A: Cara McGee, Nick Brokenshire Cover: Francesco Francavilla (A, Incentive Sketch), Arianna Florean (B) | ||
 | Doctor Aphra Vol. 2 | Issue: 12 | First Appearance: Xet (female Falleen member of the Black Sun), Crae (male humanoid former lieutenant of Sixth Kin) | Cameo: Lord Gyuti (male Falleen Boss of Black Sun) | Canon | Date Published: 7/14/2021 | Marvel | W: Alyssa Wong | A: Minkyu Jung Cover: Sara Pichelli | ||
 | War of the Bounty Hunters | Issue: 2 | First Appearance: Lord Gyuti (male Falleen Boss of Black Sun). | Canon | Date Published: 7/14/2021 | Marvel | W: Charles Soule | A: Luke Ross Cover: Steve McNiven | |||
 | Darth Vader Vol. 3 | Issue: 14 | First Cover Appearance: Sly Moore (female Umbaran force adept and advisor to Palpatine) | Canon | Date Published: 7/19/2021 | Marvel | W: Greg Pak | A: Raffaele Ienco Cover: Aaron Kuder | |||
 | Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures | Issue: 6 | First Appearance: Geode (Vintian Male navigator of The Vessel), Leox Gyasi (human male pilot of the Vessel, member of the Byne Guild), Affie Hollow (female human co-pilot of the Vessel, Byne Guild operative), Obratuk (Parwan male Jedi Master) | Cameo: Tal Bota (human male Jedi Master, lived long before High Republic era) | Canon | Date Published: 7/19/2021 | IDW | W: Daniel Jose Older | A: Harvey Tolibao | ||
 | War of the Bounty Hunters: Jabba The Hutt | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Deva Lompop (a Shani female bounty hunter and mercenary who operated from the time of the High Republic into the Imperial Era), Jam Brock (an enforcer for the Hutt council). | Canon | Date Published: 7/21/2021 | Marvel | W: Justina Ireland | A: Luca Pizzari | |||
 | War of the Bounty Hunters: Jabba The Hutt | Issue: 1 (1:25 Coello Incentive variant) | First Appearance: Deva Lompop (a Shani female bounty hunter and mercenary who operated from the time of the High Republic into the Imperial Era), Jam Brock (an enforcer for the Hutt council). | First Cover: Deva Lompop (tied with Chang variant ) | Canon | Date Published: 7/21/2021 | Marvel | W: Justina Ireland | A: Luca Pizzari | ||
 | War of the Bounty Hunters: Jabba The Hutt | Issue: 1 (Chang variant) | First Appearance: Deva Lompop (a Shani female bounty hunter and mercenary who operated from the time of the High Republic into the Imperial Era), Jam Brock (an enforcer for the Hutt council). | First Cover: Deva Lompop (tied with 1:25 Coello Incentive variant) | Canon | Date Published: 7/21/2021 | Marvel | W: Justina Ireland | A: Luca Pizzari | ||
 | Star Wars: The High Republic | Issue: 7 | First Appearance: KC-78 (Astromech droid stationed on Starlight Beacon), Darth Krall ( "Radaki", force-sensitive individual who left Jedi Order, part of the "Lost Twenty"), Velko Jahen (Soikan female who served as an aide on Starlight Beacon space station), Orla Jareni (Umbaran female Jedi Master and Wayseeker) | Canon | Date Published: 7/28/2021 | Marvel | W: Cavan Scott | A: Georges Jeanty Cover: Phil Noto | |||
 | Star Wars: The High Republic | Issue: 7 (Mike Mayhew Studio Variant) | First Appearance: KC-78 (Astromech droid stationed on Starlight Beacon), Darth Krall ( "Radaki", force-sensitive individual who left Jedi Order, part of the "Lost Twenty"), Velko Jahen (Soikan female who served as an aide on Starlight Beacon space station), Orla Jareni (Umbaran female Jedi Master and Wayseeker) | First Cover Appearance: Darth Krall (a.k.a. "Radaki", member of Lost Twenty who left Jedi order after being seduced by the dark side.First mentioned in Cavan Scott’s audiobook Dooku: Jedi Lost.) Virgin Cover Option Available:  | Canon | Date Published: 7/28/2021 | Marvel | W: Cavan Scott | A: Georges Jeanty Cover: Mike Mayhew | ||
 | Star Wars: The High Republic | Issue: 7 (Unknown Comics Marco Turini Variant) | First Appearance: KC-78 (Astromech droid stationed on Starlight Beacon), Darth Krall ( "Radaki", force-sensitive individual who left Jedi Order, part of the "Lost Twenty"), Velko Jahen (Soikan female who served as an aide on Starlight Beacon space station). Orla Jareni (Umbaran female Jedi Master and Wayseeker) | First Cover Appearance: Orla Jareni (Umbaran female Jedi Master and Wayseeker) | Canon | Date Published: 7/28/2021 | Marvel | W: Cavan Scott | A: Georges Jeanty Cover: Marco Turini | ||
 | Star Wars (vol. 3 2020) | Issue: 15 | First Appearance: Lieutenant Bonnard (female imperial officer), Admiral Kalaxo (male imperial officer), Ab Dalis (planet). | Canon | Date Published: 7/28/2021 | Marvel | W: Charles Soule | A: Ramon Rosanas | |||
 | Star Wars Adventures (Vol. 2) | Issue: 7 (Francavilla Cover A | First Appearance: Sidon Ithano (Crimson Corsair)(male Delphidian pirate), Quiggold (Gabdarin pirate, Crimson Corsair's first mate), The Crimson Corsair's Speeder (a customized Zebulan Dak designed to look like his helmet), Squeaky (male Gamorrean member of Corsair's crew), Reveth (female Twi’lek, systems expert/slicer, member of Corsair's crew), CT-6116 ( “Kix”, male clone who discovered the Sith plot to destroy the Jedi during the Clone Wars and was put into stasis by Dooku before he could reveal the plot), Gruk (male humanoid pirate), | Cameo: Meerou Woodring (Orooturooian female crime lord). | Canon | Date Published: 7/28/2021 | IDW | W: Sam Maggs (The Princess and the Bog, a Twin Tale), Landry Walker (The Crimson Corsair and the Crime Lords of the Barren Rim) | A: Liana Kangas (The Princess and the Bog, a Twin Tale), Nick Brokenshire (The Crimson Corsair and the Crime Lords of the Barren Rim) | ||
 | Star Wars Adventures (Vol. 2) | Issue: 7 (Brokenshire Cover B | First Appearance: Sidon Ithano (Crimson Corsair)(male Delphidian pirate), Quiggold (Gabdarin pirate, Crimson Corsair's first mate), The Crimson Corsair's Speeder (a customized Zebulan Dak designed to look like his helmet), Squeaky (male Gamorrean member of Corsair's crew), Reveth (female Twi’lek, systems expert/slicer, member of Corsair's crew), CT-6116 ( “Kix”, male clone who discovered the Sith plot to destroy the Jedi during the Clone Wars and was put into stasis by Dooku before he could reveal the plot), Gruk (male humanoid pirate), | Cameo: Meerou Woodring (Orooturooian female crime lord). | First Cover Appearance: Sidon Ithano (Crimson Corsair)(male Delphidian pirate) | Canon | Date Published: 7/28/2021 | IDW | W: Sam Maggs (The Princess and the Bog, a Twin Tale), Landry Walker (The Crimson Corsair and the Crime Lords of the Barren Rim) | A: Liana Kangas (The Princess and the Bog, a Twin Tale), Nick Brokenshire (The Crimson Corsair and the Crime Lords of the Barren Rim) | |
 | Bounty Hunters | Issue: 15 | First Appearance: Rodrigu Battle (Male Zabrak pit-fighter). | Canon | Date Published: 8/4/2021 | Marvel | W: Ethan Sacks | A: Paolo Villanelli Cover: Giuseppe Camuncoli | |||
 | War of the Bounty Hunters: Jabba The Hutt | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Sardis Ramsin (male sandtrooper dispatched to Tattooine to find the droids R2-D2 and C-3PO. He became disillusioned with his duties and abandoned the Stormtrooper Corps to ride Dewbacks in the desert.)(Sardis Ramsin has been in a couple novels and short stories up until this point (“A Bad Feeling About This” in The Original Trilogy Stories , Last Shot , “Born in the Storm” and “Bump” in From a <From A Certain Point of View , along with Episode IV: A New Hope), Trot (male Lurmen member of Jega's Squad), Kaj (female Chagrian member of Jega's Squad), Mareesee (female Volpai sniper and member of Jega's Squad), Hormf (male Besalisk and member of Jega's Squad), Jega's Squad (a group of criminals that operated on the moon Nar Shaddaa, based out of Jega's Music Hall and Petting Zoo in Wormstew Town) 4-LOM re-programmed and refitted as Spider-Droid, Cribiriz Idollax (Insectoid alien, brother of Sribiriz Idollax), Sribiriz Idollax (Insectoid alien, brother of Cribiriz Idollax) | Second Appearance: Deva Lompop First Cover: 4-LOM in Spider-Droid form on Superlog Variant.  | Canon | Date Published: 8/4/2021 | Marvel | W: Daniel José Older | A: Kei Zama | ||
 | The High Republic Adventures — The Monster of Temple Peak | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Ty Yorrick (female Tholothian former Jedi, who is now a saber-for-hire, mercenary monster hunter), KL-03 ("Klo", Ty's droid), RO-VR ("Rover", Ty's droid), Triv Blago (purple-skinned black market animal dealer), Layton Wyke (human male Moof farmer), Pela (human female Moof farmer, Layton's niece), Klias Teradine (male human Jedi Padawan), Cibaba (male Azumel Jedi Master). | Canon | Date Published: 8/11/2021 | IDW | W: Cavan Scott | A: Rachael Stott | |||
 | Star Wars: The High Republic | Issue: 8 | First Appearance: Cohmac Vitus (Male human Jedi Master), Reath Silas (male human Jedi Padawan). | Canon | Date Published: 8/11/2021 | Marvel | W: Cavan Scott | A: Ario Anindito Cover: Phil Noto | |||
 | Star Wars: The High Republic | Issue: 8 (Anindito Variant) | First Appearance: Cohmac Vitus (Male human Jedi Master), Reath Silas (male human Jedi Padawan). | First Cover Appearance: Myarga the Benevolent (female Hutt) | Canon | Date Published: 8/11/2021 | Marvel | W: Cavan Scott | A: Ario Anindito Cover: Ario Anindito | ||
 | The High Republic Adventures | Issue: FCBD 2021 | First Appearance: Ram Jomaram (human male Jedi Padawan), V-18 (droid), Tip (male Bonbrak), Nihil scavenger droids, Sanval (large dragon-like creature). | First Cover: Ram Jomaram (male human Jedi) | Canon | Date Published: 8/14/2021 | IDW | W: Daniel Jose Older | A: Harvey Talibao Cover: Nick Brokenshire | ||
 | The High Republic The Edge of Balance | Issue: FCBD 2021 | First Appearance: Stellan Gios (Male human Jedi Master), Jedi Master Arkoff (male Wookiee Jedi Master), Lily Tora-Asi (Jedi human female). | Cameo: Mr. Zetar (human male settler); Mr. Kooba (human male settler). | First Cover: Lily Tora-Asi (Jedi human female) | Canon | Date Published: 8/14/2021 | Viz | W: Justina Ireland, Shima Shinya | A: Mizuki Sakakibara | |
 | Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures | Issue: 7 | Cameo: Loden Greatstorm (male Twi'lek Jedi master), Rah Barocci, (male human Jedi) Jora Malli (female Togruta Jedi master). | Canon | Date Published: 8/18/2021 | IDW | W: Daniel Jose Older | A: Harvey Tolibao | |||
 | Star Wars: The High Republic | Issue: 9 | First Appearance: Zeetar (a male Talpini Tempest Runner for the Nihil) | Cameo: Lourna Dee (female Twi'lek Tempest Runner for the Nihil); Ghal Tarpfen (Mon Calamari chief of Security for Starlight Beacon); Nooranbakarakana (Frozian Jedi.); | Canon | Date Published: 09/01/2021 | Marvel | W: Cavan Scott | A: Ario Anindito (Cover) Phil Noto | ||
 | Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures | Issue: 8 | First Appearance: Sav Malagan (female Kyuzo Jedi) | Canon | Date Published: 09/01/2021 | IDW | W: Daniel Jose Older | A: Toni Bruno (Cover) Harvey Tolibao | |||
 | The High Republic The Edge of Balance | Issue: Volume 1 Graphic Novel | First Appearance: Nima (human female Jedi Youngling); Viv’Nia (Togruta female Jedi Youngling); Keetin (male human Jedi padawan)(Lily's Padawan) Ru-Ru (female jedi) Deedee (droid) Mr. Zetar (human male settler); Mr. Kooba (human male settler). | Canon | Date Published: 9/7/2021 | Viz | W: Justina Ireland, Shima Shinya | A: Mizuki Sakakibara | Vivnia | ||
 | War of the Bounty Hunters: Boushh | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Boushh (Male Ubesian bounty hunter)(made a prior cameo in the online only web comic "Evasive Action: Prey" which has yet to be reprinted in physical media, and in Star Wars Adventures #13 (8/2013)); Rans (Ubesian bounty hunter and part of Boushhs crew); Brene (Ubesian bounty hunter and part of Boushhs crew); Hareck (Ubesian bounty hunter and part of Boushhs crew); Ilini (Ubesian bounty hunter and part of Boushhs crew). | Canon | Date Published: 9/14/2021 | Marvel | W: Alyssa Wong | A: David Baldeon; Cover: Mahmud Asrar | |||
 | War of the Bounty Hunters: Boushh | Issue: 1 Noto Variant | First Appearance: Boushh (Male Ubesian bounty hunter)(made a prior cameo in the online only web comic "Evasive Action: Prey" which has yet to be reprinted in physical media, and in Star Wars Adventures #13 (8/2013)); Rans (Ubesian bounty hunter and part of Boushhs crew); Brene (Ubesian bounty hunter and part of Boushhs crew); Hareck (Ubesian bounty hunter and part of Boushhs crew); Ilini (Ubesian bounty hunter and part of Boushhs crew). | First Cover: Margo (Imroosian female)(Qi'ra's right-hand woman in Crimson Dawn) | Canon | Date Published: 9/14/2021 | Marvel | W: Alyssa Wong | |||
 | War of the Bounty Hunters: Boushh | Issue: 1 Randolph Variant | First Appearance: Boushh (Male Ubesian bounty hunter)(made a prior cameo in the online only web comic "Evasive Action: Prey" which has yet to be reprinted in physical media, and in Star Wars Adventures #13 (8/2013)); Rans (Ubesian bounty hunter and part of Boushhs crew); Brene (Ubesian bounty hunter and part of Boushhs crew); Hareck (Ubesian bounty hunter and part of Boushhs crew); Ilini (Ubesian bounty hunter and part of Boushhs crew). | Canon | Date Published: 9/14/2021 | Marvel | W: Alyssa Wong | ||||
 | Star Wars Adventures (Vol. 2) | Issue: 10 | First Appearance: Zak Arranda (Alderaanian orphan who got adopted by their uncle Hoole, brother to Tash); Tash Arranda (Alderaanian orphan who got adopted by their uncle Hoole, Sister to Zak); Hoole (an anthropologist who adopted his niece and nephew Zak and Tash. He has a history of experimentation, including work for Palpatine (at least in Legends); | Cameo: DV-9 (Hoole's droid)(unnamed) | Canon | Date Published: 9/29/2021 | IDW | W: Michael Moreci, Dave Scheidt | A: Michael Avon Oeming, Stefano Simeone; Cover: Francesco Francavilla | ||
 | Star Wars Adventures (Vol. 2) | Issue: 10 Simeone Cover B | First Appearance: Zak Arranda (Alderaanian orphan who got adopted by their uncle Hoole, brother to Tash); Tash Arranda (Alderaanian orphan who got adopted by their uncle Hoole, Sister to Zak); Hoole (an anthropologist who adopted his niece and nephew Zak and Tash. He has a history of experimentation, including work for Palpatine (at least in Legends); | Cameo: DV-9 (Hoole's droid)(unnamed) | First Cover: Zak Arranda ; Tash Arranda ; Hoole | Canon | Date Published: 9/29/2021 | IDW | W: Michael Moreci, Dave Scheidt | A: Michael Avon Oeming, Stefano Simeone; Cover: Stefano Simeone | |
 | Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures | Issue: 9 | First Appearance: HURID-37 (Maz Kananta' load lifter droid)(previously made a cameo in The Force Awakens Adaptation 3; Bareen and Sabata Krill (the Krill Sisters)(Nihil operatives); Farks (Patrolian male); Vonduun Crabs (giant crabs native to Zav Alox, the Aloxians steal their skulls for headdresses) | Origin: Qort (Aloxian male padawan during the High Republic Era)(was abandoned and then adopted by Maz Kanata) | Canon | Date Published: 10/06/2021 | IDW | W: Daniel Jose Older | A: Toni Bruno; Cover: Harvey Tolibao | Qort | |
 | Doctor Aphra Vol. 2 | ssue: 15 | First Appearance: The Thought Dowser (ancient artifact used by a religious cult named the Ascendant) | Cameo: The Ascendant (ancient religious cult) | Canon | Date Published: 10/13/2021 | Marvel | W: Alyssa Wong | A: Minkyu Jung Cover: Sara Pichelli | ||
 | War of the Bounty Hunters | Issue: 5 | Cameo: Imara Vex (Bounty hunter who will appeara as a playable character in the Star Wars: Hunters video game from Lucasfilm Games and Zynga)(unnamed single page, no dialogue); 5 Unidentified Humanoids (unnamed single page, no dialogue); Unidentified Togorian (unnamed single page, no dialogue); Unidentified Twi'lek (unnamed single page, no dialogue); Unidentified Droid (unnamed single page, no dialogue) | Canon | Date Published: 10/13/2021 | Marvel | W: Charles Soule | A: Luke Ross; (Cover) Steve McNiven | |||
 | Star Wars: The High Republic Trail of Shadows | Issue: 1 | First Appearance: Emerick Caphtor (male human Jedi Knight); Cuetoo (Emerick's droid); Sian Holt (human female private investigator); Keefar Branto (male human underworld informant); | Cameo: Indeera Stokes (female Tholothian Jedi Knight); Bell Zettifar (male human Jedi Padawan) | Canon | Date Published: 10/13/2021 | Marvel | W: Daniel Jose Older | A: Dave Wachter; (Cover) Ario Anindito | ||
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