Star Wars #20 – 2014, from the celebrated Dark Horse Comics run, continues the grounded, character-rich storytelling that made this series a fan-favourite. Written by Brian Wood, with art by Carlos D’Anda, this issue takes a more introspective turn, focusing on the personal sacrifices and unrelenting pressures faced by the Rebels as they stand against the overwhelming might of the Empire.

With the shadow of betrayal still looming, Princess Leia and her fellow commanders must navigate a dangerous political landscape within the Rebel ranks. Questions of loyalty, strategy, and moral compromise dominate the issue, offering readers a compelling narrative that explores not just the war, but the emotional toll it exacts on its fighters. It’s a gripping blend of tension and reflection—hallmarks of Wood’s writing throughout this final arc.

The artwork by Carlos D’Anda is expressive and bold, shifting effortlessly between emotionally charged dialogue scenes and the broader scale of the Rebellion’s secret operations. This is Star Wars storytelling grounded not in Force mysticism, but in the gritty realities of insurgency and rebellion.

Ideal for readers who appreciate a more nuanced and character-driven tale, Star Wars #20 – 2014 plays a crucial role as the series builds towards its finale. It strengthens the emotional core of the narrative while never losing sight of the stakes involved in a galactic conflict.

Your copy will be carefully enclosed in an archival-quality, acid-free sleeve with a firm backing board for maximum protection. It is then secured in a durable, fold-over book mailer—engineered to resist impact, creasing, and edge wear during transit. Prompt UK dispatch and premium collector-grade packaging come standard with every order.

Whether you're a long-time follower of the Dark Horse Star Wars line or just beginning to explore the depth of this pre-Disney era, Star Wars #20 – 2014 is a critical and rewarding addition to any serious collection.