Dark Horse Comics
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Dark Horse Comics is a publisher of comics that over the years has produced many licensed works, a large number of which take place in the Star Wars universe. Dark Horse first published a comic in 1986 and first published for Star Wars with Dark Empire in 1991.[1] Dark Horse has also republished the Marvel Star Wars comics.
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[edit] Published works
- Dark Empire (1991—1992)
- Tales of the Jedi (1993—1998)
- Dark Empire II (1994—1995)
- Star Wars: Droids (1994—1997)
- Empire's End (1995)
- Boba Fett: Death, Lies, & Treachery (1995)
- River of Chaos (1995)
- X-wing: Rogue Squadron (1995—1998)
- Shadows of the Empire (1996)
- Dark Forces: Soldier for the Empire (1997)
- Crimson Empire (1997—1998)
- Shadows of the Empire: Evolution (1998)
- Dark Forces: Rebel Agent (1998)
- Dark Forces: Jedi Knight (1998)
- Jedi Academy: Leviathan (1998—1999)
- Mara Jade: By the Emperor's Hand (1998—1999)
- Crimson Empire II: Council of Blood (1998—1999)
- Star Wars: Republic (1998—2006)
- Vader's Quest (1999)
- Star Wars Tales (1999—2005)
- Star Wars: Union (1999—2000)
- Chewbacca (2000)
- Darth Maul (2000)
- Jedi Council: Acts of War (2000)
- Jedi vs. Sith (2001)
- Star Wars: Underworld (2000—2001)
- Star Wars: Infinities (2001—2004)
- Star Wars: Empire (2002—2006)
- Star Wars: Jedi (2003—2004)
- Star Wars: Obsession (2004—2005)
- Clone Wars Adventures (2004—2007)
- X-wing: Rogue Leader (2005)
- General Grievous (2005)
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (2006—)
- Star Wars: Rebellion (2006—)
- Star Wars: Legacy (2006—)
- Star Wars: Dark Times (2006—)
[edit] Future works
- Star Wars: Vector (2008—))
- Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (2008)
- Clone Wars Quarterly (2008—)
- Clone Wars (monthly comic) (2008—)
[edit] Republished collections
- Classic Star Wars Volume 1: In Deadly Pursuit (1994)
- Classic Star Wars Volume 2: The Rebel Storm (1995)
- Splinter of the Mind's Eye (1995—1996)
- Classic Star Wars Volume 3: Escape to Hoth (1996)
- Classic Star Wars: A Long Time Ago... (2002—2003)
