The next wave of books from Star Wars: The High Republic arrives in a week, and StarWars.com has your guide to all the exclusive editions and variants, including several special posters.

Star Wars: The High Republic: The Rising Storm

In addition to the regular release of Cavan Scott’s new novel, a special Out of Print edition includes a signed copy with exclusive cover art by Jama Jurabaev and a tote bag featuring the exquisite cover. The bundle goes on sale on Tuesday, June 29, at 10 a.m. ET along with a limited edition Jedi tee.

At Barnes & Noble, each purchase of the book will include a special poster featuring concept art of Chancellor Lina Soh and her pet targons.

And the Target special edition includes an exclusive cover

Durge fans, get ready. 

The popular bounty hunter, originally created for Genndy Tartakovsky’s classic Clone Wars 2D Micro Series, is making the jump to modern Star Wars storytelling. In StarWars.com’s exclusive first look at Marvel’s Star Wars: Doctor Aphra #11, part of the War of the Bounty Hunters crossover, Durge makes his first full appearance while seeking a bounty; unfortunately, it leads him to cross paths with Aphra and Sana Starros…

Star Wars: Doctor Aphra #11, from writer Alyssa Wong and artist Minkyu Jung, arrives June 30 and is available for pre-order now on Comixology and at your local comic shop.

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For Han Solo, there’s no escape from the past. Good or bad.

Boba Fett has lost his prize — Solo, frozen in carbonite — and is determined to recover his rightful bounty. But as we’ve learned in Marvel’s War of the Bounty Hunters crossover, this was no simple theft; indeed, there are much larger and personal players involved. More will be revealed as the story continues in Marvel’s September 2021 Star Wars comics, and StarWars.com has your first look at covers and plot details for Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters #4, Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters – Boushh #1, Star Wars #17, Star Wars: Doctor Aphra #14, Star Wars: Bounty Hunters #16, and Star Wars: Darth Vader #16, as well as Star Wars: The High Republic

Star Wars Inside Intel is a StarWars.com feature where Lucasfilm Story Group member Emily Shkoukani, whose job is to know as much about a galaxy far, far away as possible, explores obscure facts about Star Wars lore and continuity. In this installment, Emily explores the evolution of clone armor…

“You fought in the Clone Wars?” Luke’s question to Obi-Wan was the audience’s first introduction to both clones and a “Clone War” back in 1977’s Star Wars: A New Hope; it would take another 25 years before George Lucas was able to realize a clone army on screen in 2002’s Star Wars: Attack of the Clones, and then delve even deeper with the Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated series. While most people expected to be captivated by epic battles during

I’ve been a Star Wars fan since before I can even remember, but it wasn’t until a few years ago that I truly felt seen by the galaxy that I loved so much. And that was due in great part to Doctor Aphra.

Everyone comes to Star Wars through different avenues and everyone stays for different reasons. Usually, those reasons involve finding characters and storylines that we connect with. For me, my love of Star Wars began with the original trilogy. I used to run around my yard pretending to be Princess Leia and turning empty wrapping paper tubes into lightsabers with the copious use of markers. As the years passed, that love only deepened as I discovered the Legends books and the prequel trilogy was released, and I found

Creature and special makeup effects supervisor Neal Scanlan headed up the creature shop for all five Star Wars movies released since 2015. In this exclusive excerpt from his interview with Mark Newbold in Star Wars Insider #203, available this week, Scanlan reveals how his Star Wars saga began.

Star Wars Insider: You’d all but retired from filmmaking when Lucasfilm knocked on your door.

Neal Scanlan: J.J. Abrams and Kathleen Kennedy had decided to shoot Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015) in the U.K., so it was a case of me being in the right place at the right time. Tommy Harper, who had worked with J.J. on Star Trek (2009), called me to ask if I’d be interested in meeting in London to discuss a project. He wouldn’t tell me

Star Wars: The Bad Batch is here, chronicling the adventures of the elite squad Clone Force 99 following the end of the Clone War. In Bad Batch Declassified, we’ll explore our favorite moments from each episode of the series, available only on Disney+. Armor up and join us for the ride.

Spoiler warning: This article discusses details and plot points from the Star Wars: The Bad Batch episode, “Reunion.”

The Bad Batch have escaped such a fate, but last week they had to face a former brother whose actions were being driven by an inhibitor chip implanted in his brain. Crosshair returned, with reinforcements for days, to hunt down Clone Force 99 on Bracca. And just when it seemed the Batch might still make their escape unscathed, a familiar figure arrived to ruin

Following the Bad Batch’s mission with Captain Rex, the team looks to pay off their debt to Cid. But the Empire is never far behind… Check out preview images of the latest episode of Star Wars: The Bad Batch, “Reunion,” now streaming on Disney+!

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Centuries of peace and prosperity were shattered with the droid invasion of Naboo. The Trade Federation’s blockade of the single planet touched off events that would go on to spark the Clone Wars and the eventual fall of the Republic. But the conflict on Naboo was only the beginning of the skirmishes that would crisscross the galaxy for decades to come.

The new book, Star Wars: Battles that Changed the Galaxy, expands upon these momentous clashes and galaxy-altering events as they unfolded beginning 13 years before the formation of the Galactic Empire. Beyond the Battles of the Republic, subsequent sections chronicle the spark of rebellion on the muddy surface of Mimban to the raid of a rain-soaked Imperial outpost on Eadu, the all-out Galactic Civil War that started on Scarif and ended