Ahsoka Tano

Few characters in the Modern Age have grown from a single debut issue into a figure commanding her own titled series the way Ahsoka Tano has. Introduced in Star Wars The Clone Wars #1 in 2008 by Henry Gilroy and Scott Hepburn, she arrived at the height of comics' renewed love affair with the galaxy far, far away — and she never looked back. Across seventeen years of Marvel publishing, she's shared pages with some of the saga's most compelling figures, from Anakin Skywalker to Sabine Wren, General Syndulla, and the enigmatic Shin Hati, a roster that speaks to just how central she's become to the Star Wars universe. With her own starring titles — Star Wars: Ahsoka and Star Wars: Ahsoka – Season One among them — she's one of the rare Modern Age characters whose journey feels genuinely epic, and any collector tracing her arc from that first appearance will find a richly rewarding trail.