Star Wars #17 – 2014, published by Dark Horse Comics, continues the gripping and character-focused series written by Brian Wood, offering readers a grounded and emotionally resonant take on the Rebellion’s earliest days. Set between A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back, this issue brings together intense action, covert operations, and the psychological strain of life on the run.

As the Rebel Alliance attempts to regroup and evade Imperial pursuit, Princess Leia, Luke Skywalker, and Wedge Antilles face escalating threats that challenge not just their survival, but their ideals. With a mole suspected in their ranks and the pressure mounting, trust becomes both a weapon and a liability.

Brian Wood continues to deliver a mature, tightly written narrative that puts its characters first—stripping away the myth and focusing on the people behind the Rebellion. The illustrations by Stéphane Créty are sharp and cinematic, offering a strong sense of place and pace, from tense mission briefings to sudden bursts of violence. His work captures both the rawness of battle and the quiet unease that lingers in the moments between.

Unlike many Star Wars titles that lean heavily into Jedi lore or large-scale conflict, this issue keeps its focus on human drama, strategic warfare, and the burdens of leadership. It's a rewarding read for fans who appreciate deeper, more nuanced storytelling in a galaxy defined by endless conflict.

Every copy is enclosed in a crystal-clear, acid-free comic bag and paired with a firm backing board to keep the issue flat and protected. It is then securely packed in a high-durability book mailer, ensuring your comic arrives in excellent condition without bends, creases, or corner damage. Prompt dispatch and sturdy, collector-grade packaging come as standard with all orders.

Ideal for those completing the Dark Horse Star Wars series or readers seeking a grounded, character-rich storyline between Episodes IV and V, Star Wars #17 – 2014 stands out for its tone, detail, and heart.