Originally conceived in 1974, The Star Wars has been the subject of rumor and legend in the fan community throughout the history of the galaxy far, far away. Years later, with Dark Horse’s invaluable help, we showed him a few drawn and colored pages of what it might look like. “While working with George on another book project, I once asked if we could adapt his rough draft. His first complete imaginings were hallucinating to read-mind blowing,” said writer J.W. “While researching in the Lucasfilm Archives I’ve found many treasures-but one which truly astounded me was George’s rough draft for The Star Wars. “I always assumed this would be one of those stories that would be ‘lost to history,’ so getting to work on bringing it to life is kinda like a dream come true.” “I’m not sure where I first read about The Star Wars-it was years and years ago-but the idea of Luke Skywalker being an older Jedi General, and Han Solo being a six-foot-tall lizard, turned my Star Wars fan brain on its side,” said longtime Star Wars editor Randy Stradley. A story of Jedi Annikin Starkiller and General Luke Skywalker, an alien named Han Solo, and evil Sith Knights. Three years before his 1977 film, George Lucas put down on paper his first story set in a galaxy far, far away-a tale of fantastic adventures, daring escapes, “lazer swords,” romance, and monsters. Rinzler, executive editor at LucasBooks, and artist Mike Mayhew (Avengers) to adapt the rough-draft original screenplay which spawned the biggest franchise in film history!

It’s no April Fools’ prank! Dark Horse is honored to announce a dream project: working with J.W. The official press release explains what this project is all about best There are a crap ton of differences between that script and what audiences actually saw in STAR WARS EPISODE IV: A NEW HOPE. Dark Horse will be putting out an 8-part mini series faithfully adapting by George Lucas’ original script for the first STAR WARS film titled “THE STAR WARS”. The latest project is arguably one of the most interesting in recent memory.

While it is still unclear as to what will happen to the STAR WARS comic book franchise now that Disney bought the rights, Dark Horse Comics is still going strong releasing stellar STAR WARS books while they still can.

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