Star Wars AnotherUniverse.com Special Edition #0
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"A Dread Discovery!" from the 1999 Dark Horse Special Edition #0 delivers a haunting, character-driven mystery in the Star Wars universe, as the Keeper reveals the origins of its four android children—crafted in the image of a long-dead race. Written by Archie Goodwin and illustrated with moody precision by Tony DeZuniga, with colors by George Roussos and letters by Jim Novak, the story unfolds with quiet dread as Imperial forces trigger a chain reaction of underground tremors. The cover by Dave Dorman captures the moment’s tension in striking detail.
In "A Dread Discovery!", Luke and Leia scan the unfamiliar world they've crash-landed on, only to stumble upon a massive, unsettling footprint—something far larger than any creature they've known. As they brace for answers, the shadow of an Imperial TIE Fighter cuts across the sky, descending toward their location.
In "A Matter of Monsters!" from Star Wars AnotherUniverse.com Special Edition #0, Luke and Leia stumble upon a towering creature in the wilderness—only to discover it’s a frightened child, reunited with its towering parent. The sudden confrontation draws the attention of a TIE Fighter patrol, and as the pilot spots the Rebels, the quiet moment erupts into danger.
In "Pursuit Among the Ruins!" from Star Wars AnotherUniverse.com Special Edition #0, Luke, Leia, and the droids flee Imperial forces through the crumbling streets of a forgotten city, only for C-3PO’s mishap to trigger a mysterious device—and send the entire group vanishing into the unknown.
In a hidden corner of a distant planet, the four Rebels stumble upon a group of four children whose combined abilities seem to command the very forces of nature—only to find themselves hunted once more by the advancing Imperial forces.
In "Caverns of Mystery!" from Star Wars AnotherUniverse.com Special Edition #0 (1999), four children—Jo, Kira, Tav, and Ryn—navigate a hidden network of alien caverns, using their unique bond to outwit an Imperial patrol. When they lead Rebel forces to the source of their creation, they confront The Keeper, an ancient, sentient computer brain whose calm demeanor cracks at the news that the Empire has finally found its resting place.
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