Preview: Star Wars: Rogue One – Darth Vader #1 – Graphic Policy

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Star Wars: Rogue One – Darth Vader #1

(W) Chris Condon (A) Luke Ross

CELEBRATING TEN YEARS OF ROGUE ONE! WHEN NEGOTIATIONS FAIL, THE EMPIRE SENDS IN ITS ATTACK DOG — DARTH VADER! Director Orson Krennic’s negotiations with the gem-rich planet of Harreld have hit a standstill. Its leader, Harqque, refuses to allow the Empire to mine its rare kyber deposits for use in the Death Star’s deadly super laser. But when the Emperor catches wind of Krennic’s failure, he sends his most trusted acolyte — Darth Vader — to ply the kyber from Harqque by any means necessary.

Cover of the comic book 'Star Wars: Rogue One - Darth Vader #1', featuring a silhouette of Darth Vader in a dark setting with glowing red elements and shadowy figures in the foreground.
A comic book page set in the capital city of Farron on the planet Harreld, featuring characters in a tense negotiation scenario, including a seated figure in a military uniform, dark-clad guards, and alien figures in ornate attire. The scene conveys conflict and urgency, highlighted by dynamic dialogue and action elements.
A tense scene from a comic where a character in a military uniform confronts armed figures, discussing tensions between factions.
A comic panel featuring a large starship in space, with a character in a white uniform interacting nervously with another character in an Imperial officer's uniform, while a shadowy figure resembling Darth Vader looms nearby.
A comic book panel depicting Darth Vader speaking with Director Krennic in a spaceship's control room. Krennic looks anxious while Vader appears authoritative and imposing.
A comic panel featuring Darth Vader in a black cape and armor speaking to a white-uniformed Imperial officer, Director Krennic, on a spaceship. Tension is apparent as they discuss negotiations, with Vader asserting his authority.

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