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STAR WARS: The High Republic (Phase III) #5
Written by Cavan Scott Pencils by Ario Anindito & Marika Cresta Inks by Mark Morales & Marika Cresta Colors by Jim Campbell Letters by Ariana Maher Edited by Danny Khazem
Covers & Cover Artists: Cover A by Phil Noto Cover B by Betsy Cola (Women’s History Month Variant) Cover C by Giuseppe Camuncoli w/ Jesus Aburtov
Chapter Five: MONSTER AND APPRENTICE!
An exciting new arc begins! Lightsabers clash as KEEVE TRENNIS finally finds what she’s been searching for in the NIHIL OCCLUSION ZONE! What is the secret of the ancient ruin? And can Keeve trust LOURNA DEE when she needs her the most? The JEDI’S deepest fears manifest as a face from the past makes a SHOCKING appearance!
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