Marvel’s Star Wars Covers Shine for Black History Month
Marvel Comics is raising the curtain on a captivating tribute to Black History Month. This celebration emerges through a new range of Star Wars variant covers. Acclaimed artists, including Karen S. Darboe and Ken Lashley, have crafted stunning visuals for these special editions.
These artists, joined by Mateus Manhanini and Ernanda Souza, add fresh flair to the galaxy. This diverse collection highlights characters from across Star Wars media. The works tap into recent projects like The Acolyte and Star Wars Outlaws.
A Galactic Lineup of Diverse Heroes
Expect beloved characters alongside new faces on these covers. Legendary Lando Calrissian makes his comic book reappearance. His charm never seems to fade in the Star Wars universe. In Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, he once again fought the First Order.
Newcomer Mother Aniseya will intrigue many. She leads a secretive Force-using coven on Brendok, first shown in The Acolyte. Meanwhile, twin sisters Osha & Mae offer tension and balance. Their Force connections are both powerful and divisive.
Gamers, meet Vail, a cunning bounty hunter. He first appeared in the groundbreaking open-world Star Wars game, Outlaws. His character depth spices up the Star Wars saga with every appearance.
An Artistic and Historic Milestone
February marks the release of these four variant covers. Each piece reflects Marvel’s ongoing celebration of Black characters in Star Wars. The anniversary of Marvel’s Star Wars storytelling return also adds significance. It has been ten years since Star Wars began resonating in Marvel’s pages again.
Fans can feast their eyes on covers and pre-order now. Collectors and newcomers alike will find something to admire. Ensure a spot at your local comic shop as these variants drop.
Available Covers and Release Dates
Mark your calendars ahead of these releases. On February 5, Karen S. Darboe’s tribute to The Legacy of Vader launches. The following weeks, other artists present their creations. Mateus Manhanini’s The High Republic – Fear of the Jedi cover follows on February 19.
Ernanda Souza enriches Ahsoka with her unique touch. Meanwhile, Ken Lashley tackles The Rise of Skywalker Adaptation. Their covers land on comic shelves on February 19 and February 26, respectively.
Dive deeper into Marvel’s announcement on their official site. These covers are more than just art; they are celebrations of diversity. Keep an eye out, for these releases will not linger long.
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