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Get a first look at Star Wars: Rogue One – Cassian Andor, Celebrating 10 Years of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

Posted on April 3, 2026 by Graphic Policy Team Leave a comment

Ten years ago, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story introduced the group of unlikely heroes who stole the plans to the original Death Star and set the stage for the Rebellion’s greatest victory. Announced in February, Marvel Comics will celebrate the anniversary of the beloved film by publishing five one-shots spotlighting its key characters, starting in May with Cassian Andor, who went on to headline the film’s Emmy and Peabody Award-winning Disney+ prequel series, Andor. Returning to the grit and glory of a Rebellion on the brink of war, the all-new stories will be set just prior to the events of the film, revealing never-before-told backstories and adventures from this pivotal era. Today, fans can see David Marquez’s covers for all five one-shots and a special sneak peek at Star Wars: Rogue One – Cassian Andor #1 by Benjamin Percy and Luke Ross, hitting stands on May 6.

STAR WARS: ROGUE ONE – CASSIAN ANDOR #1

Written by BENJAMIN PERCY
Art by LUKE ROSS
Cover by DAVID MARQUEZ
Variant Cover by JOSEMARIA CASANOVAS – 75960621533100131
Mandalorian & Grogu Variant Cover by E.M. GIST – 75960621533100121
Photo Variant Cover – 75960621533100141
On Sale 5/6

CASSIAN ANDOR’S FINAL MISSION BEFORE HE MEETS HIS ULTIMATE HEROIC DESTINY!

Before the heist that shook the galaxy, a lone Rebel operative walks into danger. Cassian Andor infiltrates the lawless maze of Kafrene, racing against troopers, bounty hunters and time itself in a tense espionage thriller.

Marvel celebrates 10 Years of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story with New Comics

Posted on February 23, 2026 by Graphic Policy Team

Ten years ago, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story introduced the group of unlikely heroes who stole the plans to the original Death Star and set the stage for the Rebellion’s greatest victory. Marvel Comics will celebrate the anniversary of the beloved film by publishing five one-shots spotlighting its key characters, starting in May with Cassian Andor, who went on to headline the film’s Emmy and Peabody Award-winning Disney+ prequel series, Andor. Returning to the grit and glory of a Rebellion on the brink of war, the all-new stories will be set just prior to the events of the film, revealing never-before-told back stories and adventures from this pivotal era.

Check out David Marquez’s covers for Star Wars: Rogue One – Cassian Andor #1, Star Wars: Rogue One – Jyn Erso #1, and Star Wars: Rogue One – Saw Gerrera #1, along with variant covers by Josemaria Casanovas and Walt Simsonson.

STAR WARS: ROGUE ONE – CASSIAN ANDOR #1

Written by BENJAMIN PERCY
Art by LUKE ROSS

CASSIAN ANDOR’S FINAL MISSION BEFORE HE MEETS HIS ULTIMATE HEROIC DESTINY!

STAR WARS: ROGUE ONE – JYN ERSO #1

Written by ETHAN SACKS
Art by RAMON ROSANAS

A PRISONER OF THE EMPIRE. A CHANCE AT HOPE.

On the toxic Wobani fields, Jyn Erso’s brutal routine shatters when an unlikely crew begs the infamous slicer “Liana Hallik” to help pull off an impossible escape. Can Jyn outwit Imperial security droids, tower cannons, and incinerators long enough to crack the code—and keep a frightened young prisoner alive? Will a leap of faith heal old scars from Galen, Lyra, and Saw… or will Wobani claim Jyn’s future before the Rebellion ever can?

STAR WARS: ROGUE ONE – SAW GERRERA #1

Written by MARC BERNARDIN
Art by GABRIEL GUZMAN

WITNESS THE ACT OF REVOLUTION THAT WAS TOO MUCH FOR THE REBELLION!

After proving himself in the Clone Wars, Saw Gerrera was a soldier for the cause of freedom and was willing to do anything to secure it — including leading a mission deep into Imperial territory. At stake: a source of information that would provide a tactical advantage that could shift the balance of power in the Rebels’ favor! But is the price to be paid for that information too high?

STAR WARS: ROGUE ONE – CHIRRUT & BAZE #1

Written by STEPHANIE PHILLIPS
Art by KIERAN MCKEOWN

A STRIKE AGAINST THE EMPIRE…BUT AT WHAT COST?

Baze Malbus and Chirrut Îmwe attempt a covert mission to sabotage a kyber mine that has been overtaken by Imperial forces. But when something unexpected stands between them and their objective, the mission becomes far more complicated than they expected. To succeed, faith will be tested and an impossible choice must be made!

STAR WARS: ROGUE ONE – DARTH VADER #1

Written by CHRIS CONDON
Art by LUKE ROSS

WHEN NEGOTIATIONS FAIL, THE EMPIRE SENDS IN ITS ATTACK DOG – DARTH VADER!

Director Orson Krennic’s negotiations with the gem-rich planet of Harreld have hit a standstill. Its leader, Harqque, refuses to allow the Empire to mine its rare kyber deposits for use in the Death Star’s deadly super laser. But when the Emperor catches wind of Krennic’s failure, he sends his most trusted acolyte – Darth Vader – to ply the kyber from Harqque by any means necessary.

Preorder all five Star Wars: Rogue One one-shots at your local comic shop today!

Preview: Star Wars: Rogue One Adaptation #2

Posted on May 1, 2017 by Graphic Policy Team

Star Wars: Rogue One Adaptation #2

(W) Jody Houser (A) Emilio Laiso (CA) Phil Noto
Rated T
In Shops: May 03, 2017
SRP: $3.99

Jyn Erso continues her quest with Cassian Andor to help the Rebellion fight the sinister Galactic Empire. Following the trail to the ancient Jedha City to find Rebel extremist Saw Guerra, Jyn and Cassian get caught in a firefight with the Empire… only to then be taken prisoner by Saw’s followers! The Star Wars story continues!

Fashion Spotlight: Rebel Division, Save The Rebellion, Chirrut Detention

Posted on January 14, 2017 by Graphic Policy Team

Ript Apparel has three new designs! Rebel Division, Save The Rebellion, and Chirrut Detention, by pigboom, alex.pawlicki, and saqman are on sale today only! Get them before they’re gone!

Rebel Division

Save The Rebellion

Chirrut Detention

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Rogue One is First Again, But Hidden Figures is a Close Second

Posted on January 9, 2017 by Brett

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story repeated in first place for the fourth weekend in a row earning an estimated $21.97 million for the weekend. The film has earned $477.3 million domestically and now stands at $914.4 million worldwide. That has had the film move into fifth place for worldwide earnings for a film released in 2016.

In a close second was Hidden Figures which received its national release. The film earned $21.8 million for the weekend bringing its total to an estimated $24.8 million after three weeks. The film had a budget of $25 million so should do quite well especially after lots of buzz and positive word of mouth. The film’s success was driven by a diverse audience that was 64% female, 56% of the audience under the age of 35, and 43% of the audience Caucasian, 37% African-American, and 13% Hispanic.

In third place was Sing which added an estimated $19.6 million to bring its domestic total to $213.4 million and worldwide total to $356.9 million. The film is doing quite well, especially with a budget of just $75 million.

In fourth was Underworld: Blood Wars which earned an estimated $13.1 million. The film debuted with the lowest opening for an Underworld film and received a “B+” CinemaScore. It’s unknown what the international earnings are so far. With a budget of $35 million, the film will likely make a slight profit by the time things are done.

In fifth was La La Land which was boosted due to awards season. The film earned an estimated $10 million for a domestic gross of $51.7 million. With a budget of just $30 million, the film will do quite well in the long run and make a nice profit.

In comic book films, Doctor Strange was #19 earning $330,000 as the film begins to wrap up its domestic run. The film has earned $230.9 million domestically and $658.9 million worldwide. The film still needs to debut in Japan so it’s unknown how it’ll look when it’s completely over.

We’ll be back in an hour with an updated look at comic book movie adaptations released in 2016.

Fashion Spotlight: Super Tiny Guardian, Game of Dudes, 100% Chance of Betrayal

Posted on January 9, 2017 by Graphic Policy Team

Ript Apparel has three new designs! Super Tiny Guardian, Game of Dudes, and 100% Chance of Betrayal, by Coddesigns, alex.pawlicki, and Fishmas are on sale today only! Get them before they’re gone!

Super Tiny Guardian

Game of Dudes

100% Chance of Betrayal

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GP Radio Goes Rogue One: With Film Critics Charles Pulliam-Moore and Shaun Lau on Demand

Posted on January 7, 2017 by Graphic Policy Team

On demand: iTunes ¦ Sound Cloud ¦ Stitcher ¦

On this special edition of Graphic Policy Radio, Elana is joined by two of the freshest nerd-savvy voices in film criticism for a look at what might be Star Wars’ most political film to date.

We discuss LGBTQ coded relationships and other issues of representation in the film, whether the film succeeds artistically and what made us misty-eyed.

Charles Pulliam-Moore is a blogger at Fusion where he writes about race, sexuality, and inclusion in nerd culture (including this piece on Rogue One) . Twitter is his social media drug of choice.

Shaun Lau is an Asian-American activist and host of the No, Totally Podcast about film and social issues. Listen at http://nototally.com/ and follow him on Twitter

Fashion Spotlight: Washington Saviors, Green Shogun Ranger, Viva La Rebellion

Posted on January 6, 2017 by Graphic Policy Team

Ript Apparel has three new designs! Washington Saviors, Green Shogun Ranger, and Viva La Rebellion, by TonyCenteno, illproxy, and alex.pawlicki are on sale today only! Get them before they’re gone!

Washington Saviors

Green Shogun Ranger

Viva La Rebellion

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GP Radio Goes Rogue One: With Film Critics Charles Pulliam-Moore and Shaun Lau LIVE This Thursday

Posted on January 4, 2017 by Graphic Policy Team

On this special edition of Graphic Policy Radio, Elana is joined by two of the freshest nerd-savvy voices in film criticism for a look at what might be Star Wars’ most political film to date.

We’ll discuss LGBTQ coded relationships and other issues of representation in the film, whether the film succeeds artistically and what made us misty-eyed.

The show airs LIVE this Thursday at 8pm ET.

Shaun Lau is an Asian-American activist and host of the No, Totally Podcast about film and social issues. Listen at http://nototally.com/ and follow him on Twitter

Listen to the show LIVE this Thursday.

Rogue One Wins the Weekend Again, Sing Holds for Second

Posted on January 2, 2017 by Brett

As expected, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story was number one at the box office again this holiday weekend bringing in an estimated $49.5 million. The film has earned $424.9 million domestically after three weeks.

In second place, again as expected, was Sing which earned an additional $42.8 million domestically in its second week. That’s an improvement on the previous weekend where it earned $35.3 million. Domestically the film has earned $166.4 million after two weeks and with a budget of $75 million the film is doing quite well.

Passengers also improved upon last weekend’s $14.9 million. The film remained in third adding $16.2 million to its domestic total. The film sits at $61.5 million after two weeks and with a budget of $110 million it’ll have to fight to become profitable.

Moana improves moving to fourth from sixth and earning an estimated $10.97 million after six weeks. The film has earned $210 million domestically.

Rounding out the top five is Why Him? which added $10.6 to its domestic total. With $34.6 million earned and a $38 million budget, the film should make a small profit.

Assassin’s Creed dropped to eighth in its second week earning an estimated $8.6 million. With $39.6 million in so far the film needs a miracle.

For comics Doctor Strange was #18 earning $665,000 domestically. The film has earned $230.1 million domestically so far after nine weeks and will soon be wrapping up its domestic run.

We’ll update this as more info comes in and come back in an hour as we look at where the comic films ended up for the year.

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