vader, darth

Although he professes to fear nothing, it turns out that the most-feared villain in the Star Wars universe may not be so fearless after all.

"Ever since Darth Vader's first on-screen appearance, he has become one of pop-culture's most popular villains. Now, follow Vader straight from the ending of A New hope (and the pages of the new Star wars comic book) into his own solo adventures - showing the Empire's war with the Rebel Alliance from the other side! But when a Dark Lord needs help, who can he turn to? As Vader pursues a very personal vengeance against the Rebels and investigates the Emperor's secret machinations, he clashes with weapons scavenger Aphra and deadly Battle Droids, and returns to Geonosis to build an army. But some very powerful people don't want him to learn the truths he seeks! Guest-starring Jabba the Hutt, Boba Fett and more!" --Back cover.

Sequel to: Thrawn.

Darth Vader duels with Commander Karbin, while Aphra and her droids race to kidnap Luke before the Rebels can reach him. In graphic novel format.

Han and Chewbacca struggle to defend themselves against Black Krrsantan, Luke is captured by Imperial forces, and Commander Karbin confronts Darth Vader. In graphic novel format.

Black Krrsantan attacks Han and Chewbacca, Luke rushes to save Leia, and Commander Karbin arrives to destroy Vader. In graphic novel format.

Han and Chewbacca rescue Luke from Aphra's clutches while Leia finds herself face-to-face with Darth Vader. In graphic novel format.

Tells the story of Anakin Skywalker, a slave born with immense powers who grew up to become Darth Vader, the most feared villain in the galaxy.

"With Vader and Luke stranded amongst Vrogas Vas's ruins, Leia orders the troops to destroy Vader, while Han searches for Luke, who is exploring a Jedi Temple. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards"--From the publisher's web site.

"Vader tracks Luke Skywalker's location to Vrogas Vas, but when he arrives, he squares off against two full squadrons and even comes face-to-face with his son. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards"--From the publisher's web site.