This Wednesday, February 14th, Marvel Comics is set to release STAR WARS: Darth Vader #43!
Here’s a look at the covers, storyline, and preview pages for Marvel Comics’ new release on New Comic Book Day…
STAR WARS: Darth Vader #43
“The Root of Treason”
Writing by Greg Pak
Art by Adam Gorham
Colors by Federico Blee
Letters by Joe Caramagna
Edited by Mark Paniccia
Covers & Cover Artists:
Cover A by Leinil Francis Yu w/ Romulo Fajardo Jr.
Cover B by Giuseppe Camuncoli w/ Jesus Aburtov
Cover C by Caspar Wijngaard
(Ezra Bridger & Chopper Star Wars Rebels 10th Ann. Variant)
Cover D by Ken Lashley w/ Juan Fernandez (Black History Month Variant)
WHO DARES COMMIT TREASON AGAINST THE EMPIRE?!
Seemingly disparate threads from years of storytelling come together as DARTH VADER uncovers the master plan of the SCHISM IMPERIAL! The UMBARAN nurtures her conspirators! KITSTER and WALD return – along with the death machinery of GOVERNOR TAUNTAZA! But when a group of betrayers come together, how long will it be until they betray each other?
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