Preview: A Modern Classic Reborn in Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope OGN!
Lucasfilm Ltd. and Marvel Entertainment have launched blockbuster new stories set in the Star Wars universe. This May brings the return of the story that started it all as the first original comic adaptation of the greatest space-fantasy film of all time is reborn as the Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope OGN!
Weeks before George Lucas’ first Star Wars film hit theaters – Marvel gave eager fans their very first look at Luke Skywalker, boldly asking “Will he save the galaxy, or destroy it?” Now, 30 years later, you may know the answer, but that doesn’t spoil the excitement of reliving this now classic adaptation like you’ve never seen before – including scenes that never made it to the silver screen!
Completely remastered for the modern age with new coloring by Chris Sotomayor, Roy Thomas and Howard Chaykin’s iconic story debuts this May in an oversized hardcover format with a new cover by famed artist Adi Granov! Now is your chance to relive the original Marvel Comics adaptation that started it all!
Plus, don’t miss exciting remastered adaptations of The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi coming later this year!
Pre-Order Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope OGN on Amazon!
STAR WARS: EPISODE IV A NEW HOPE OGN-HC (JAN150883)
Written by ROY THOMAS
Penciled by HOWARD CHAYKIN
Colored by CHRIS SOTOMAYOR
Cover by ADI GRANOV
Pre-Order on Amazon!
On Sale 05/06/15!
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Did you read those comics back in those days when they came out? Or did you read them later on? Like in a reprint?
I have a lot of the originals, not tons of them, but some. I also bought a lot of Dark Horse’s Star Wars comics at the beginning when they were doing a lot of reprints.
Yes, I used to see the Dark Horse stuff on the shelf. It looked like they were publishing a quality product.
Dark Horses Star Wars comics were/are great. There’s some fantastic series. From what I remember the reprints of Marvel’s material they did were unaltered which was great too.